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England Cerebral Palsy World Cup win 'unbelievable'

'I cannot miss this or I might never play again'

David Porcher, from Chinnor, was the hero for the England Cerebral Palsy football team as he scored the winning goal at the World Cup out in Atlanta.

The team beat the hosts USA 2-1 in the final, in extra time in the final - and held on for 15 minutes to secure the trophy.

David and team mate Harry Baker from Banbury said the reaction has been so positive and they hope to inspire the next generation.

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