Frank Lampard refused to confirm or deny whether his England days are up after helping the Three Lions end their World Cup campaign with a point against Costa Rica.
With England's World Cup already over, Roy Hodgson opted to make nine changes for the final Group D clash, handing a number of young guns their chance to shine on the global stage.
However one of those changes was Lampard, the 36-year-old winning his 106th cap for his country.
He was unable to see England to victory as both sides failed to create any clear-cut chances, but he played the full 90 minutes and was sung off the pitch by England's fans after the final whistle.
And it was this vocal support, and not his international future, that the midfielder opted to concentrate on as England now assess their early departure from Brazil.
"I think we should have won that game," he said. "It was a difficult game to approach; I think we did everything we could do.
"We showed a bit of character and we prepared right over the last few days, everyone knows how tough it has been.
"It wasn't a vintage performance but we had enough chances to win the game for sure. As I say, I thought we played some good stuff, some bright stuff at times and created enough chances to win.
"We needed to show something to the fans. They kept singing throughout, they expect more and we expect more. The way they have been in this game and throughout the tournament has been superb and they deserve a lot of credit. It is a shame we couldn't give them a longer trip.
"I really enjoyed being involved today. I love playing for my country and that was obvious out there.
"I am 36 and love to still do it, I feel fresh and if I feel like I can offer help then I will do but it is too soon at the moment to say."
