English favorite Owen gets into

Teenage substitute Michael Owen(R) a favorite among English soccer fans, gets into England's Group G opener June 15 against Tunisia in Marseilles, Fracne. Owen races after the ball with Tunisian defender Mounir Boukadida late in the match, which England won 2-0.

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