AN INCREDIBLE Fikayo Tomori own goal from 50 yards cancelled out Lewis Cook’s strike as the England Under-20s drew with Guinea.
Paul Simpson’s side routed Argentina 3-0 in their World Cup opener but failed to impress this time.
Lewis Cook celebrates his opener with Adam ArmstrongAP:Associated Press
Dominic Solanke was among a number of players guilty of missing first-half chances, while Oumar Toure should have scored for Guinea.
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Juventus starlet Toure went close again after the break as he curled against the upright.
And Bournemouth midfielder Cook broke the deadlock soon later as his long-range effort crept in under the keeper’s dive.
But Tomori managed to beat his own keeper from 50 yards to level the tie.
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Manchester United youngster Dean Henderson was caught off guard as an attempted back pass went past him and trickled into the net.
Both sides wasted opportunities to go ahead but displayed a lack of composure as the game ended in stalemate.
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Victory would have seen the Lions progress but they are still well placed going into their game against hosts South Korea on May 26.
The Koreans play Argentina today hoping to move ahead of England having beaten Guinea in their opener.
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