England held by Scotland at Euro 2020 as Croatia face battle to qualify

"We didn't do enough to win the game but after that the thing we have to worry about in tournament football is we had to make sure we didn't lose it." Denmark's Eriksen was released from hospital following a "successful operation" nearly a week after suffering a cardiac arrest against Finland.

Scotland manager Steve Clarke said his team had been "unfairly criticised" after their 2-0 defeat against the Czech Republic on Monday.

"We had chances to win, England had moments as well," he said.

"The operation went well, and I am doing well under the circumstances," Eriksen said in a statement from the Danish Football Union "It was a frustrating night, we know we can play better," England boss Gareth Southgate told ITV.

England, who beat Croatia 1-0 in their opening match of the tournament, knew victory against their fierce foes would seal their progress with a match to spare.

"The most pleasing thing was we played when we had the ball and created a number of chances." "There is a bitter taste after this match, as we didn't win, said Modric..

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