Manchester United legend Gary Neville believes England will feel apprehensive going into the 2022 World Cup, with the draw on Friday revealing they could face a home nation in the group stage.
The Three Lions will play the USA, Iran and either Scotland, Ukraine or Wales. As a result of the draw, they avoided the likes of Germany, Uruguay and the Netherlands.
Neville, who won 85 caps for England, told Sky Sports: "We've seen it in recent tournaments, Wales as well, Scotland was a very difficult game in the last Euros and Wales we just nipped past a few years ago. But then Wales ended up going a lot further. Those games were challenging for England and always have been.
