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England U21 will have to produce a valiant comeback against old rivals Germany if they are to have any hope of progressing to the European U21 Championship Quarter-Finals as Group Winners.
The Young Lions Fell Behind Inside Three minutes in Their Group B Clash Following Ansgar Knauff’s Fine Touch and Finish from Lukas Ullrich Pin-Point Lofted Pass.
The Goal Ensured Lee Carsley’s Side and Current Tournament Holders Made The Worst Possible Start To The Match In Nitra.
Despite a Promising England Response After Going Behind, Germany Doubled Their LEAD HALF AN HOUR LATER WHEN NELSON WEIPER JUMPED BETWEEN JACK HINSHELWOOD and Charlie CRESSWELL to Superbly Guide A Header Into the Corner.
Together. ❤️🦁 pic.twitter.com/wne2dukcmb
– England (@england) June 18, 2025
Carsley Made Four Changes to the Side that endured a frustrating goalless draw against Slovenia on Sunday, Resting the likes of Tino Livramento, Archie Gray and James McATEE.
Meanwhile, Germany Head Coach Antonio Di Salvo Made 11 Changes in the Knowledge That His Side’s Passage To The Quarter-Finals was Already SECURED FOLLOWING Comfortable Wins Over Slovenia and the Czechia.
Should England Turn the Tie Around and Emerge Victorious, It Would Mean Carsley’s Young Stars Would Progress to the Last Eight as Growing Winners.
A Draw WOULD STILL See Them Progress as Runners-Up, While Defeat WOULD MEAN TOCH WOULD ALSO GO Through Should SLOVENIA FAIL TO BEAT CZECHIA.
