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Chloe Digby·6 July 2024
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Chloe Digby·6 July 2024
When England announced they'd be playing a back three with wing-backs, it was assumed by most that left-footed Bukayo Saka would take the left-hand side, whilst right-footed Kieran Trippier would switch to the right.
Yet when the game started, it became clear that that was not the case, and Saka was on the right wing.
And while the Three Lions haven't had any huge chances in the game so far, it appears that the Arsenal man is having plenty of joy on that side.
Is having inverted wing-backs going to pay off for Gareth Southgate?