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MATCH REPORT Group stage – final tournament Group C Matchday 1 Tuesday, 18 June 2019 21:00 CET (21:00 local time) Dino Manuzzi, Cesena England France 1 (0) (0) 2 1 Dean Henderson (GK) 23 Paul Bernardoni (GK) 2 Aaron WanBissaka 3 Fodé BalloTouré 3 Jay Dasilva 4 Ibrahima Konaté (C) 4 Jake ClarkeSalter 5 Dayot Upamecano 5 Fikayo Tomori (C) 6 Lucas Tousart 7 Demarai Gray 8 Houssem Aouar 8 James Maddison 9 Moussa Dembélé 9 Dominic Solanke 12 Jonathan Ikoné 10 Phil Foden 13 Colin Dagba 11 Ryan Sessegnon 14 Jonathan Bamba 16 Hamza Choudhury 22 Jeff ReineAdélaïde 13 Angus Gunn (GK) 1 Gautier Larsonneur (GK) 22 Freddie Woodman (GK) 16 Maxence Prévot (GK) 6 Kieran Dowell 2 Kelvin Amian 12 Jonjoe Kenny 7 Romain Del Castillo 14 Lloyd Kelly 10 Mattéo Guendouzi 15 Ezri Konsa 11 JeanPhilippe Mateta 17 Harvey Barnes 15 Malang Sarr 18 Mason Mount 17 Moussa Niakhaté 19 Dominic CalvertLewin 18 Ibrahima Sissoko 20 Morgan GibbsWhite 19 Anthony Caci 21 Reiss Nelson 20 Marcus Thuram 23 Tammy Abraham 21 Olivier Ntcham Coach Coach Aidy Boothroyd Sylvain Ripoll Referee Fourth official Srdjan Jovanović (SRB) István Kovács (ROU) Assistant referee UEFA Delegate Uroš Stojković (SRB) Virgar Hvidbro (FRO) Milan Mihajlović (SRB) (C) Captain (GK) Goalkeeper Last updated 19/06/2019 10:29:34 CET England France Tuesday 18 June 2019 21:00 CET (21:00 local time) Match report Dino Manuzzi, Cesena England France 1 (0) (0) 2 Pens 9 Moussa Dembélé 8 James Maddison 48' 10 Phil Foden 54' 16 Hamza Choudhury 62' 14 Jonathan Bamba (Out) 66' 21 Olivier Ntcham (In) Pens 8 Houssem Aouar 9 Dominic Solanke (Out) 71' 18 Mason Mount (In) 6 Lucas Tousart (Out) 72' 11 JeanPhilippe Mateta (In) 11 Ryan Sessegnon (Out) 75' 19 Dominic CalvertLewin (In) 7 Demarai Gray (Out) 75' 23 Tammy Abraham (In) 77' 9 Moussa Dembélé 8 Houssem Aouar (Out) 82' 20 Marcus Thuram (In) 2 Aaron WanBissaka 89' 89' 12 Jonathan Ikoné 2 Aaron WanBissaka 90' + 4' Goal Penalty Own goal Substitution Missed penalty Yellow card(s) Red card(s) Yellow/red card (C) Captain (GK) Goalkeeper .

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