HERE are the Grimsby Telegraph's England player ratings from last night's World Cup defeat to Italy.
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JOE HART: Looked relatively steady throughout. Could do little about either goal. 6/10.
GLEN JOHNSON: Same old story - good going forward, weak at the back. 5.
PHIL JAGIELKA: Cleared Balotelli's effort of the line and generally played ok. 6.
GARY CAHILL: Lost Balotelli for Italy's crucial second goal. 5.
LEIGHTON BAINES: Was given the run around all night by Antonio Candreva. 5.
JORDAN HENDERSON: Controlled the game well with his passing. Looked calm on the ball. 7.
STEVEN GERRARD: Kept the game ticking over, but did not produce anything magical. 6.
RAHEEM STERLING: England's best performer. Even had the Italians clapping him by the end of the game. Skills and pace a real asset. 8.
WAYNE ROONEY: Set up Sturridge, but did not do what he is paid to do - score goals. Two good chances. 5.
DANNY WELBECK: Full of energy and life throughout. Justified his starting place. 7.
DANIEL STURRIDGE: Took his goal well and was a threat all night. 7.
Substitutes:
ROSS BARKLEY (Welbeck, 60 mins): Exuded confidence and tested Sirigu. Will be pushing Rooney for a start against Uruguay. 7.
JACK WILSHERE (Henderson, 72 mins): Drifted in and out of the game. 5.
ADAM LALLANA (Sturridge, 79 mins): Could not turn the game in England's favour. 5.
