Football: Sterling saves 10-man England from another Iceland slip-up

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Football: Sterling saves 10-man England from another Iceland slip-up
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REYKJAVIK (AFP) - Raheem Sterling's last minute penalty salvaged England from another embarassing result against Iceland as Gareth Southgate's men survived going down to 10 men and Birkir Bjarnason also missing a late spot-kick to start their Nations League campaign with a 1-0 in Reykjavik on Saturday (Sept 5).. Read more at straitstimes.com.

REYKJAVIK - Raheem Sterling's last minute penalty salvaged England from another embarassing result against Iceland as Gareth Southgate's men survived going down to 10 men and Birkir Bjarnason also missing a late spot-kick to start their Nations League campaign with a 1-0 in Reykjavik on Saturday .

All of Iceland's good defensive work was undone in the 89th minute when Sverrir Ingason was also harshly dismissed for a second booking when he blocked Sterling's shot with his arm. Southgate handed an international debut to Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden, while Southampton's James Ward-Prowse started for the first time in a competitive fixture for his country in an experimental line-up.

However, the England captain was wrongly flagged for offside and with no VAR in operation, the visitors were denied. Southgate's men continued to enjoy the vast majority of possession in the second period, but the closest they came to breaking the deadlock before the dramatic finale was when Iceland's Kari Arnason flicked Kieran Trippier's free-kick onto his own post.

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