Just like McCullum developed an aggressive style in cricket, England coach Gareth Southgate has developed an aggressive style in the England team.

Such an aggressive combination created a lot of 'space' for England on the right side of the pitch. Saga joined England's fullback Kyle Walker. It was this combination that led to the first goal. Saga got the shot because of that brilliant pass from Kyle Walker.

But it was not easy for Bellingham, who had to move around to create space for himself. In doing so, he created space for himself and put Saka's pass into the goal.

After the break, the Serbian team put England under pressure and the freedom England had in the first half diminished. However, shots on goal were very few in this match. A total of 11 shots. Of these, 6 are from Serbia and 5 from England.

Ivan Ilic was brought on for Serbia in the second half. He is a defensive midfielder. A shot from Dusan Vlahovic put the England goalkeeper in momentary tension. With 30 minutes left in the game, the game turned into a Serbian attack when Serbia sent on two men, Dusa Dadić and Luka Jovic. England then had to send on Conor Gallagher and Trent Arnold.

Another England substitute Gerard Bowen sent a great pass to English captain Harry Kane in the 77th minute, but Serbian goalkeeper Rajkovic blocked his shot. If this had happened in the 77th minute, Serbia would have almost equalized in the 82nd minute. A powerful shot from Vlahovic flew towards the goal and England goalkeeper Pickford saved it brilliantly.

Despite the win, Serbia disappointed England. However, Serbia's weakness is the lack of strong goal-scoring strikers. England could have won. However, the bonds still need to be strengthened.

England will next play Denmark on Thursday.