England coach Roy Hodgson accepted the Wembley jeers after defeat to Germany.
For the first time in 36 years, England have been beaten in successive matches at their famous home.
Hodgson, asked about the disenchantment at the end, said: "It's always disappointing to get boos, but there aren't many games where the home side don't get the result and they don't boo.
"We want the applause we had after Montenegro and Poland, but to get that level of acclaim, we're going to have to play better and win. Tonight, we sent 85,000 people home disappointed."
