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England U21 will have to produce a brave comeback against the ancient German rivals if they have hope to progress in the quarterfinals of the U21 European Championship as winners of the group.
The young lions fell behind three minutes in their group B confrontation after Ansgar Knuff’s good touch and ended up with the pass of Lukas Ullrich Pin-Point Lofted.
The goal said that the side of Lee Carsley and the current tournament headlines made the match for nitra the worst possible.
Despite a promising response from England after being left behind, Germany doubled the advantage half an hour later when Nelson Weiper jumped between Jack Hinshelwood and Charlie Cresswell to excellently guide a header in the corner.
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– England (@england) June 18, 2025
Carsley made four changes to the side that supported a frustrating tie without wear and tear against Slovenia Sunday, resting as Tino Livamento, Archie Gray and James McATEE.
In the meantime, German main coach Antonio di Salvo made 11 changes in the knowledge that the passage from his side to the quarterfinals was already secured after comfortable victories over Slovenia and Czech.
In case England gave the tie and was victorious, it would mean that the young Carsley’s young stars would advance to the last eight as winners of the group.
A tie would still see them progress as a runner -up, while the defeat would mean that it would also happen if Slovenia did not overcome Chechen.
