England midfielder Eberechi Eze says the dynamic of Group L has not changed after the 0-0 draw with Ghana.
The point all-but secured qualification to the last 32 and they will seal top spot against Panama on Saturday if they better Ghana’s result against Croatia.
Asked whether things have changed after the Boston result, Eze said: “No, we set out to win anyway, so it changes nothing for us, the mentality is still the same, so we’re focusing on doing what we need to win.
“I think that’s the main thing. It’s a long journey, you can’t be too high, you can’t be too low, you’ve got to be trusting what you’re doing in the present moment. So, we’re trying to do that, we’re trying to enjoy it as much as we can, and being confident of what’s to come.”
Eze refuted suggestions that England are too reliant on Harry Kane for goals. Kane, who bagged a brace in last week’s opener against Croatia, hardly got a kick until he skied a late chance that he would normally convert.
Eze said: “I think it makes it look like that, because he scores so many goals, and he’s that effective. But we’ve got so much talent, so much creativity, and options to score. But, of course, it helps having someone as incredible as him, and we won’t look too much past that.”