The 2022 FIFA World Cup continues Sunday live on FS1 with England (2-1-0) taking on Senegal (2-0-1) at Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor, Qatar in the tournament’s fourth match of the round of 16.
The winner will advance to face France in the quarterfinals on Friday (11 a.m. ET, FS1 and the FOX Sports app).
Here are the top plays!
England vs. Senegal
4′: Senegal gets some early pressure
Boulaye Dia was able to split a pair of English defenders but the entry pass to him in the box had just a bit too much on it, preventing Senegal from getting a shot.
22′: So close for Senegal
Ismaïla Sarr was so close to fully connecting on the cross, which would’ve given Senegal a 1-0 lead.
32′: Pickford picking up England
Senegal continued to pressure England in the first half, with Dia getting a shot off just a few yards in front of the net. But Jordan Pickford made the diving stop to keep the match scoreless.
38′: England goes on top
England was able to turn the tide, not only keeping Senegal off the board despite its pressures but also scoring a goal itself. Jordan Henderson got the right touch on a pass from Jude Bellingham to give the Three Lions a 1-0 lead.
England’s Jordan Henderson scores goal vs. Senegal in 38′
Watch England’s Jordan Henderson scoring a goal against Senegal in the 38′ in the 2022 Men’s FIFA World Cup.
45′ + 3′: England doubles up right before half
Harry Kane got a one-on-one opportunity on the attack right before halftime and he capitalized, scoring on a strike at the top of the half to make it 2-0 England.
England’s Harry Kane scores goal vs. Senegal in 45+3′
57′: Saka makes a good soccer play
Bukayo Saka got himself into the right place at the right time, getting into the center of the box to turn Phil Foden’s pass into a goal and make it 3-0 England.
England’s Bukayo Saka scores goal vs. Senegal in 57′
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PREGAME
Setting the stage
England begins the knockout stage looking to go on another long run like it did in 2018, when it reached the semifinals before losing that match and the third-place match. The Three Lions got off to a good start in group play, getting dominant wins over Iran and Wales with a draw with the USA sandwiched between.
For Senegal, it wants to continue its surprise run after it made it out of Group A without Sadio Mané, one of the top players in the world. It still won’t have Mané for the remainder of the tournament, but Senegal’s already won twice without him and played a strong match in its loss to the Netherlands.
This marks the first time the two nations have faced each other.
Raheem Sterling out
England announced roughly an hour before the match that midfielder won’t play Sunday to attend to a family matter.
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