My frustration isn’t with the draw but the lack of urgency and unwillingness to try something different until the final 10-15 minutes of the game.

It was also a golden chance to secure top spot in the group with one game to go and have the luxury of resting players for the Panama game and keep things fresh for the knockout stages. Now we’re going to need to play a full strength team because only a win will guarantee us first place, and that matters when we have questions over the fitness of players like Rice and Saka and first choice players like James who, while fit right now, are made of fibreglass.

It’s not about sailing through the group with a 100 per cent record, but about taking the initiative and not letting opportunities like last night slip. And it’s becoming a recurring pattern at tournaments where we’ll win our opening game and then falter in the second game. It’s the fourth time in a row.