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Match report as an excellent double from Marcus Rashford and strike from Phil Foden send England into the World Cup last 16 as Group B winners, where a clash with Senegal awaits on Sunday December 4; Wales finish bottom of the group and had Gareth Bale, Joe Allen go off injured

Peter Smith

Senior Football Journalist @psmithXI

Tuesday 29 November 2022 23:27, UK

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England's Marcus Rashford celebrates after scoring 토토사이트추천his side's third goal

Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden capitalised on their starting roles to help England eliminate Wales from the World Cup with a 3-0 win which also secured top spot in Group B and set up a last-16 tie with Senegal.

England boss Gareth Southgate had been grilled since the메이저토토사이트 disappointing goalless draw with USA about Foden's lack of game time in the tournament so far and the Manchester City forward메이저사이트 showed what he can bring to this stage at the start of the second half.

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First, he won a free-kick, which was brilliantly converted by Rashford (50), and then he tucked in at the back post (51) moments later to put his country on course for an ultimately comfortable win in the first all-British World Cup finals clash.

Rashford had already scored in the opening game thrashing of Iran and underlined his own fine form with his excellent second (68), picking up a ball over the top from sub Kalvin Phillips before cutting inside his marker and firing through the legs of Danny Ward. He had the Wales goalkeeper scrambling at his near post soon after as he searched for a hat-trick and now looks like a certain starter when England play Senegal on Sunday night.

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Wales, who needed a win and a helpful result in the other group game to continue their first World Cup adventure since 1958, did well to limit their opponents in the first half but never really threatened to spring the upset required. Their first shot came in first-half stoppage time and only a deflected long-range effort from Kieffer Moore made Jordan Pickford work in the England goal.

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Gareth Bale managed just seven touches in that opening 45 minutes and was forced off with a hamstring injury at the break in what may prove to have been his final major tournament appearance for his country. He insisted afterwards he hoped to carry on but his next step will be a key talking point as Wales reflect on an impressive achievement to reach Qatar but also a bottom-place finish in the group and a first major tournament in which they have failed to win a match.

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Gareth Bale to the BBC: "I’ll keep going as long as I can and as long as I’m wanted. It’s a difficult moment now but we go again. We have a qualifying campaign starting in March. I hope [I am involved], yes.”

For England, though, the knockout phase awaits, and Southgate will be encouraged by his side's strength in depth, with Kyle Walker and Phillips gaining vital minutes on their returns from injury, and Foden and Rashford illustrating the array of attacking options at his disposal.