SARAJEVO, Bosnia & Herzegovina (Interstat) — England U19 W scored six unanswered goals and defeated Bosnia & Herzegovina U19 W 6-0 on Tuesday in a global football match that shifted early when Bosnia & Herzegovina was reduced to 10 players.

L. Ackar received a red card in the second minute, leaving the home side shorthanded for nearly the entire match. The dismissal forced Bosnia & Herzegovina to adjust early. The home side made a substitution in the 10th minute, the first of its changes. England capitalized in the seventh minute when Raina Oukriss scored. The visitors held a 1-0 lead until Lois Shooter scored in the 50th minute.

The first half ended with England ahead 1-0 after Oukriss’s seventh-minute goal. Bosnia & Herzegovina’s P. Kuresevic was booked in the 30th minute. England made a change in the 30th minute, and K. Scott received a yellow card in the 37th minute. Bosnia & Herzegovina made another substitution in the 46th minute.

England pulled away with a burst of goals in the second half. Shooter’s 50th-minute goal doubled the lead. E. Christian was booked in the 51st minute, and Bosnia & Herzegovina’s A. Krpo was booked in the 54th minute. England made two changes in the 62nd minute, with Oukriss and K. Teer-Hutchins involved. Niamh Peacock made it 3-0 in the 72nd minute, Jessica Anderson scored in the 74th, Freya Hirons added a goal in the 76th, and Shooter completed her brace in the 89th minute.

Anderson was England’s top performer with one goal and one assist. Shooter finished with two goals. Peacock scored once before being substituted in the 80th minute. Oukriss scored the opener before leaving in the 62nd minute. Katie Scott provided two assists and was booked. Hirons scored during her 28 minutes on the field. Elise Christian had an assist and also received a yellow card.

England made two more changes in the 80th minute, when Peacock and Christian came off. Bosnia & Herzegovina made three changes in the 81st minute, including Maslac, Krpo and Kuresevic. A. Hafizovic received a yellow card in the 90th minute plus stoppage time. The match featured one red card, five yellow cards and six goals, all scored by England. The game also included 10 substitutions.

England now has a record of 1-1-1 in the competition and overall. Bosnia & Herzegovina is 0-3 in the competition and overall. England previously drew 2-2 with Switzerland U19 W and lost 5-1 to Denmark U19 W. Bosnia & Herzegovina lost 4-1 to Denmark U19 W and 2-1 to Switzerland U19 W. Anderson had played 68 minutes in England’s previous match against Denmark U19 W.

Bosnia & Herzegovina could not find a response despite playing at home. England’s goals came in the seventh, 50th, 72nd, 74th, 76th and 89th minutes. The visitors scored four times in the final 18 minutes to turn a two-goal margin into a six-goal victory. England’s six goals were scored by five different players, with Shooter the only player to score twice.

The yellow cards for Bosnia & Herzegovina went to Kuresevic, Krpo and Hafizovic. England’s bookings went to Scott and Christian. England’s substitutions came in the 30th, 62nd and 80th minutes, while Bosnia & Herzegovina’s came in the 10th, 46th and 81st minutes. The red card to Ackar was the earliest disciplinary action of the match. England scored six times and Bosnia & Herzegovina did not score.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Bosnia & Herzegovina U19 W 2, England U19 W 2. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Bosnia & Herzegovina U19 W with a 66.5 percent probability to win.