Jack Grealish came off the bench to provide an assist for Trent Alexander-Arnold’s goal as England defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina 3-0 in a friendly ahead of the Euros.

The Manchester City winger entered the game at St James’ Park in the second half and played a key role in England’s second goal. His cross found the Liverpool full-back, who unleashed a stunning volley into the bottom corner in the 85th minute.Cole Palmer, another City youngster, marked his senior debut for England with a penalty goal in the first half. Captain Harry Kane added a late third to seal the win for Gareth Southgate’s me𝚗.

John Stones, Kyle Walker, and Phil Foden, all teammates of Grealish at Manchester City, were absent from the squad. They are being given extra time off after featuring in the FA Cup final just a week after the Premier League season ended.In other news, Mateo Kovacic started for Croatia in their comfortable 3-0 victory over North Macedonia.However, the midfielder was substituted at half-time, while his City teammate Josko Gvardiol remained an unused substitute.