UEFA Nations League 2018, England 2-1 Croatia: 5 Talking Points 

#5 England's future is in good hands

England possesses some of the finest young talents of the game, and they look to have a bright future ahead of them.

England's squad is filled to the brim with players who are in their prime or close to entering it, as their starting eleven looks one of the most complete national sides in the World.

Sure, there are naysayers who believe that England, despite all their big name presences is never gonna win anything meaningful, but this squad is the closest thing to an assurance that they are on the road to finally bringing some footballing success to their nation.

Players like Jordan Pickford, Joe Gomez, John Stones, Eric Dier, Jadon Sancho are among a few who look to be certain future heavyweights, and the squad is gelling together quite brilliantly under Gareth Southgate's charge.

He seems to be the perfect man to lead England to glory, having tried and failed on various occasions as a player himself.

The future looks very bright indeed, as England's squad consists of all outfield players under the age of 29, with the oldest players being Kyle Walker and Fabian Delph, who are both 28 years of age.

The future looks very bright for England, and this squad looks certain to be a key challenger for the upcoming Euros and the next World Cup.