England 3-0 Latvia: player ratings for the hosts from the World Cup qualifier | England

In the latest England match, Jordan Pickford had a decent performance with a few saves and a solid 6/10 rating. Reece James started strong, had some challenges, but ultimately scored a brilliant free-kick, earning him a 7 rating. Ezri Konsa was denied a goal but showed resilience, also receiving a 7 rating. Marc Guéhi slipped in the first half but showed his usual reliability, scoring a 6.

Myles Lewis-Skelly showed promise as a modern full-back but faded as the game went on, earning a 7. Declan Rice played a key role in defense and set up Kane’s goal, also scoring a 7. Morgan Rogers was lively in his first start, while Jude Bellingham entertained with flicks but lacked incision, receiving a 5.

Jarrod Bowen linked well before being subbed, and was unlucky not to receive a penalty, scoring a 6. Harry Kane had a typical performance, scoring his required goal and earning a 7. Marcus Rashford looked dangerous but is still searching for his first goal post-Villa move, also scoring a 7.

The substitutes all made an impact, with Eberechi Eze scoring a goal and earning a 7 rating. Phil Foden, Curtis Jones, Jordan Henderson, and Kyle Walker all contributed with a rating of 6 each. It was an eventful match with standout performances from various players, showcasing the depth of talent in the England squad.