article_snippet: Having overcome a talented Mexico side on penalties on Wednesday night, Aidy Boothroyd's Young Lions defied horrendous conditions and stubborn opposition to earn another morale-boosting victory ahead of the summer's Toulon Tournament.
article_snippet: The result, in front of a large crowd of over 11,000 at Home Park, extended Aidy Boothroyd's's unbeaten start as England under 20s manager.
article_snippet: The States were happy to play on the counter-attack and Sunderland goalkeeper
article_snippet: Most of the crowd thought England had taken the lead when Leeds United's Alex Mowatt sent a left-footed shot towards goal, but Leeds United's Alex Mowatt had actually found the side-netting.
article_snippet: Jack Stephens tries to retrieve the ball at the byline during England's 2-1 win .
article_snippet: The Young Lions continued to boss the game after the break and Mowatt went close again, firing over when Norwich City defender Harry Toffolo found Norwich City defender Harry Toffolo well-placed inside the box.
article_snippet: England (4-2-3-1): Jordan Pickford (Sunderland); Moses Obubajo (Brentford), Dominic Ball (Cambridge United on loan from Tottenham Hotspur), Jordan Turnbull (Swindon Town on loan from Southampton), Harry Toffolo (Swindon Town on loan from Norwich City); Harrison Reed (Southampton), Matty Grimes (Swansea City), Jack Stephens (Swindon Town on loan from Southampton), Alex Mowatt (Leeds United), John Swift (Swindon Town on loan from Chelsea); Kwame Thomas (Derby County
highlights_snippet: Result preserves Aidy Boothroyd's unbeaten start as boss .