England defender Dan Burn says the World Cup semi-final defeat by Argentina will haunt him.

England went ahead in the 55th minute of Wednesday's game in Atlanta, when Anthony Gordon finished from Morgan Rogers' cross. But late goals from Enzo Fernandez and - in the second minute of injury time - Lautaro Martinez meant the Three Lions missed out on their first men's World Cup final appearance since 1966. And Dan Burn, who was roared on to the field as a second-half substitute with the score 1-0, summed up the feelings of the England players. "We nailed the gameplan pretty well. To go 1-0 up... then we got too passive, conceded too many crosses and too many chances. "When you're playing a team of that quality, it is going to cost you. This will haunt me for a long time, I think." England had produced resolute displays in the previous two rounds - beating Mexico 3-2 in the last 16 despite playing most of the second half with 10 men, then hanging on to defeat Norway 2-1 in the quarter-finals. Asked why they had been unable to continue that run against the holders, Burn said: "I don't know. "It is human nature [to be nervous] when you're that close to doing something you haven't done since '66 and be in a final.