Formation: 3-5-2 England mirrored Germany's 3-5-2 shape, and the two teams cancelled one other out for the majority of the first half. The Three Lions made the first notable attempts, with Raheem Sterling trying Manuel Neuer from long range and Harry Maguire hitting Kieran Trippier's cross wide. England won a free kick just outside the German box in the 31st minute, but failed to use it effectively. England's best chance of the game so far came shortly after, when Jordan Henderson sent in a corner from the left side of the area. Neuer got his hand to the ball but could not keep it out of the net before it hit the post and was cleared away by Kyle Walker. It was England's only shot on target of the half. Germany continued to dominate possession in the second half, but had very little chance of scoring until late in the game. In the 89th minute, Trent Alexander-Arnold crossed the pitch from the left wing into the center, where Christian Eriksen intercepted the pass and fired a low shot at goal that went under Michael Oliver and into the net to give England a crucial 1-0 lead. This is now the third time this year that England have scored in the last minute of a match to win it.