Yes, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Goals Bible Italy, one England, two all over in Naples, ten men England have held on. They went in Italy for the first time since 1961 thanks to the Hayakans record break and go. That was also Italy's first defeat and 41 European qualifiers. It's crazy. I mean, it's Italy's first home defeat and euros qualifying since 1999. It's an incredible win, an incredible win for England. What a win it was. They made a hard work of it. I mean, they were in complete control in the first time, but didn't perform in the second half at all. They were clinging on after that red card, that red card, of course, came from Luke Shaw after that England just sat back and started defending completely. But they managed to get through it. They managed to get through it. They were really, really good individual performances in the first half, but the players disappeared in the second half. England were cruising, but they just lost their way. I don't know if it was an energy thing or if they couldn't just find their form in the second half. I don't know what it was, but the first half and the second half is just completely different. If you want to compare it to a completely different performers, Italy did improve in the second half, but England just couldn't find a way through the press. Basically, they were just hanging on until the end to get that win. Was it a deserved win? Probably in terms of 90 minutes, I thought the first half was a dominant display by England, but the second half, they kind of just faded away. It could be tiredness, it could be something else, or it could be Harry McWire. When you have Harry McWire in the lineup, he's always tense to make a mistake. If you look at the first goal, that first goal came because of his past, his missed pass, and he just went in at out of position. He creates a gap. That's how Italy where actually managed to score that only goal they scored in this match. But on and on, I think it's a massive, massive result for England. Harry Kane, of course, what a record for him as well. What a record for him as well. Striker, Harry Kane, becomes England's all-time goal score with his 54th goal, breaking Wayne's grooney record. It's a huge record for him, huge record. Let me just quickly show you guys the stats here. In terms of ball possession, Italy have had more possession at the end of the game. If you look at the stats and the first half, I thought England really dominated the ball, but all at all, 58% for Italy, 42% for England. In terms of shots on goal, 10 to 7, shots on target, 1 to 4. Italy, even though they've dominated ball possession on, in the second half, they managed to have one shot on target. And that was the goal. That's the only thing they created. Cornelkicks, 7 to 3 fouls. There weren't that many fouls, but Luke Shaw did manage to get a red card in this match. Sakai Yellow card wasn't a deserved one. Probably a soft one, in my opinion, probably a soft one. But all in all, decent result for England, a man at a match for me, Harry Kane. Again, he just keeps breaking record after record. I thought his performance was good. He did a score at that penalty kick in this match as well. It's a big boost for him, especially after that World Cup heartbreak. It's a nice way for him to bounce back. But do let me know in the comments sections. Who was your matter to match? And do you think now England could go ahead and win the group? Do let me know in the comments sections. But thanks again. And I'll see you guys in the next video. Peace.