Raheem Sterling had been expected to be dropped for England’s second World Cup Group G game against Panama but was given a reprieve by manager Gareth Southgate.
The Manchester City forward retained his place for the 6-1 victory but he failed to get his name on the scoresheet once more in an England shirt.
Here we assess Sterling’s performance in a game when even his Manchester City team-mate John Stones scored twice with two headers from set-pieces.
It looks like Raheem Sterling will start for England against Panama.
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