MATTHEW LAMBERT AT WIMBLEDON: Draper has always been an outstanding talent but his road to a first title in Stuttgart, that Alcaraz win and British No1 status has been winding.
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DANNY MURPHY: This England team are filled with players used to winning at their clubs with total faith in their managers' systems. It becomes ingrained when you work at it daily.
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JAMES SHARPE:How would a defensive line of Marc Guehi, John Stones and two right-backs keep England solid? That was England's weak spot. And yet it's been the attack that's struggled.
MARTIN KEOWN: It was an area where we were the envy of everyone, so dominant that our opponents can only have been fearful whenever they had such a situation to defend.
IAN LADYMAN: These last few days in Blankenheim have seen England manager Gareth Southgate turn the dial down a little bit. Golf, cricket, cycling, anything to take minds away.