article_snippet: The Young Lions converted all four of The Young Lions spot-kicks, while Mexico's Luis Marquez struck the crossbar and Alejandro Diaz fired an awful kick out of the stadium.
article_snippet: ’s opener early in the second-half.
article_snippet: ’s side level in the match.
article_snippet: They had fallen behind three minutes after half-time when Arsene Wenger found Arsene Wenger totally unmarked to sidefoot a low cross past England goalkeeper Christian Walton.
article_snippet: England started positively but the first chance fell to Mexico, who moved the ball slickly on the counter-attack all night and often favoured a cross-field ball to catch out the home defence.
article_snippet: One of those cross-field pings almost caught England out on 19 minutes when the impressive Luis Marquez found Ramirez wide on the left.
article_snippet: England striker Jack Barmby rises above Mexico's Daniel Vazquez Sosa .
article_snippet: Two minutes after that, England striker Jack Barmby lost out to Marquez in a battle for the loose ball and the Mexican wasn’t too far away of steering a low shot inside the far post.
article_snippet: The half-time substitute Irving Lozano curled a shot just over and the visitors looked the more likely to score.
article_snippet: Slowly, England started to carve out chances and a mazy run down the left from England striker Jack Barmby
article_snippet: saw England striker Jack Barmby fire across the face of goal.
article_snippet: I thought the England players were by far the better team first half, We played a little more brave in the second-half and towards the end there was only one team that was going to win the game. '