England 2 – 2 Switzerland

Lampard (pen) 37 Barnetta 32, 35
Young 51

Even the most ardent of England fans could have been forgiven for forgetting this England international was even on the calendar. The Premier League climax, Champions League final and corruption allegations within FIFA have dominated the headlines in recent weeks, overshadowing the build-up to this important Euro 2012 qualifier against Switzerland

England entered the match at Wembley top of Group G, albeit only on goal difference from Montenegro, knowing that victory would take them one step closer to next year's finals.

By Chris Wright

For you perusal, a batch of snaps from England's end-of-season jolly Euro 2012 qualifier against Switzerland at Wembley yesterday afternoon...

Eren Derdiyok hooks a pot-shot into the stands as Rio Ferdinand closes in

Ashley Cole comes off worse in a 50-50 challenge with Valon Behrami

Tranquillo Barnetta's free-kick arcs over the penalty area and bounces in at Joe Hart's far post to open the scoring

Barnetta doubles the Swiss' lead minutes later, crashing an acute free-kick through England's non-existent wall and in at the near post

The Switzerland fans celebrate going 2-0 up

Fabio Capello remonstrates from the touchline

Frank Lampard sneaks a penalty under Diego Benaglio after Jack Wilshere was felled in the area by Arsenal teammate Johan Djourou on 37 mins

Ashley Young lets fly

Ashley Young celebrates pulling England level with a smart drive from the edge of the box

Leighton Baines hurdles Stephan Lichtsteiner's challenge

Fabio Capello and Ottmar Hitzfeld after the final whistle

John Terry and Rio Ferdinand trudge from the pitch

England captain John Terry consoles a dejected Jack Wilshere after the final whistle

Photos: PA

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