England Cerebral Palsy World Cup win 'unbelievable'

Sport · First reported 27 Oct, 06:13 · Updated 08:01

England won the Cerebral Palsy World Cup for the first time, beating hosts the United States 2–1 in extra time in Atlanta on Saturday.

England equalized in added time after the United States took a late lead, then won with David Porcher’s goal early in extra time.
Porcher, from Chinnor, scored the winning goal after coming on as a substitute; Harry Baker, from Banbury, was described as a key player.
England coach Jack Rutter said the team had hoped to win a medal and called the first title in the sport’s history significant.