England Stuns The Netherlands on Goal at 90-Minute Mark

Sub Ollie Watkins’ Score Sends England to Euros Final Against Spain

As the clock struck 90 minutes on Wednesday in a Euros semifinal, Ollie Watkins struck the soccer ball and it found the net to give England a 2-1 win over The Netherlands, sending England into the finale. This dramatic victory has filled England’s fans with immense pride and anticipation for the upcoming match.

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Gareth Southgate subbed in Watkins, and his decisive move made the coach look brilliant. Talk about an unlikely hero—that is exactly what Watkins is.

He has carved a place in England’s soccer history with this monumental goal. “I’ve been waiting for that moment for weeks,” Watkins said. “It has taken a lot of hard work for me to get where I am today.”


England fans erupted with joy as their team secured a spot in the final.


The excitement and jubilation could be felt across the stadium and beyond. In soccer news, England will play Spain in the Euros final on Sunday at Olympiastadion in Berlin in the UEFA European Championship. Spain, having won all six matches it has played in the tournament, will be a strong test for the English side.

“We talked about being ready” Harry Kane said. “Ollie has been patient. I am so happy for him. He deserved it.”

Singer Ed Sheeran soaked in the victory.


Minutes earlier, England had a goal disallowed for being offside. The tension in the stadium was palpable as every play was scrutinized by the fans and officials alike.

The Netherlands Opened Scoring

Netherlands struck first on a brilliant shot by Xavi Simons. Dutch fans reacted with joy to the goal, celebrating their team’s lead. Much like the semifinal between France and Spain, the action in the first half was frantic and furious.

The great Kane knotted the score for England after the referee called a penalty.The game remained highly competitive, with both teams giving their all. England came this close to taking the lead in the 22nd minute. Phil Foden caught the goalpost with a shot in the 31st minute, showcasing the relentless efforts of the English side.

There was a sing-along before the game to a song everyone knows, adding to the festive atmosphere. The fans’ passion and unity were evident as they cheered their team on, hopeful for a victorious outcome that would propel England into the finale.

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