COLE PALMER says there will be "no hiding" from England's players after another drab display last night and insists Gareth Southgate's side will be ready to go up a gear when the Euro 2024 knockout stage starts.
England limped into the last 16 with an insipid 0-0 draw with Slovenia that prompted supporters here to turn on Gareth Southgate.
Angry fans made their displeasure clear by throwing plastic beer cups in the direction of the manager when he went over to applaud them at full time. The players were also booed off after another desperate performance rounded off an unconvincing groupstage campaign.
England went through as Group C winners and will find out their last-16 opponents tonight, with a tricky meeting against Holland looking most likely.
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