John Murray, BBC Radio 5 Live football correspondent

What that match will be remembered for is Ben White.

That’s the only match I have ever seen when an England player has scored his first international goal for England at Wembley and was booed by, I would say, a sizeable minority of the crowd.

When he left the squad in Qatar and went home for what was described as personal reasons – we’ve never really got to the bottom of what it was.

There were stories that there was a fall-out, something happened involving Steve Holland, Gareth Southgate’s assistant. But that was never confirmed by Gareth Southgate.

I thought last night might have been the perfect opportunity for Ben White to put his head above the parapet. He’s made his comeback, he’s just scored his first goal. But, as Thomas Tuchel was saying in advance of the match – and we kind of know this already – he described him as quite introverted, quite shy, and maybe he just doesn’t feel comfortable to do that.

But probably at some stage he will have to grasp the nettle and talk about it.