England captain Steven Gerrard has told the nation's fans he is confident of safe progress to the World Cup finals in Brazil next year.
The 0-0 draw in Ukraine moved Roy Hodgson's men one point clear at the top of their qualifying group with two home games left, but the laboured performance in Kiev was heavily criticised by media pundits for the lack of creativity and goal chances.
"I think we lacked a little bit of a cutting edge in the final third, but that isn't a worry because there are some big players missing for England at the moment," the Liverpool and England skipper said.
"If we can get (Wayne) Rooney and Sturridge fit they will be two big players for us, and they are the type of players you will need to break down the two teams we are coming up against.
"Our record is quite good at Wembley. We proved that by beating Brazil there so if we defend as we did against Ukraine and have a little bit more of that cutting edge in the final third, we will get there. I am really confident we can get the job done."
Gerrard is looking forward in particular to seeing Liverpool team-mate Daniel Sturridge line up for the country again.

"If we defend as we did against Ukraine and have a little bit more of that cutting edge in the final third, we will get there. I am really confident we can get the job done."
Steven Gerrard
The Reds forward was the obvious replacement for Rooney when he was ruled out, but the 24-year-old had to pull out himself because of a thigh problem.
Sturridge has had a stop-start international career - mainly due to him being played out of position while at Chelsea - but he seems to have found contentment since his move to Liverpool, where he has scored five goals in four games.
"The stage is set for Daniel if he can get himself fit," Gerrard added. "He is in terrific form."