Debutant Callum Wilson scored and shone, while Wayne Rooney’s farewell was a fitting reminder of his quality

England 3-0 USA: player ratings from the friendly at Wembley

England

Jordan Pickford Saved well from Pulisic to deny USA an unlikely opening goal. Subbed at half-time. 6

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Trent Alexander-Arnold Took his goal with aplomb and dominated every inch of the right-hand side. 8

Lewis Dunk Ponderous at times, he was nutmegged by Christian Pulisic and later upended the American. 5

Michael Keane The more comfortable of England’s scratch pairing, had a good joust with Bobby Wood. 6

Ben Chilwell Comfortable once again, both with the ball at his feet and in defensive positioning. 6

Dele Alli Playing in a deeper midfield role he looked after the ball astutely. Assisted the opener. 7

Fabian Delph Captain for the match and enjoyed himself in two positions. Assist for Callum Wilson’s goal. 7

Harry Winks Another of England’s less-experienced players to shine. Good passes, excellent decision-making. 7

Jesse Lingard A sumptuous goal and a couple of other decent efforts but some lacklustre passing too. 6

Callum Wilson First cap but you wouldn’t know it. Deserved his goal and did everything expected of a lone front man. 8

Jadon Sancho Had a scintillating first half, and his pass to Trent Alexander-Arnold was the ball of the game. Quiet thereafter. 7

Substitutes

Alex McCarthy (45min) Dealt comfortably with the little that came his way. 6

Eric Dier (58) Had little to do. 6

Jordan Henderson (58) A couple of nice switches of play. 6

Wayne Rooney (58) Wanted to make a mark on his effective testimonial and did so. A nice sendoff. 7

Ruben Loftus-Cheek (70) Quiet with little opportunity to impress. 6

Marcus Rashford (79) A bit wasteful. 6

USA

Brad Guzan Well beaten on the day and might have done better on all the goals. 5

DeAndre Yedlin Did nothing and did not enjoy facing Sancho in the first half. 5

Matt Miazga Centre-halves had a thankless task but the Chelsea player stuck at it. 6

John Brooks Looked ungainly but was effective, both in the air and in reading the play. 6

Jorge Villafaña Experienced player offered an outlet but lost Alexander-Arnold for his goal. 5

Weston McKennie The 20-year-old Bundesliga prospect ran his legs off in midfield to little effect. 5

Will Trapp Tasked with screening his defence, the MLS player often looked overwhelmed by England’s fluidity. 5

Christian Pulisic Both USA’s best player and their most frustrating. Excellent dribbling, substandard final ball. 6

Julian Green Made good use of the ball when he had it but that wasn’t very often. Subbed. 6

Timothy Weah The 18-year-old son of the president of Liberia looks a prospect. Incendiary pace. 7

Bobby Wood Willing player who put himself about but didn’t really carry a threat. 6

Substitutes

Tyler Adams (62min) The only one of the subs to affect the game, but his one cross was cut out. 6

Kellyn Acosta (70) 6

Kenny Saief (76) n/a

Sebastian Lletget (76) n/a

Shaq Moore (88) n/a