Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who at the moment is the match-winner, looks to break free, but is denied by a fine saving challenge from Yangel Herrera.

England trying the time-wasting keep-it-in-the-corner stuff, and it gets rid of a few more seconds.

We have been talking about Freddie Woodman's wonderful penalty save, and here it is.

Enjoy.

Jean‏: Nerve-wracking & exciting these final minutes! Come on England!!

England are defending deep as Venezuela look to snatch a dramatic equaliser.

Lots of love on Twitter for England goalkeeper Freddie Woodman's penalty save.

Andy Rudd: Such a good save, the strength to push it that far wide. Great save Woodman!

Daniel Woodley‏: What a superb penalty save from Woodman! After all the discussions about the England keeper position that's his audition.

Ben Dunbar: Southgate is Woodman's (the GK) godfather- break out the white overcoat and oranges.

Can England hold on? Ten minutes plus injury-time to go.

Dominic Solanke, looking like a boxer who has been in the ring with Anthony Joshua, has a blob of grease on his head, as well as a bandage, to stop the cut and he is able to come back on.

With Solanke able to continue, Paul Simpson makes a change with Ainsley Maitland-Niles coming on for Ademola Lookman.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Two

There is knee on knee contact, the penalty was given and rightly so.

But what a magnificent save! I thought at one point Freddie Woodman had gone the wrong way!

After a consultation, the penalty is given and Adalberto Penaranda takes it.

But what a save. What a save. What a save.

The ball is well struck down the middle, goalkeeper Freddie Woodman throws up his left hand and keeps the ball out, before England then smuggle it out of play. Danger over. What drama.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Two

Instantly the referee goes to the TV replay. This is where it could get interesting.

The referee points to the penalty spot after Kyle Walker-Peters brings down Adalberto Penaranda.

But wait, we go to the video assistant referee.

This is the first competition where a video assistant referee has been used at an underage tournament. Controversy.

Dominic Solanke has gone off the field and is getting some attention, with England temporarily down to 10.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Two

There is blood, but he is not spark out cold, he's rolling around and that he hasn't been knocked unconscious is actually a good sign.

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69 mins

Venezuela U20 0-1 England U20

That is a painful one.

England's Dominic Solanke challenges with Venezuela defender Nahuel Ferraresi and the pair accidentally clash heads.

Solanke's head is cut and there is a lot of blood. A bit gruesome for Sunday lunchtime. He needs medical attention and may not be able to continue.

England are 1-0 ahead, but it was so nearly 2-0.

Watch this spectacular strike from Tottenham's Josh Onomah, which bounces off the crossbar, on to the goalline and away.

Earlier in the competition, Fikayo Tomori scored an outrageous own goal with a 50-yard backpass that went past then England goalkeeper Dean Henderson. Tomori's heart must have skipped a beat as he just tried to head the ball back to goalkeeper Freddie Woodman.

Tomori gets a lot on the header, much more than was neccessary, but luckily Woodman's reactions are good enough to save further embarrassment for the Chelsea centre-half. England still lead.

A free-kick to England on the top left corner of the penalty area is taken by Ademola Lookman, but it whistles over the top.

A change for England and it is an attacking one. Kieran Dowell, who had just been booked, is replaced by Liverpool winger Sheyi Ojo, who made two goals in the 3-1 semi-final win over Italy.

Yorkshire Steve: Used to referee in the Teesside Junior Football Alliance when Stewart Downing was playing for Marton U13. Didn't stand out!

Claire Butler: Saw pundit Trevor Sinclair score the only goal for England U21s against Demark in 1994...

Kieran Russell: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, I'm sure I saw him play Brentford when he was at Southampton when he was 16 or 17.

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