LONDON -- Jack Grealish and Dominic Calvert-Lewin will soon be asking some awkward questions of Gareth Southgate if they continue performing like this.
England were meandering through a pedestrian first half at Wembley as Wales grew in confidence and looked more purposeful in the opening 26 minutes before Grealish suddenly produce a moment of quality a cut above anything the visitors could hope to produce. Faced with Wales defender Ethan Ampadu just outside the box on the right wing, the Aston Villa playmaker shifted the ball onto his right foot to create a yard of space and curled over a sumptuous cross that had goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey scrambling across his line in vain.