England suffered a 0-1 defeat at Wembley tonight, a mere nine days prior to the commencement of their European Championships campaign.

England have once again deceived their opponents, this time by taking an hour to demolish Bosnia and Herzegovina before ultimately winning 3-0.

In the 12th minute, the visitors seized the lead after England had made a brilliant start. Wembley was silenced when Jon Dagur Thorsteinsson darted in from the left-hand side and unleashed a powerful low strike that eluded Aaron Ramsdale at his near post.

Iceland was never truly challenged by England, who dominated the ball throughout their final tune-up match, which concluded with a mere sigh. Mirror Football reviewed the primary topics…4. The Alexander-Arnold conundrumDeclаn Rice is certаin tо be included in Englаnd’s Eurо 2024 squаd; hоwever, the decisiоn regаrding his cоmpаniоn remаins uncertаin. Trent аlexаnder-аrnоld аnd Cоnоr Gаllаgher were the first tо plаy there, аnd Mаinоо аnd аdаm Whаrtоn аre bоth pоtentiаlly cоntenders. Jude Bellinghаm is expected tо аssume а mоre аdvаnced rоle.

Trent Alexander-Arnold: Will he commence or will he not?Trent Alexander-Arnold: Will he commence or will he not? (Image: The FA via Getty Images))The ongoing debate regarding whether Alexander-Arnold is more adapted to his previous right-back position or a position in the midfield has persisted for years. Although he possesses the qualities to excel in either position, Southgate evidently regards him as a midfielder.

However, he provided England with the much-needed impetus at right-back on Friday night. It is clear that he must start for England, particularly in matches against nations such as Iceland, who will be content to sit in.