And finally… forever England

Posted on 26th May 2017

This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.

Have you seen Fikayo Tomori’s 50-yard own goal for the England under-20s at the FIFA under-20s World Cup this week? It’s quite something and ultimately cost England the win against Guinea. If he can master missing important penalties, under-performing at major tournaments and miming Good Save the Queen badly he has a bright international future ahead of him.

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And finally… LVP#2

Posted on 2nd August 2018

LA Galaxy’s Michael Ciani treats us to a stylish own goal for this week’s And finally… Ciani tied himself in knots before back-heeling the ball into his own net. Luckily, an unknown Swedish striker scored a hat-trick to save the game for LA.

And finally… forever England

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