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Photos: England 3-1 Egypt – Crouch 2 Good, Walcott 2 Bad

By Ollie Irish

England were crap in the first half – it was like watching a training match – and impressive in the second half, thanks to the introduction of Peter Crouch. With Crouchinho in place as a willing target man, England’s midfield took control as Egypt visibly tired.

Two goals by Crouch, both cool finishes inside the box, sandwiched a goal by sub Shaun Wright-Phillips (a swerving shot that Egypt’s keeper should have saved). The old Large and Little show spared Capello’s blushes.

If Crouch and SWP were winners on the night, the losers were Matthew Upson, whose slip led to Zidan’s opening goal, and Theo Walcott, who was shockingly bad. But more on the that later, when we post up the England player ratings.

The best photos from Wembley:

Picture 15 of 20
Picture 15 of 20

England's Peter Crouch fails an attempt to do an over-head kick

PS. Thanks to Aaron at Umbro for his excellent hospitality.

By Ollie Irish on March 4th, 2010 in Featured, International football, Photos, World Cup. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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4 Responses to “Photos: England 3-1 Egypt – Crouch 2 Good, Walcott 2 Bad”

  1. Kipp says:

    Uhhh the game had two second halves. I’ve heard of a game of two halves. Not two second halves.

  2. Ollie says:

    It’s a good spot, Kipp. Changed now.

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  4. Chris says:

    Where did you get the pics at?

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