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    Eric Dier injury-time goal – Germany 2-3 England | Goals & Highlights



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    Tottenham Hostpur’s Eric Dier powered home an injury-time header from a Jordan Henderson corner which capped off England’s impressive 3-2 comeback against Germany in Berlin (March 2016).

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    1. Donna Vittles on

      Tbh people are saying that oh wow they beat them 3-2 and there acting like they won the World Cup. But it does mean a lot to England because if you looked at Germany's squad they had some key players as England were not playing there possibly strongest team they could put out and to win in that fashion from 2-0 down against world champions is outstanding:) so we'll do England

    15. Jordan95 HD on

      If Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy and Kieran Dier play more and more international games for England and score more goals, they could one day be England legend's, you never know, and if Joe Hart improves with hos performances and fitness, he could be perfect in goal for England, as long as he doesn't concede loads of goals like Fraser Forster, who isn't really that good, but does make insane saves for a fella who's 6ft 7in tall, but it's unfortunate that Butland will be out for the rest of Euro 2016 with a fractured ankle, he's just a very unlucky person. But even if Butland's ankle does heal before the end of Euro 2016 and if England are still in Euro 2016, he still won't be able to play, because he'll need about 2 weeks of practice to get back to how good he was before his injury, and he'll need a lot of fitness tests, simple as that!

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