Young Lionesses one win away from UEFA Women’s U-19 Finals

Aggie Beevor-Jones  was involved in both goals for England U-19s
Aggie Beever-Jones made one goal and scored the other for England U-19s. (Stephen Flynn/Sports Press Photo)

England took a step closer to the UEFA Women’s U-19 Championship Finals with a 2-0 victory over Iceland on Saturday afternoon.

Grace Clinton forced Tinna Bra Magnusdottir into a save in the first half, then five minutes after the restart Tara Bourne crossed and Aggie Beever-Jones headed in.

Freya Gregory was another to force Magnúsdóttir into a save, while Manchester City goalkeeper Khiara Keating did need to make saves in each half.

But the victory was effectively guaranteed in injury-time when Beever-Jones set up Gregory to make it 2-0.

England go into Tuesday afternoon’s game with Belgium (kick-off 1.30pm) knowing victory would guarantee their place in the Finals.

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