Zeki Amdouni N/A
(On for Aebischer 118’) Saw shot parried away by Pickford moments after coming on. Scored in shoot-out. Getty Images
Jordan Pickford 7/10
ENGLAND RATINGS: Action came at the end of game. Panicked wondering whether to come out to stop a 116th-minute Swiss attack. Saved first penalty in shoot-out, not the second, almost got the third, wenShow more
Kyle Walker 6/10
Played in a different formation and had more touches than any other player on his side, but still not showing authority he produces for club-side Manchester City. Lost his man for Switzerland’s goal. Show more
Ezri Konsa 7/10
In for suspended Guehi and thus his first England competitive start. Went down at one point looking injured. Blocked well, cut crosses out. Came off as England reorganised having gone behind, but was Show more
John Stones 6/10
Touched cross towards goal which led to Switzerland’s taking lead through Embolo. Could he have done better? Otherwise sound. EPA
Kieran Trippier 5/10
Left of a midfield four and easily beaten in an early attack that did not inspire confidence. England’s left looked the weak point once again until the multiple subs late on. PA
Declan Rice 7/10
Read play well in a slow performance. Assisted England’s equaliser, then won the ball beautifully in the first move after England’s leveller. Shot on target and it produced a wonderful save in extra tShow more
Kobbie Mainoo 7/10
Along with Saka, the best player in first half. Showed good defensive work to stop an early Swiss attack. Saw 15th-minute shot blocked. Strong, confident, let the ball run ahead of him and past opponeShow more
Bukayo Saka 8/10
England’s main threat as he attacked down the right hand side and went one on one against Aebischer four times. Equalised after 80 minutes by guiding a left foot strike in off the post. Put the third Show more
Jude Bellingham 5/10
Barely involved. Booked. Took the second penalty of the shoot-out. Made it look very easy under intense pressure. AFP
Phil Foden 6/10
Played as a ‘10’ as England played higher up the pitch than usual. Good early balls wide as he helped England control first half. Easy on ball and gave balance to team. AFP
Harry Kane 4/10
Played higher than in previous games and helped England press the Swiss well. Booked. Had cramp and came off. But minimal impact. EPA
Cole Palmer 7/10
SUBS: (On for Konsa 78’) Completed a new left side for England. Took the first penalty of shoot-out. Cool and confident from the Mancunian. EPA
Luke Shaw 6/10
(On for Mainoo 78’) Played his first football since February. Smart run freed up Eze to shoot. Getty Images
Eberechi Eze 6/10
(On for Trippier 78’) Pulled a shot wide on 88. Full of energy. EPA
Ivan Toney N/A
(On for Kane 109’) Went down in the last move of game, but penalty appeals were half-hearted. Scored fourth penalty after staring the goalkeeper down and not even looking at the ball. AFP
Trent Alexander-Arnold N/A
(On for Foden 115 ’) Scored the winning penalty. Getty Images)
Yann Sommer 7/10
SWITZERLAND RATINGS: Neither goalkeeper faced shot in target in the opening 45 minutes. Literally no serious save to make until he was picking ball out of net when beaten by Saka’s superb finish in 80Show more
Fabian Schar 7/10
First-half booking for blocking Bellingham run and skirted close to red card on several occasions. Nice pass in run up to Embolo goal. Quality cross in injury-time might was wasted by attackers. ScoreShow more
Manuel Akanji 8/10
Man City defender is top quality. Times challenges perfectly, positioning brilliant and capable of carrying ball out of defence. Never gave Kane a kick. Then spoiled it when he was only player to missShow more
FBL-EURO-2024-MATCH48-ENG-SUI
Ricardo Rodriguez : 8/10 Torino defender helped restrict England’s scoring chances to minimum and made numerous important blocks and tackles. AFP
Fabian Rieder 6/10
Always there to help out defensively, offered some width going forward down right and sent over a few descent crosses but they came to nothing. Getty Images
Remo Freuler 7/10
Somehow avoided being penalised for blatant handball on edge of own box when he blocked England cross with both hands in air. Relentless engine in midfield alongside Xhaka. PA
Granit Xhaka 8/10
Captain produced fantastic goal-saving tackle just before break to prevent Mainoo scoring. Another vital block in extra-time as Bellingham attempted shot at goal. Season to remember for Bayer LeverkusShow more
Michel Aebischer 4/10
Given torrid time by Saka who had him on toast when one-on-one. Couldn't stop England man cutting inside and firing home sublime leveller. Getty Images
Ruben Vargas 6/10
Among the goals against Italy last time out but no hint of repeating that this time round. Focus here was often helping Aebischer out defensively with threat of Saka. AFP
Dan Ndoye 6/10
Provided promise early on down the right but that threat waned quickly and flattered to deceive at times. Was his deflected cross that allowed Embolo to put team in front. AP
Breel Embolo 7/10
Very well marked by Konsa with attacker’s first sniff of goal – and game’s first shot on target - coming just after half-time, a weak strike that didn’t trouble Pickford. Poked Swiss into the lead froShow more
Steven Zuber 7/10
SUBS: (On for Reider 64’) Made impact after coming. One superb cross to pick out Widmer deep into extra-time. AFP
Silvan Widmer 6/10
(On for Vargas 64’) Booked 20 minutes after coming on for holding on to Palmer’s arm. Half chance blocked in second period of extra-time. EPA
Denis Zakaria 6/10
(On for Ndoye 98’) Brought on in extra-time to shore-up middle of park. AFP
Xherdan Shaqiri 7/10
(On for Embolo 109’) Almost scored with wicked corner that crashed off post with Pickford beaten. Scored in shoot-out. AFP
Vincent Sierro N/A
