TEAMtalk rates and slates England's individual performances in the Three Lions' 2-1 friendly win over Italy in Berne.

JACK BUTLAND (off 45): Conceded early but not his fault. England's youngest keeper was generally solid and dependable. 6.

KYLE WALKER: A Hodgson favourite but exposed early on and needed to temper his attacking instincts as Italy threatened mischief. 6.

LEIGHTON BAINES (off 77): Ashley Cole's stand-in didn't do anything wrong. But no great spark either. 6.

MICHAEL CARRICK: Went about his business in his usual quiet effective manner. Knitted play together and should remain involved. 8.

GARY CAHILL: Unlucky to miss Euro 2012 and another Hodgson has faith in. Decent game but no more. 7.

PHIL JAGIELKA (off 60): Took his goal extremely well but found it difficult against Italy's tricky forwards. 7.

ADAM JOHNSON: Couple of decent runs looked like unhinging Italy's defence. Didn't offer Walker enough protection though. 6.

FRANK LAMPARD (off 68): Aiming to defy the ageing process to reach the World Cup at 36. Nearly scored with a first-half free-kick. 7.

ANDY CARROLL (off 45): Couple of half chances for Hodgson's battering ram front-man. Needs to get club future sorted. 6.

TOM CLEVERLEY: Played in an advanced role, just behind the main striker. Has a crucial season ahead of him and must kick on. 7.

ASHLEY YOUNG (off 60): On the wrong end of some rough treatment before the break. One half-chance but no more. 6.

JOHN RUDDY (on 46): Two superb saves following his half-time introduction confirmed this was a good night for the Norwich man. 8.

JERMAIN DEFOE (on 46): Darted around in his normal industrious manner, and then came up with a stunning winner. 8.

JOLEON LESCOTT (on 60): Hit the post from close range but defended well. 7.

JAMES MILNER (on 60): Early impact after being introduced out wide. Took a kick in the face for his pains. 7.

JAKE LIVERMORE (on 68): Quiet debut but that was no bad thing. 7.

RYAN BERTRAND (on 77): Picking up experience all the time and cleared off the line immediately after coming on, which led to Defoe's winner. 6.