AFC Bournemouth
Lewis Cook captained the England under-20s to a 3-0 win over holders Argentina to kick off their World Cup campaign in fine style.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin gave the Three Lions the lead at Jeonu World Cup Stadium in South Korea, England leading by a goal at the interval.
Newcastle's Adam Armstrong scored a second after the break and following a red card for Argentine Lautaro Martinez Dominic Solanke completed the scoring with a late penalty.
Bournemouth's Cook skippered the side to their first under-20s World Cup win since 1997 and played the full 90 minutes at the sold-out venue in Jeonju.
Elsewhere in the group, hosts South Korea scored a 3-0 win over Guinea, with the African side England's next opponents, again in Jeonju, on Tuesday (9am GMT kick off).
Great experience today, and a great start the the tournament beating Argentina 3-0 #U20WorldCup… https://t.co/zy3XWODj5c
— Lewis Cook (@lewiscook_) May 20, 2017
