GETTY Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain came off the bench to score England's opener in their 2-2 with Scotland The Arsenal star burst onto the senior scene five summers ago, aged just 18, and was thrown in at Euro 2012 by Roy Hodgson - starting the first group game, a 1-1 draw against France. But despite bagging 26 caps, his Three Lions career has been blighted by injury and he missed both the World Cup in Brazil and Euro 2016 in France. Across the Channel preparing for tonight’s friendly against Les Bleus in Paris, the 23-year-old said he felt a bit like he was starting all over again. “My England career, honesty, I feel like it has been in two halves,” he said. “I’m...
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