Reigan Heskey was once again the hero for England at the Under-17 World Cup.

The 17-year-old scored as the Young Lions beat South Korea in the last 32 on Saturday. Emile Heskey explains how much he loves watching his sons play but admits they’re ‘different players’ to himself

His first half strike followed an own goal from Jung Hui-seop to see Neil Ryan's side through.

They will now face either Austria or Tunisia on Tuesday for a place in the quarter-finals.

Having taken the lead after shortly before the half hour mark, Heskey was on hand to double their advantage in 35th minute.

The Manchester City winger ghosted in at the back post to head home Bradley Burrows' cross.

Heskey's scoring streak

It is already Heskey's fourth goal in as many appearances at the tournament.

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