England own-goal gives Guinea 1-1 draw at U20 World Cup

Tomori, who is owned by Chelsea, put the ball in his own net in the 59th minute while attempting a back-pass to goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who was standing outside the penalty area and tried to kick the ball clear as it passed him.

Fikayo Tomori looks devastated after scoring an own-goal.

An own-goal by England defender Fikayo Tomori handed Guinea a 1-1 draw Tuesday at the Under-20 World Cup.

Tomori, who is owned by Chelsea, put the ball in his own net in the 59th minute while attempting a back-pass to goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who was standing outside the penalty area and tried to kick the ball clear as it passed him.

Lewis Cook scored for England in the 53rd with a low shot from about 25 yards.

England’s players wore black armbands during the Group A match in Jeonju following the attack at a concert in Manchester.

In the other group match, Argentina lost its second straight game, falling to South Korea 2-1.

Barcelona teammates Lee Seung-woo and Paik Seung-ho scored the goals for the hosts, the second one coming from the penalty spot late in the first half. The win put South Korea into the next round.

The English have four points from two matches and will next face the South Koreans on Friday. Guinea, which earned its first point in the tournament, will face winless Argentina.

In Group B, Venezuela advanced to the second round by routing Vanuatu 7-0 in Daejeon, while Mexico played out a 0-0 draw against Germany.

Sixteen of the 24 teams will progress to the knock-out stage, the top two teams from each of the six groups and the four best third-place finishers.

The final will take place in Suwon on June 11.