England striker Jamie Vardy revealed there was no half-time panic from manager Roy Hodgson after they came back from a goal down to beat Wales 2-1 at Euro 2016.
Vardy came on as a second-half substitute to score his first competitive international goal and cancel out Gareth Bale's 42nd-minute free-kick, before fellow substitute Daniel Sturridge netted late to win it for England.
"We thought we were playing well, so the message from the manager [at half-time] was to carry on doing what we were doing and hopefully the goals would come, and that's what we've done," said Vardy.
England go into their final Group B game against Slovakia as group leaders with four points, and Vardy is now hoping he can force his way into Hodgson's starting line-up.
He said: "Everyone wants to be part of the starting line-up but it's a team game and there are 23 of us who all want to play.
"We'll wait and see. I'll be trying my hardest in training."
After a tense few days following the trouble that marred their opener against Russia in Marseille, Vardy also paid tribute to the travelling England supporters in Lens, saying: "The fans are brilliant. Everywhere we play the fans are nice and loud and they can be the 12th man for us."
