Frank Lampard and Jermain Defoe tell England fans to expect more attacking play away from Wembley With England following up their 5-0 win over Moldova with a rather less convincing 1-1 draw against Ukraine on Tuesday, Jermain Defoe and Frank Lampard pointed both to the way opposition teams organise themselves at Wembley but also their own style under Roy Hodgson. Asked if England were set up to hurt teams more away from home, Defoe said: "I think so. We can pick up a lot of points away from home to be honest. It was difficult to break them down but we kept going. They were really organised in the first half. If you lose the ball to teams like that they will hit you on the counter-attack. Lampard, who equalled Bryan Robson's tally of 26 England goals from midfield, also highlighted the defensive style of visitors to Wembley. "I think a lot of credit to us in the end," he said. It wasn't a vintage performance but we showed the desire to get back into the game and keep playing. When a team sits back, which they did, maybe that is where we need to show a bit more invention. If we take anything negative out of the game it was that. It was maybe slightly flat at times but the character overrides the fact it was slightly flat. Home advantage has its advantages but, if a team comes and sets up very well against you, it can be an element of frustration. Ukraine are particularly suited for counter-attacking football because their wingers are quick and when teams have got that, they can sit back and cause you problems. The away game with Ukraine can be completely different. They have to come out and play by being at home. There also remained considerable frustration at several key refereeing decisions from Tuesday's game. A wonderful first-half strike from Defoe was ruled out after the Tottenham striker gently put a hand on Andriy Yarmelonko while Steven Gerrard, the captain, was sent off for two bookable offences and will now miss the next match against San Marino. "I didn't do anything wrong - I can't remember fouling him at all," said Defoe. I can't believe the sending off. The first booking was for an elbow. I got booked for the same thing, but you have to use your arms when you jump. It's natural. We were massively disappointed to be honest. Lampard also complained about Defoe's disallowed goal. "Jermain got away from his man and you move your arm particularly to get away," he said. It happens a million times in football matches and I've never seen a foul given for it.