England wins the U17 world Cup after beating Spain 5-2

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The England under 17 team won the age tournament in a grand style, 2 goals from Phil Foden and Rhian Brewster’s 8th goal of the tournament gave England the trophy.

The young lions were 2 goals down in just some minutes past the half an hour mark, but fought back to ensure they follow the footsteps of the under 20 team.

England have been in fine form in age group football competition this year achieving what their senior are still dreaming of.

Brewster’s header gave England hope at 2-1 down, Morgan Gibbs-White grabbed the equaliser and from there it was one-way traffic, Foden producing a pair of smart finishes and Marc Guehi on target from close range to make the game end 5-2 in their favour

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