Job done - but England will not win World Cup unless they improve

Job done - but England will not win World Cup unless they improveTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, England beat Panama to qualify for last 32 as Group L winnersByPhil McNultyChief football writer at New York New Jersey StadiumPublished2 minutes agoCommentsEngland head coach Thomas Tuchel insists the bigger the games, the bigger his side will get. He must hope he is right or their World Cup campaign will be a short one.First things first. And credit where it is due.England's win against Panama ensured phase one of this World Cup was mission accomplished, qualifying top of Group L to face either DR Congo or Senegal in the last 32 in Atlanta on Wednesday (17:00 BST).The serious business starts now after two wins from three group games - but it would be delusion to suggest England's progress into the knockout phase has been totally convincing, even though it was completed successfully."It was hard work," Tuchel told BBC Sport. "We were ready for that. I said we so often get carried away with our expectations and what we demand of ourselves."We demanded to win the group and this is the day we did this. I encouraged everyone to enjoy it and take it in."We are at the World Cup. We won the group. I know our expectations. I know our dream. I know we can do better, but everyone who pushed and the players and staff deserves to go to the plane with a smile."There were not many smiles for the first frustrating portion of England's final group game, but they got there in the end.England, for the first hour, struggled as they did against Ghana to break down a Panama side ranked 42nd in the world, even offering the underdogs hope with another vulnerable defensive display.In the final reckoning, England were too good for Panama, but this was not a victory without concerns for Tuchel.Who could England face in last 32 after qualifying for next round?Published2 hours...