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Search BT's got your back. back. With less than 10 minutes of the game left to go, it looked like England would be facing extra time.

They'd performed well in the first half, but the Netherlands had slowed their momentum.

It was won all. Then England manager Gareth Southgate made two

last-minute substitutions. Ollie Watkins and Cole Palmer came on their

Watkins with nine minutes to go and it was an interesting substitution because you wouldn't have expected it.

Watkins hasn't played much but it was those two players who combined in added on time to score the winning goal.

Palmer played the ball in, Watkins turned and just didn't even look,

just smashed it into the corner.

Watching from the press box in the stadium in Dortmund in Germany was the Guardian

sports writer Barney Renee. Usually people in his job aren't too keen on last minute goals.

There are hows and mones of horror because you immediately have to rewrite all your copy

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