Ben White goes from hero to villain on England return in draw with Uruguay
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Ben White goes from hero to villain on England return in draw with Uruguay
"Ben White arrived to a chorus of jeers from the England support at Wembley when Thomas Tuchel introduced him as a 68th minute substitute. There ought to be no second chances for the Arsenal defender in the eyes of plenty of those present."
"On 81 minutes, there was a red letter moment for White. England had created nothing more than a headed chance for another substitute, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, in the 71st minute, which he fluffed. But now, after a corner was flicked on, there was White at the far post to tap home from all of six inches for this first England goal."
"England looked to be about to close out a scruffy win when Uruguay pushed in stoppage time and when the ball was worked inside to Federico Vinas, who had come on as a substitute, it was White who stretched in to foul him."
Ben White faced jeers from England fans upon his introduction as a substitute during a friendly against Uruguay. After scoring his first England goal, he was met with further boos. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, with White conceding a penalty that allowed Uruguay to equalize. The game was characterized by a lack of excitement and poor performance from England's fringe players, raising questions about the effectiveness of the manager's strategy.
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