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England were involved in a chaotic draw with Ecuador last night that had as many negatives as positives.
After going behind early in the game, England then took the lead after goals from Wayne Rooney and Rickie Lambert, only to then let it slip.
So who was to blame for the dodgy defending? Who shined in an attacking sense? And who may have just done enough to warrant inclusion in the starting XI when England play Italy on June 14?
We take a look through the England team and assess their performances in Miami.
Show all 12 1 /12Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Ben Foster Failed to convince as back-up to Joe Hart. Did not move for Enner Valencia’s opener and had little chance with Michael Arroyo’s fierce equaliser. 5/10
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings James Milner Famed utility man deployed at right-back as England’s limitations were made painfully clear. Beaten too easily but stuck manfully to his task. 6
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Chris Smalling Could only let Walter Ayovi cross sail over his head for Ecuador’s opener and struggled to strike up a partnership with Jones. Made one crucial block. 5
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Phil Jones Never one to shy away from a challenge but does not always inspire confidence with his positioning. Made a crucial challenge on scorer Valencia. 6
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Luke Shaw Quick to get down the wing on first international start and varied his crosses. Culpable for opener and allowed Antonio Valencia too much room to roam. 6
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Frank Lampard Chelsea departee captained side on his 104th cap and sidefooted wide early on. Sloppy passing at times but went close with a shot from distance. 6
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Jack Wilshere Afforded a start after impressing as sub last Friday. Clever in possession but often reluctant to move forward with the ball. Hobbled off in final minutes. 6
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Fizzed around opposition area from first whistle and continually pressed full-backs. Cross set up first goal and forced a good save before going off injured. 7
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Ross Barkley Brought late-season club form to the national stage, making surging runs. Often let down by decision-making but found Lambert for the second. 7
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Wayne Rooney Has made no secret of dislike for left-side role but did not let it show. Linked up well with Shaw and headed over before scoring from a few yards out. 7
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Rickie Lambert First game after joining Liverpool and his backheel set up leveller. Offered presence up front and smacked home early in the second half. 6
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Ecuador 2 England 2: Player ratings Best off the bench - Raheem Sterling Unlucky not to start but brought on for half an hour. Inventive pressing forward but lasted 16 minutes before dismissal for wild challenge on Antonio Valencia. 6
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