The match saw England take a 1-0 lead via Anthony Gordon in the 55th minute.
The United States President, Donald Trump, has joined the growing chorus of pundits and fans criticising England manager Thomas Tuchel's tactical approach following the Three Lions' heartbreaking 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina in Atlanta.
Speaking at a FIFA event alongside Gianni Infantino at Trump Tower, the US President took a swipe at England's second-half collapse, focusing heavily on how Tuchel deployed captain Harry Kane after taking the lead.
Trump, who shared a round of golf with the England captain in Florida roughly 18 months ago, questioned why the tournament’s top attacking asset spent the final portions of the match pinned inside his own half.
"You have a great player in England, who I played golf with... Harry, who's been fantastic," Trump remarked.
