JOE HART: England’s number one was embarrassed by Kolbeinn Sigthorsson as Iceland took a shock first-half lead – a goal that proved decisive. 3
KYLE WALKER: Back in the team after being rested against Slovakia but was a shadow of that player and guilty for the equalising goal. 4
GARY CAHILL: Did his best to keep the Icelandic forward line at bay but looked overrawed at times. 5
CHRIS SMALLING: The impressive Manchester United centre-back struggled in Nice but was by no means the worst player. 5
DANNY ROSE: The marauding left-back replaced Ryan Bertrand but was unable to play with the freedom displayed in the first two group matches. 5
ERIC DIER: One of just four England players to start all four matches so far and a key member of the line-up. Not great but a surprise half-time withdrawal. 6
DELE ALLI: Restored to the starting line-up and came close to scoring. Was not the decisive player he should have been. 5
WAYNE ROONEY: England’s all-time top goalscorer and captain produced a poor display in Nice. Passing was all over the place. 3
RAHEEM STERLING: Questions over form and mindset were ignored by Hodgson, but aside from winning the penalty did precious little. 4
HARRY KANE: Looked leggy in the opening two matches and fared little better in Nice, getting away efforts without too much conviction. 4
DANIEL STURRIDGE: Preferred on the right of the front three ahead of Adam Lallana, he threatened at times but, like the rest of the strikers, struggled to make an impact. 4
SUBSTITUTES:
JACK WILSHERE (for Dier, 45): A surprising half-time move that had precious little impact. 6
JAMIE VARDY (for Sterling, 60): An inspired substitute against Wales, the Leicester striker was unable to unsettle the Iceland backline. 5
MARCUS RASHFORD (for Rooney, 86): Brought on as a last roll of the dice but did not have the chance to make an impact. 6
