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As it happened: England 1-0 Czech Republic

Wednesday, July 12, 2017

England have reached a first Under-19 final since 2009, inflicting another last-four defeat on the Czech Republic. Relive the action from the second semi-final.

Lukas Nmecha is mobbed after scoring England's last-gasp winner
Lukas Nmecha is mobbed after scoring England's last-gasp winner ©Lasha Kuprashvili
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