FIFA U20s Women's World Cup Game 3

did you gave me caffeine and food and then we headed to the game which was at 3 o'clock it was England versus Brazil this was I guess the decider for if England went through if they did which position they'd be in Brazil were already through it was just a case of which position they'd be in And there was a lot of permutations because Canada was playing Tanzania.

And as we said in our previous part, all England needed was a draw.

And the preferred result for England was a draw.

Because it would mean they would come second in the group.

It would mean we could definitely come...

Well, personally, but also for England, it means they stay in the same place.

It means they get an extra day, firstly, for the round of 16.

It also means that they stay in the same place so they don't have to move hotel and stay in the same stadium, which is always preferable because you feel more at home.

And then also it means that potentially you can avoid Spain in the quarterfinals.

Now, I know you're going to have to beat the best teams to be the best at some point.

but you'd quite like to meet them a little bit further down the line.

Yeah, if you're personally good, and given that England-Spain is this long-running saga at every single level, everywhere, yeah, I think it's best that we just postpone it for a few days at least.

So a very quick...

I'm going to give you a quick of what happened and what it meant, and then Sophie will talk a bit more about the actual game.

But essentially, it felt like England played like prime Barcelona for a bit in the first half.

They were playing some lovely football, went ahead.

We were like...

Brilliant.

If they win this, they're top of the group.

I was actually very happy.

No, it was good to see them go ahead.

Brazil did get back into it in the second half of the penalty, I think 76th minute or so.

Got a penalty, scored that, 1-1.

Okay, not the worst thing in the world.

It would mean England would finish second, Brazil would finish top.