No need to panic for England - but this was a reality check

No need to panic for England - but this was a reality checkTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, England held to goalless draw against GhanaByPhil McNultyChief football writer at Boston StadiumPublished1 minute agoCommentsHead coach Thomas Tuchel claimed England's thrilling opening World Cup win against Croatia would have excited "fans in pubs". The dismal follow-up against Ghana would have sobered them up instantly.The manner in which England dismantled Croatia raised expectation and excitement levels, but this was a brutal reality check as Ghana's resilience, physicality and organisation built an insurmountable barrier.England are leading Group L and set to qualify for the last 32 - and Declan Rice echoed the post-match mood of "no panic" in the camp when he told BBC Sport: "We still have a great chance to top the group against Panama, so positivity all round."Not quite all round given the Three Lions' lack of creativity in the face of Ghana's durability - but Tuchel's side still remain in a healthy position.If the victory against Croatia made watching England fun, this was back to the grindstone where they were forced to do the dirty work, but could not break through.Which players failed to make an impact? England player ratingsPublished2 hours agoEngland frustrated by Ghana in dour World Cup drawAre England missing an X-factor?Their first two group matches have presented England with contrasting challenges.Croatia pressed high, whereas Ghana defended deep and were happy to let England have the ball, as illustrated by their 78.2% share of possession.Ghana's wily coach Carlos Queiroz seemed to take great pleasure in suggesting - several times - that England had "no solutions".Tuchel admitted: "It is difficult to find a way through when someone plays a 4-5-1 and completely deep and is committed to it and they celebrated a...