Now I don't know if Roy Hodgson is a Mozza fan - but I don't think there will much Panic on the streets of Miami as the England coach makes his way back to the Mandarin Oriental hotel.

Hodgson seems pretty pleased with his experimental side's audition in the humidity of Miami. Now it is the turn of his lead names - Steven Gerrard, Joe Hart, et al - to impress their boss when they return to face Honduras on Saturday.

We will return then to talk you through the action, but in the meantime keep a close eye on our World Cup page for all the latest from the England camp. And on Thursday, make sure you and your mates take part in our latest pre-tournament piece of fun - the all-time World Cup XI selector. See ya!

England's players have been walking the same hotel corridors in Miami as a bona fida musical icon - not that many of these young whippersnappers have recognised him.

Miserable lyrics, Johnny Marr on his left arm, forthright views on meat-eaters - it is, of course, Steven Patrick Morrissey. Or simply Morrissey, as The Smiths vocalist is better known across the world.

But, according to Guardian journalist Daniel Taylor, only the eyes of left-back Leighton Baines - a man who looks like a fifth member of the Arctic Monkeys - widened when he battled the bequiffed Mancunian for the last piece of melon at the breakfast buffet.

You wait for years to play in the greatest show on Earth, then boredom kicks in. At least if you're Wayne Rooney or John Terry. BBC Sport's Ben Dirs questions whether footballers can really get bored at the World Cup.

A bit of essential bedtime reading for you World Cup lovers. England are useless at penalties - as proved by the statistics. We have analysed that assumption, along with six other common cliches which are trotted out at every World Cup.

Are Brazil the free-kick kings? Are African teams rubbish at defending? Find out if these have any statistical substance in our World Cup cliches feature.

Ash:, external World class players don't make world class teams. Rooney should be dropped. Play Lallana in AM behind the striker(s).

Jon:, external Why is it so hard for the nation to get behind all the players for a World Cup? Stop slating Rooney and support him if he plays.

Shaun Dockree:, external Media will slam England team if we don't do well at World Cup, Young players then scarred for future tournaments.

Earlier, we spotted recently-sacked Manchester United manager David Moyes in the Miami stands. Our BBC Sport colleagues at the Sun Life Stadium managed to have a quick word with the Scot, who says he is feeling "good".

"I'm obviously getting ready for my next challenge and looking forward to that meanwhile I'm enjoying time with my family," he adds.

BBC Radio 5 live

England boss Roy Hodgson: "Raheem Sterling's sending-off was harsh. I am a bit disappointed a senior player like Antonio Valencia reacted in that way. It is a pity because I was looking forward to seeing him play on Saturday but it looks like that won't be possible [because of his one-match suspension].

"I thought they acquitted themselves brilliantly and played some good football at times.

"I was pleased with the way Wayne Rooney played. I was happy he scored his goal and how he interpreted the position. I thought it was a well merited and a prestigious draw against a good Ecuador team."

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Opta Sports on Twitter:, external Wayne Rooney has scored more goals under Roy Hodgson than any other player (11 in 18 apps).

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live

"The players that started against Peru is pretty much the starting XI for England's World Cup opener. The last thing that Roy Hodgson wanted was to play them all and get them tired ahead of the final warm-up game. This was an opportunity to play those on the fringes.

"The next game against Honduras will be absolutely crucial. That game on Saturday I am sure will be the starting XI. I can see where he was going with what he did."

Louis Williams:, external At least we didn't draw to a team ranked 120th! Ecuador drew with the Netherlands away recently, decent team.

Lee Gibson:, external Good work out for England. Most of that team won't start, but great to give game time. Need to learn to shut out a game though.

Ieuan G Care:, external Attacking flair and athleticism. Barkley could be the difference between one point and three in a group match game.

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BBC Radio 5 live in Miami

"A concerned Roy Hodgson on Oxlade-Chamberlain, 'we have our fears there might be some ligament damage'. Scan required for knee."

We have got some news on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's injury. If you were impressed by the England midfielder's performance then you might want to read this through your fingers....

Where do England go from the 2-2 draw against Ecuador? With their World Cup opener drawing ever closer - nine days, 20 hours and 40 minutes to be exact - here is the plan:

Saturday 7 June: England v Honduras (21:45 BST)

Sunday 8 June: England fly to Rio

Thursday 12 June: England fly to Manaus

Saturday 14 June: Group D: England v Italy (23:00)

Making your international debut is a moment to treasure, especially for a teenager. But Manchester United attacker Adnan Januzaj has seen his long-awaited Belgium bow wiped from history.

Januzaj's debut has been ruled invalid - and Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku has lost his hat-trick - after Fifa downgraded last month's 5-1 friendly victory over Luxembourg.

Why? Because Belgium boss Marc Wilmots made seven substitutions during the match on 26 May, but Fifa rules only allow six. Awkward.

Mark_Lynch:, external Positive Oxlade-Chamberlain, who was excellent. Negative Smalling, who was dreadful.

Paddy Emmerson:, external If anyone thinks this result was bad, Italy drew 1-1 with Luxembourg tonight. Bet their press will love that one.

AndrewP:, external If this is typical of England world cup matches the time will fly by and all emotions will be experienced.

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QPR midfielder Joey Barton on Twitter:, external It could be worse. Ecuador are a major footballing force when compared to Luxembourg. Is an Italian World Cup implosion looming?

Ross Barkley has been the name on the lips of many England fans tonight - and this snazzy graphic shows our chief football writer Phil McNulty was impressed by the Everton midfielder too.

But who else caught Phil's eye in Miami? Find out on our World Cup page, where his player ratings will appear shortly.

Stats provider OptaJoe on Twitter:, external Raheem Sterling is only the second England player to be sent off in a friendly. The other was Leeds defender Trevor Cherry against Argentina in June 1977.

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live

"Ecuador have aspirations of getting out of their World Cup group with France, Honduras and Switzerland. There is no real favourite to get out of that group but they have shown they are a decent side here."