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England 1-0 Belgium

                

                  1-0

                           Welbeck 36





Alex Grace
From Wembley Stadium 

England head into Euro 2012 on a high after 2 wins under new boss Roy Hodgson.

Danny Welbeck's goal after 36 minutes was his first goal for his country and the second of the Roy Hodgson reign as England Manager. The three Lions didn't give the best performance and were rather defensive as they were in Norway, Roy Hodgson's team gave a very disciplined performance which featured new Chelsea star Eden Hazard.

Roy Hodgson now has to think about the starting 11 for his teams first game of the summers finals from his injury hit squad for the game against France a week on Monday.

The England boss who took over at the end of West Brom's season in the Premier League has another injury worry after he awaits results of Gary Cahill's scan on his jaw after he was barged into England's number 1 Joe Hart.

When Lescott had to go off and get cleaned up it looked like it was going to be a bad end to the game for the three lions when Skipper Steven Gerrard looked uncomfortable when he was taken off but both players were fine.

The talking point after the game was weather it will be Danny Wellbeck or Andy Carroll start the game against France on June 11 Hodgson has an option.


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