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Michael Owen’s hat-trick helped England round off their
American tour with a hard-fought win against Colombia. Owen steered
home from close range after 35 minutes, then took advantage of a pass from
debutant Peter Crouch to add a second nine minutes later. Goalkeeper David
James gifted Mario Yepes a headed goal on the stroke of half-time before Owen
steered home David Beckham’s cross after 58 minutes. Aldo Ramirez scored a
second for Colombia late on, but England held on.
It was a personal triumph for Owen, who equalled the 30 goals
scored by Sir Tom Finney, Alan Shearer and Nat Lofthouse with his first goal and
surpassed them with his second. Only Jimmy Greaves, Gary Lineker and
49-goal record holder Sir Bobby Charlton stand in front of the Real Madrid
forward now.
England had an opportunity inside the first minute when Joe Cole cut inside,
but the finish was high and disappointing from 18 yards. Colombia had
attacking ideas of their own, with Gabriel Rey driving at the heart of England’s
defence only to see his effort turned away by James.
England took the lead after 35 minutes, courtesy of a
trademark finish by Owen, who chipped over the advancing Farid Mondragon from
Cole’s clever pass. And they doubled their lead on the stroke of
half-time, when Beckham found Crouch, even though the England captain appeared
to be cynically elbowed from behind by John Restrepo. Crouch played in
Owen, who scored easily to take his England tally to 31 goals and put his name
fourth in the all-time list.
But
there was still time for England to concede a bitterly disappointing goal before
the interval, with a tame header from Yepes trickling past James and Ashley Cole
on the line. It was James’ final contribution on a poor American tour for
the Manchester City keeper as Eriksson gave a debut to Norwich goalkeeper Robert
Green after the break.
Owen completed his hat-trick after 58 minutes, finishing
neatly at the near post from an inviting Beckham cross. The Real Madrid
striker was almost in for his fourth two minutes later, but he was unable to
beat Mondragon from Cole’s pass as he advanced into the area.
Rey was a lively figure for Colombia, and he almost threw them
a lifeline with a shot from the edge of the area that struck the bar and was
clutched on the line by Green. Colombia continued to pose a threat, and it
was no surprise when they pulled a goal back with 12 minutes left, Ramirez
firing low past Green at the near post with the aid of a slight deflection.