Senegal’s impressive performance earned them a historic 3-1 win over England in an international friendly on Tuesday night at the City ground.
After Harry Kane’s early goal put England ahead, Senegal regrouped and took control of the match.
Ismaila Sarr’s equalizing goal just before halftime marked a turning point, and the visitors continued to dominate after the restart.
Habib Diarra’s goal shortly after the hour mark further solidified Senegal’s lead.
Despite England’s late pressure, Senegal’s goalkeeper Edouard Mendy made crucial saves to preserve the lead.
A late England goal was disallowed for handball, and Senegal sealed the win with a stoppage-time goal from Cheikh Sabaly.
The victory marked Senegal’s first-ever win over England and ended the Three Lions’ 21-match unbeaten record against African teams.
It was a proud night for Senegal, who showcased their skill and determination.
