England faced Hungary and Andorra in their two World Cup qualifying fixtures during the international break, with both ties panning out very differently.
The Three Lions came out 5-0 winners in an expected victory over Andorra that saw Ben Chilwell, Bukayo Saka, Tammy Abraham, James Ward-Prowse and Jack Grealish each score.
However, Hungary were able to hold England to a draw as they visited Wembley Stadium on Tuesday night - with John Stones scoring the equaliser in what was a particularly tough test for Gareth Southgate’s side.
Here are our combined player ratings for both of England's World Cup qualifiers...
13. Kyle Walker - 6
Kyle Walker started against Hungary, in a more defensive role than fellow full-back Shaw. The Manchester City defender had a fairly quiet game and didn't particularly stand out - for good or for bad. England's defence struggled occasionally but Walker commit few errors. Photo: Michael Regan
14. Tyrone Mings - 5
Tyrone Mings was brought in to partner John Stones, with first choice centre-back Harry Maguire out injured. The Aston Villa defender looked slow and struggled to deal with Hungary at times. Photo: Catherine Ivill
15. Luke Shaw - 5
I actually thought Luke Shaw looked like one of our most threatening players at the start of the Hungary clash - but the Manchester United full-back let himself down when he gave away a penalty for a high foot. Photo: Julian Finney
16. Declan Rice - 6
After a superb Euros tournament alongside Kalvin Phillips, Rice definitely missed the Leeds United midfielder and was often left outnumbered. He clearly struggled with the attack-minded Mason Mount beside him. That said, Rice - as usual - worked his socks off in what was an already difficult match for England. Photo: Catherine Ivill