By SAPA REUTERS Ashley Young, right, gave Roy Hodgson a winning start as England coach on Saturday, clinching a 1-0 victory over Norway. OSLO, Norway - Ashley Young gave Roy Hodgson a winning start as England coach on Saturday, clinching a 1-0 victory over Norway in the team's first European Championship warmup match. Young combined with Andy Carroll after nine minutes, scoring in his fourth consecutive international to provide Hodgson with a potential striking

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OSLO, May 27 (BSS/AFP) - Roy Hodgson was left sweating on an injury to Gareth Barry after launching his reign as England manager with a 1-0 win over Norway at the Ullevaal Stadium. Barry had come on as a half-time replacement for captain Steven Gerrard but lasted barely 30 minutes before hobbling off with a groin injury that leaves him in doubt for the upcoming Euro 2012 chapionship. The Manchester City midfielder faces a scan on Sunday to determine the

Б─╒ Norway 0-1 England (Young 9min) Share Tweet this Email Daniel Taylor at Ullevaal Stadion guardian.co.uk, Saturday 26 May 2012 22.11 BST Comments (...) New manager Roy Hodgson, with Steven Gerrard, saw his England side record a 1-0 win over Norway in his first match in charge.

And EnglandБ─(tm)s new boss Roy Hodgson would have loved it. Not just because rocking RoyБ─(tm)s a big Stones fan. But because it summed up perfectly what he wanted from his first England team. An upbeat performance and result to drum up confidence in the camp in the build-up to Euro 2012. A good win to ensure his reign started on a perfect note, not to a chorus of dismay. Hodgson would have known the record was not the real thing, a cover band

Ashley YoungБ─(tm)s superb ninth-minute strike was enough to give England a big lift ahead of next monthБ─(tm)s Euro 2012. Boss Hodgson said: Б─°It was a marvellous start to my career as England manager because I know how hard it is to win in Norway.