England 0-0 Switzerland player ratings: Trent Alexander-Arnold shines in Nations League penalty shootout win

We run the rule over both teams after the Nations League third place play-off

Luke Brown
Sunday 09 June 2019 10:34 EDT
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England beat Switzerland on penalty kicks to win the Nations League third place play-off on Sunday afternoon.

England had the majority of chances in an incredibly frustrating game. Harry Kane hit the crossbar with a deft chip inside the first two minutes, while Fabian Schar’s blushes were spared when he deflected the ball onto the woodwork at the start of the second-half.

Raheem Sterling also hit the crossbar in extra-time, when his free-kick was sent fractionally over.

The game headed to penalties with World Cup hero Eric Dier scoring the decisive spot kick to send England on the path to victory.

See how we rated the two teams below.

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