FIFA U-17 World Cup
The match was effectively over in the first half, with 2017 champions England dominating the tie from start to finish.
Despite England dominating the tie, Korea Republic were able to hold them at bay but a moment of misfortune saw them falling behind in the 28th minute.
The Young Three Lions hit the front when defender Jung Hui-seop attempted to cut out Seth Ridgeon’s cross but deflected the ball into his own net.
The Young Three Lions hit the front when defender Jung Hui-seop attempted to cut out Seth Ridgeon’s cross but deflected the ball into his own net.
Reigan Heskey then netted his fourth goal of the tournament in the 35th minute, rising high to head home.
England controlled the game thereafter and never looked in serious danger of relinquishing their lead.
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England controlled the game thereafter and never looked in serious danger of relinquishing their lead.
Photos: FIFA via Getty Images
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