Gareth Southgate demanded his England players fire more shots on the Wales goal during his half-time team talk, according to match-winner Marcus Rashford.
The Three Lions were firmly in control but failed to find the back of the net during the first 45 minutes against the Dragons. However, they emerged from the interval like a side possessed and scored twice in two minutes through Rashford's free kick and Phil Foden's tap-in.
Rashford scored a brilliant solo goal to secure a 3-0 victory and send England through to the last 16 of the World Cup, where they will face Senegal, and eliminate Wales. The Manchester United forward insists Southgate was pleased with England's goalless first-half performance and simply asked his players to let fly more often.
