BBC
England Cerebral Palsy World Cup win 'unbelievable'
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England’s Para Lions won the Cerebral Palsy World Cup for the first time after beating hosts the United States 2-1 in extra time in Atlanta on Saturday night. David Porcher scored the winning goal in the final, while Banbury’s Harry Baker was a key player throughout the tournament. Baker described the victory as “unbelievable” and said it “hasn’t really sunk in yet,” noting he has represented his country at more than 10 major competitions. The USA took a late lead with three minutes remaining, but England equalized in stoppage time. Early in extra time, Porcher—introduced as a substitute—scored to crown England champions, with coach Jack Rutter praising the squad’s resilience.
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