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Declan Rice's performances have been mixed. England has tilted 3 to 1 against the Netherlands after an extension of the semifinal of the League of Nations of UEFA.
The West Ham midfielder won his third selection for his country, totaling 105 minutes on the field. With the debate raging about his performance, looking at the numbers behind his game is the best way to determine how he did it.
According to WhoScored, Rice had a 96% success rate, which was unmatched by any player on the field having made more than 10 pbades.
Among the midfielders of the game, only Frenkie de Jong, Roon's Marten and Ross Barkley had more pbades than those led by Rice – who recorded more than Fabian Delph and Georginio Wijnaldum.
One of the critics of his game on the part of some is that he opted for the simplest option with his pbad, although he made a decisive pbad during the match – Barkley and Ben Chilwell were the only English players to do more.
As expected, he also made crucial defensive contributions against Holland, achieving the greatest number of interceptions, alongside Fabian Delph, among players in the field and having obtained more than clearances than any other English player.
WhoScored also gave Rice the fourth highest overall score of all English players, ranking just behind Delph, Jordan Pickford and Marcus Rashford.
Of course, he could have improved in some areas, but it was the case for all English players, with a strong contribution from Rice.
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