Home > Football > Euro 2016 > England > News

[monks data]

England captain Wayne Rooney admits that the goalless draw with Slovakia was not the result his side wanted in their final Group B game at Euro 2016.

England captain Wayne Rooney has admitted that Monday's 0-0 draw with Slovakia in Saint-Etienne was not the result his side wanted.

The Three Lions needed a victory to ensure their place as group winners, but they were frustrated by Slovakia and ultimately could not find the breakthrough.

Wales's 3-0 win over Russia saw them leapfrog England to finish top of Group B, but Rooney, who was controversially left out of the starting lineup last night, was keen to look ahead to his side's last-16 match in Nice next Monday.

Not result we wanted but through to last 16. Thanks to our fans the support was unbelievable again. See you in Nice! pic.twitter.com/USMOcHg84h

— Wayne Rooney (@WayneRooney) June 21, 2016

England will face the runners-up of Group F in the last 16, which could see them take on Hungary, Iceland, Portugal or Russia.

ID:275231: cacheID:275231:1false2false3false:QQ:: from db desktop :LenBod:restore:1751: No Data Analysis info

Restore Data

1

Badiashile, Felix, Mudryk latest: Chelsea injury, suspension list vs. Shamrock

2

Could Arsenal loanee Sterling return to Chelsea in January?

3

Arsenal vs. Crystal Palace: Head-to-head record and past meetings

4

Arsenal vs. Crystal Palace - prediction, team news, lineups

5

Two former Gunners to start? Crystal Palace predicted XI against Arsenal

6

"An abusive performance mentally": Man City's "collective malaise" analysed

7

Sterling starts and a rest for Rice: Predicted Arsenal XI against Crystal Palace

8

How bad is Udogie's blow? Tottenham injury list for Man Utd clash

9

Southampton vs. Liverpool - prediction, team news, lineups

10

Amorim 'questions two players' over Man United team leaks