Israel Under-21s 1 England Under-21s 0: match report Some were busily tweeting their dismay. "I'm a broken man, get me home,"" posted the right-back, Nathaniel Clyne. Little sympathy flowed from the former under-21s midfielder Fabrice Muamba, who tweeted: "It's all well and good blaming the manager when things go wrong but sometimes players have to turn up and show more on the pitch."" Pearce continued: "If you don't turn up and work hard enough in any given tournament, you won't get any success and that was typical of today and probably the two games prior to it. I honestly don't believe I should be here answering questions on behalf of them. They should be here answering questions on why their performances were so poor. I don't think it's my responsibility at this stage to answer for a performance as bad as that. I'm not coming out here and defending anyone. I'm sick to the back teeth of doing that in this tournament. The standard we've set ourselves over a three-year period is a million miles away from what we've shown in this period. The basics - holding possession of the ball, passing it and moving it, wanting to get into shape when the opposition have the ball. We've been really poor, we'll get on the plane and hopefully the players will reflect on their performance. So will the Football Association. Israel Under-21s: Kleyman; Verta, Vahaba, Ben Haroush, Davidadze; Kriaf, Biton; Sallalich (Azam, 87), Dabbur (Altman, 55), Zaguri; Turgeman (Baruch, 63). Subs: Levy, Dasa, Levi, Klebat, Gotlib, Twatha, Yanko. England Under-21s: Steele; Clyne, Wisdom, Lees, Rose; Chalobah (Sordell, 78), McEachran (Redmond, 71); Ince (Henderson, ht), Shelvey, Zaha; Wickham. Subs: Butland, Smith, Caulker, Dawson, Lowe, Delfouneso.