FIFA U-17 World Cup: England, Mali register easy wins to reach semis

Rhian Brewster (L) of England scored a hattrick as England defeat USA in the FIFA U-17 World Cup quarterfinal. (AFP)

Updated on: Oct 21, 2017 10:36 PM IST

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Rhian Brewster (L) of England scored a hattrick as England defeat USA in the FIFA U-17 World Cup quarterfinal. (AFP)

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Rhian Brewster of England shoots past Justin Garces of USA to score the second goal. (AFP)

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Philip Foden (L) of England dribbles past Chris Gloster and Taylor Booth of USA during the quarterfinal match. (AFP)

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Chris Gloster (L) and Akil Watts of USA tackles Callum Hudson-Odoi of England. (AFP)

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England will face either Brazil or Germany in the semifinals. (AFP)

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Mali football players celebrate after winning against Ghana at the FIFA U-17 World Cup quarterfinals. (AFP)

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Ghana (red) and Mali's players vie for the ball during their FIFA U-17 World Cup match. (PTI)

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Mali will face either Spain or Iran in the semifnals of the tournament. (AFP)

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Ghana’s Midfielder Kudus Mohammad (L) vies with Mali’s forward Lassana Ndiaye (R). (AFP)

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Mali's players celebrate after scoring a goal against Ghana during their FIFA U-17 World Cup match. (PTI)

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Mali’s midfielder Djemoussa Traore (R) vies for the ball with Ghana’s midfielder Ibrahim Sulley. (AFP)