Gareth Southgate vows 'more to come' from England as Germany, Portugal and France warned
Raheem Sterling fired England to the top of Group D at Euro 2020 – and into the unknown. The 1-0 win against Czech Republic leaves England with a nervous wait to see who finishes second in Group F. Depending on results between France and Portugal, and Germany against Hungary, any of the four could be England’s opponents at Wembley on Tuesday.
However, Sterling, who netted his second goal of the tournament, is very much of the mind: “Bring it on!”
He said: “At some point you have to face the best teams. It is about challenging yourselves. The most important thing was to win the group.
“It’s tournament football, it’s very different to being at your clubs. We just need to get to see games out a little bit better. We’re making good progress and now it’s time for a big challenge.”
Bukayo Saka was named man-of-the-match and Sterling feels the Arsenal winger can get England buzzing in the knockout stages.
“I thought Bukayo Saka was brilliant,” he said. “He got in the pockets of space, drove at people and was direct.
