World Cup 2018: How the England players rated v Tunisia - BBC Sport
Who impressed and who had a night to forget as England won 2-1 in their World Cup opener against Tunisia?
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England made a winning start at the 2018 World Cup as Harry Kane scored twice to give Gareth Southgate's side a 2-1 victory over Tunisia in Volgograd.

But who impressed and who had a night to forget?

This is BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty's verdict from Russia, along with the ratings you provided courtesy of our player rater.
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Had little to do other than face Ferjani Sassi's penalty - which he got fingers to but could not keep out.

Excellent night for the Spurs defender. A constant threat at set-pieces and going forward.

The penalty he conceded was soft, but he got himself in a poor position - and why was he swinging his arm?

Brought the ball out of defence confidently and was also a danger in the opposition box.

A threat to the opposition going forward but also occasionally a threat to his own team when he conceded possession in dangerous areas.

One moment of defensive misunderstanding with Lingard in the first half, but mainly an effective attacking option.

An industrious presence and almost scored with a fine first-half shot.

Was a threat in the first half but seemed to pick up a knock and his impact then diminished.

Always a threat but no end product on this occasion.

Frustrating night. So much endeavour for so little end product.

England's main marksman. Set his sights on winning the Golden Boot and this was a great start.

Marcus Rashford (for Raheem Sterling 68 mins): Ran with pace but occasionally over-eager. 6.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek (for Dele Alli 80 mins): Not on long but some nice touches. 6.
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