Venables: England paid price for losing lead

Former England boss Terry Venables believes England paid the price for losing ‘‘a great advantage twice’’ as they crashed out of the World Cup in Shizuoka.

Venables: England paid price for losing lead
Fri, 21 Jun, 2002 - 11:34

Former England boss Terry Venables believes England paid the price for losing ‘‘a great advantage twice’’ as they crashed out of the World Cup in Shizuoka.

Despite taking the lead through Michael Owen, Sven-Goran Eriksson’s men lost 2-1 to goals from Rivaldo and Ronaldinho, who was later harshly sent off for a foul on Danny Mills.

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