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Michael Owen believes Sven-Goran Eriksson's decision to play Wayne Rooney as a lone striker during last Saturday's World Cup clash with Portugal contributed to England's downfall.

Newcastle striker Owen has suggested Rooney's frustration at not getting enough support up front played a part in his eventual sending off for a foul on Portugal defender Ricardo Carvalho.

In an interview to be shown during ITV1's World Cup final coverage, Owen told The Sun: "You would suggest he's probably only got angry because of what's happened in the first hour of that game. It's a frustrating role to play. Wayne Rooney is one of the best strikers in the world and you're cutting one of his legs off if you're playing just one up front."