Gareth’s Southgate’s team took the lead in Luke Shaw, who performed well in the first half, but was eventually recovered by Leonardo Bonucci before the game entered overtime and passed the point. Ball battle decision.
Bukayo Saka saw his decisive penalty saved, breaking the hearts of England supporters.
Heartbroken Newcastle fans said they were still proud of the team after losing the penalty kick.
Affected fans at Manchester Trafford Park
/ Public broadcastingIn the PaddyPark fan zone, 18-year-old student Millie Carson said: “We have come this far, winning is everything.
“This team unites this country, and everyone loves life in these difficult times.”
Jake Shepherd, the 19-year-old project coordinator, said: “I’m very sad.
“But it allowed us to lay the foundation for the World Cup-who said we can’t win it?”
18-year-old student Jack Brown said: “I’m sad that we lost, but they did a good job.
“I am proud of this team.”
After the England team’s penalty shootout lost, many fans collapsed on the floor, while others lay desperately on the table in the big screen court of Luna Springs in Birmingham.
With a little more than a minute of euphoria turning into deflation, many supporters went straight to the exit to go home.
Teenager Jack Smith said: “I feel sorry for the boys who had to accept penalties after catching a cold.
“I thought some big names would come forward. This is just a heartbreaking way to fail.”
