England, Gambia and Tunisia were exceptional in the Matchday 2 of the ongoing FIFA Under 20 World Cup in Argentina on Thursday night, as they all recorded massive victories over their respective opponents.
England Under 20 national team have been doing pretty well since the beginning of the competition, and they were able to perform excellently again on Thursday night, as they secured a 3-2 victory over Uruguay Under 20 national team.
England defeated Tunisia Under 20 national team 1-0 in their first game, and they were able to secure a well deserved victory over Uruguay Under 20 national team on Thursday.
Goals from Bashir Humphreys, Alfie Devine, and Darko Gyabi gave England a remarkable victory, while Franco Gonzalez and Matias Abaido scored for Uruguay.
Gambia Under 20 national team were also impressive on Thursday night, as they secured a 2-1 victory over France Under 20 national team.
Goals from Banhie Zoukrou (an own goal) and Mamin Sanyang gave Gambia Under 20 national team a remarkable victory, while Wilson Odobert scored a goal for France.
Tunisia Under 20 national team also recorded their first victory in the ongoing FIFA Under 20 World Cup in Argentina, as they secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Iraq Under 20 national team on Thursday night.
Goals from Youssef Snana, Chaim El Djebali and Nayan Nasraoui gave Tunisia Under 20 national team a well deserved victory over Iraq Under 20 national team.
England Under 20 national team are currently at the top spot of group E table with 6 points from 2 matches played, Uruguay and Tunisia have 3 points each, while Iraq Under 20 national team have no point.
Gambia Under 20 national team have 6 points at the top spot of group F, South Korea Under 20 national team have 4 points, Honduras Under 20 national team have 1 point, while Iraq Under 20 national team have no point.
Marcos Leonardo of Brazil is currently the highest goal scorer with 3 goals, Matias Abaido, Cesare Casadei, Adama Bojang, Mate Szolgai and Alejo Velis have 2 goals each, while Lee Seung-Won has one goal.
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