Trailing behind the Germany team by one goal in the first half was a source of frustration for many of the England players, who vented their frustrations in the locker room.

"Their jerseys are so blinding to the eyes in the sun. It's despicable!"

"That's right. I can't concentrate at all!"

"Forget about concentration, I can't even see their movements clearly. Why did the UEFA not stop this kind of thing from happening?"

A group of players blamed the Germany team's snow-white jerseys and the bright sunshine for them trailing behind.

These voices did not fade away when Twain came in with Rooney. It was not until Twain closed the locker room door that everyone realized their boss was there and it was not the time to be noisy.

After looking around the locker room, Twain asked with a serious face, "What did I say before the game?"

Everyone looked at each other. They did not know why the boss was so dissatisfied. Although they were one goal behind, the team morale was still very stron