Durica: Ref was biases in England win

Liverpool forward Adam Lallana fired home his first worldwide goal on time added on to snatch maximum points and Wayne Rooney becoming the most capped England player with 116 appearances.

“Today Wayne played wherever he wanted to”.

Allardyce meant he trusted Rooney to read the game and play where the team needed him to and insisted he would be standing by his man.

It was however, a nerve-wracking beginning to England’s 2018 World Cup campaign.

Slovakia defender Jan Durica has accused the match officials of favouring England during the Three Lions’ 1-0 victory in Trnava this weekend.

Durica was not the only party aggrieved with refereeing decisions, as Kane commented on the conduct of Skrtel throughout.

Elsewhere, Germany made a flying start to its mission to become the first country in more than 50 years to defend its World Cup title. Lallana’s goal spared England from a repeat of the result from their group-stage encounter with Slovakia at Euro 2016.

‘Of course, they will always prefer the stronger team.

“It’s the biggest job I’ve ever had”, he said. “We were really unhappy”, he added.

“Englishmen knew that they are one player more, so, logically, they began pushing forward and creating the pressure”. But they did not have clear chances, so that is why we regret it.

What would have become of the coin had Lallana not swept home his first worldwide goal with virtually the last kick of the game is uncertain.

Margetson, now 44, played 48 times for Town between 1999 and 2002 and he worked with Allardyce at West Ham.

After the game, ex-Liverpool and England midfielder Redknapp told the Daily Mail that he felt Lallana’s end product was lacking before he scored the winning goal, and challenged him to kick on from here. “It was just a matter of time”.

And he clearly did, as Bohunicky has now shared pictures online showing him holding Sterling’s number seven shirt and taking another snap of the shirt along with Rooney’s yellow captain’s armband.