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England icon Gary Lineker has called on Gareth Southgate to copy Liverpool in a response to Tuesday evening’s thumping at the hands of Hungary.

The Three Lions fell to a horrendous 4-0 defeat at Molineux on Tuesday evening with a woeful performance. Roland Sallai scored twice, with further goals coming from Zsolt Nagy and Daniel Gazdag to compound a thoroughly miserable evening for the hosts.

Defeat leaves England in a tricky position with the World Cup in Qatar only around the corner. The side have not managed to win a single game in the latest round of international fixtures and now sit bottom of their UEFA Nations League group.

That has seen current boss Southgate come under increasing pressure, fans in the West Midlands having booed the team off the pitch come the final whistle. However, Lineker has an idea over how the Three Lions could get back on track - by copying Jurgen Klopp 's Liverpool.

Taking to Twitter after the game, the former Three Lions striker wrote: “I said previously that @EnglandFootball missed a trick by not resting all their important players so they’d be fresh for the World Cup.

“Would have also loved to have seen us adopt Liverpool’s way of playing. Would suit us perfectly. I also acknowledge, I’ve never been a coach.”

Whilst former England striker Lineker has given his thoughts on