Ivan Toney had 22 touches in 30 minutes while Harry Kane had 28 in 105... all the stats that matter as England got out of jail

Jude Bellingham rescued England from crashing out of Euro 2024 against Slovakia on Sunday with a stunning 95th-minute equaliser before Harry Kane's early extra-time winner sent the below-par pre-tournament favourites into the quarter-finals.

England were once again poor, looking lethargic and unable to create clear openings.

However, a moment of magic from Bellingham, who fired home with a bicycle kick, kept them alive before Kane's header set up a clash with Switzerland in Duesseldorf on Saturday.

Here, Mail Sport takes you through all the statistics that matter after a dramatic game. 

So, what was the secret behind the comeback? 

Well, other than a piece of Bellingham brilliance, a long-awaited change of shape seemed to have an impact. 

Bukayo Saka and Phil Foden got the nod out wide in England’s starting system but offered very little width; the average position map shows how narrow England’s front four were.

The introductions of Cole Palmer and Eberechi Eze helped to fix that, as did the switch to a 3-5-2 when Ivan Toney came off the bench in the 93rd minute.

Time for Toney? Ivan makes his mark 

The Brentford striker proved to be a handful when he was brought on and provided the assist for Harry Kane’s winner. 

Toney was arguably more of a handful for the Slovakia defence than Kane.