(On for Remo Freuler 118’) AFPZeki Amdouni N/A
(On for Aebischer 118’) Saw shot parried away by Pickford moments after coming on. Scored in shoot-out. Getty ImagesJordan Pickford 7/10
ENGLAND RATINGS: Action came at the end of game. Panicked wondering whether to come out to stop a 116th-minute Swiss attack. Saved first penalty in shoot-out, not the second, almost got the third, wenShow moreKyle Walker 6/10
Played in a different formation and had more touches than any other player on his side, but still not showing authority he produces for club-side Manchester City. Lost his man for Switzerland’s goal. Show moreEzri Konsa 7/10
In for suspended Guehi and thus his first England competitive start. Went down at one point looking injured. Blocked well, cut crosses out. Came off as England reorganised having gone behind, but was Show moreJohn Stones 6/10
Touched cross towards goal which led to Switzerland’s taking lead through Embolo. Could he have done better? Otherwise sound. EPAKieran Trippier 5/10
Left of a midfield four and easily beaten in an early attack that did not inspire confidence. England’s left looked the weak point once again until the multiple subs late on. PADeclan Rice 7/10
Read play well in a slow performance. Assisted England’s equaliser, then won the ball beautifully in the first move after England’s leveller. Shot on target and it produced a wonderful save in extra tShow moreKobbie Mainoo 7/10
Along with Saka, the best player in first half. Showed good defensive work to stop an early Swiss attack. Saw 15th-minute shot blocked. Strong, confident, let the ball run ahead of him and past opponeShow moreBukayo Saka 8/10
England’s main threat as he attacked down the right hand side and went one on one against Aebischer four times. Equalised after 80 minutes by guiding a left foot strike in off the post. Put the third Show moreJude Bellingham 5/10
Barely involved. Booked. Took the second penalty of the shoot-out. Made it look very easy under intense pressure. AFPPhil Foden 6/10
Played as a ‘10’ as England played higher up the pitch than usual. Good early balls wide as he helped England control first half. Easy on ball and gave balance to team. AFPHarry Kane 4/10
Played higher than in previous games and helped England press the Swiss well. Booked. Had cramp and came off. But minimal impact. EPACole Palmer 7/10
SUBS: (On for Konsa 78’) Completed a new left side for England. Took the first penalty of shoot-out. Cool and confident from the Mancunian. EPALuke Shaw 6/10
(On for Mainoo 78’) Played his first football since February. Smart run freed up Eze to shoot. Getty ImagesEberechi Eze 6/10
(On for Trippier 78’) Pulled a shot wide on 88. Full of energy. EPAIvan Toney N/A
(On for Kane 109’) Went down in the last move of game, but penalty appeals were half-hearted. Scored fourth penalty after staring the goalkeeper down and not even looking at the ball. AFPTrent Alexander-Arnold N/A
(On for Foden 115 ’) Scored the winning penalty. Getty Images)Yann Sommer 7/10
SWITZERLAND RATINGS: Neither goalkeeper faced shot in target in the opening 45 minutes. Literally no serious save to make until he was picking ball out of net when beaten by Saka’s superb finish in 80Show moreFabian Schar 7/10
First-half booking for blocking Bellingham run and skirted close to red card on several occasions. Nice pass in run up to Embolo goal. Quality cross in injury-time might was wasted by attackers. ScoreShow moreManuel Akanji 8/10
Man City defender is top quality. Times challenges perfectly, positioning brilliant and capable of carrying ball out of defence. Never gave Kane a kick. Then spoiled it when he was only player to missShow moreFBL-EURO-2024-MATCH48-ENG-SUI
Ricardo Rodriguez : 8/10 Torino defender helped restrict England’s scoring chances to minimum and made numerous important blocks and tackles. AFPFabian Rieder 6/10
Always there to help out defensively, offered some width going forward down right and sent over a few descent crosses but they came to nothing. Getty ImagesRemo Freuler 7/10
Somehow avoided being penalised for blatant handball on edge of own box when he blocked England cross with both hands in air. Relentless engine in midfield alongside Xhaka. PAGranit Xhaka 8/10
Captain produced fantastic goal-saving tackle just before break to prevent Mainoo scoring. Another vital block in extra-time as Bellingham attempted shot at goal. Season to remember for Bayer LeverkusShow moreMichel Aebischer 4/10
Given torrid time by Saka who had him on toast when one-on-one. Couldn't stop England man cutting inside and firing home sublime leveller. Getty ImagesRuben Vargas 6/10
Among the goals against Italy last time out but no hint of repeating that this time round. Focus here was often helping Aebischer out defensively with threat of Saka. AFPDan Ndoye 6/10
Provided promise early on down the right but that threat waned quickly and flattered to deceive at times. Was his deflected cross that allowed Embolo to put team in front. APBreel Embolo 7/10
Very well marked by Konsa with attacker’s first sniff of goal – and game’s first shot on target - coming just after half-time, a weak strike that didn’t trouble Pickford. Poked Swiss into the lead froShow moreSteven Zuber 7/10
SUBS: (On for Reider 64’) Made impact after coming. One superb cross to pick out Widmer deep into extra-time. AFPSilvan Widmer 6/10
(On for Vargas 64’) Booked 20 minutes after coming on for holding on to Palmer’s arm. Half chance blocked in second period of extra-time. EPADenis Zakaria 6/10
(On for Ndoye 98’) Brought on in extra-time to shore-up middle of park. AFPXherdan Shaqiri 7/10
(On for Embolo 109’) Almost scored with wicked corner that crashed off post with Pickford beaten. Scored in shoot-out. AFPVincent Sierro N/A
(On for Remo Freuler 118’) AFP