England were back at Wembley for their final game of this international break, and Jude Bellingham had the number 10 on his back one more. Whilst England cruised to a 3-0 victory, Jude’s individual performance was once again patchy, and came in phases of quality and more silent moments. Two good wins to start Thomas Tuchel’s England tenure, but both games have made it feel like watching the same old, mundane shackled England. To make a real difference, we are going to have to see some changes, and fast.
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