Analysis | 35 crosses mark England's loss to Mbassé

England's national team faced great difficulty in overcoming their Democratic Republic of the Congo opponent in the Round of 32 of the World Cup, as the team had to rely on numerous crosses to achieve a draw and win the match. Goalkeeper Lionel Mabasi was able to save several critical English attempts and maintained an exceptional performance, despite the Democratic Republic of the Congo's loss. The match demonstrated the importance of substitutes in improving England's attacking performance, as they delivered 35 crosses— a record number since 1966— which ultimately resulted in the equalizing goal at the end.

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