FIX YOU? TUCHEL'S STILL GOT NO TUNE

Coldplay evicted England from Wembley... then Three Lions droned on again under German coach

- BY JOHN CROSS

THE Villa Park crowd probably wished they had gone to see Coldplay at Wembley instead.

This was not a great advert for international football, and even one of Chris Martin's songs might have got the pulses racing faster.

Ultimately, England got the job done against an Andorra team which is ranked 174th in the world but it felt more like a training session than a World Cup qualifier.

It was only moved to the Midlands because Coldplay had already booked a string of sell out nights at Wembley, but this felt like a familiar England tune.

They were sluggish, lacked intensity, completely uninspiring. Thomas Tuchel needs momentum but England struggled to get out of first gear.

They had to rely on an own-goal to break the deadlock and only managed one of their own thanks to Declan Rice's second-half header.

There were some positives as Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson was bright and impressive on his debut, moving the ball and looking at home in international football.