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Children under 21 years old are in progress to defend their crown of the European Championship after goals from James McATEE, Harvey Elliott and Elliot Anderson saw them a quarter -final victory over Spain.
The Trvana clash was a repetition of the final of 2023 won 1-0 for England and this contest was equally tight.
England came out of luck in the early stages before a double fast fire from McATEE and Elliott would control them.
Javi Guerra retired to Spain before half the time, but they did not find an equalizer and the late Anderson penalty confirmed that England would play the Netherlands in the last four Wednesday.
What a victory. What performance.
Our #Younglions Are in the #U21euro Semifinals! 👏 pic.twitter.com/nhfxguuvts
– England (@england) June 21, 2025
Fortuna favors England
England moved away from the blocks and looked at the sea for a few minutes.
Diego López headed for the first minute and the Valencia striker was also involved in a time of controversy a minute later with his shot that hit Charlie Cresswell on his arm.
It seemed like a routine handball, but VAR advised the referee Simone Sozza to go to the monitor on the edge and to override his original decision.
The incident drove England in action, and after their first decent possession spell they took the lead in the 10th minute.
Alex Scott’s left corner revolved around the box of six gardens in Spain and McATEE was in his hand to stab the ball home.
Scott fired closely before England doubled his advantage in the quarter -hour mark.
Spain stopped like Elliott mark
Jarell Quansah ran out of 40 meters to the edge of the area of Spain and when his shot was spilled by Alejandro Iturbe, Elliott was in his hand to hit the rebound.
Spain was a play and a beautiful play by Elliott and McATEE almost saw Tino Livamento add a third.
Santi Denia’s side gradually worked in the game and were awarded a second penalty with nine minutes to go to halftime, and he stayed.
Scott lost his possession to the area and Alberto Moleira seized the loose ball, led to the box where he was climbed by the extended leg of Quesh.
War was admirable to coincide the ball in the lower right with James Beadle, looking for the opposite way.
The two parties created possibilities after the half with Adam Stansfield, seeing a diverted shot after the clean play of Ouari Hutchinson, Cresswell heading a corner of an inch wide, and at the other end, Beadle saved twice a war denial.
Anderson solves it
The game remained in balance until the departure of the stoppage when Jonathan Rowe pursued a seemingly lost cause, but reached the ball before the departure of Iturbe, and again, Sozza said the place.
The Nottingham Forest Midfielder, Anderson, who was surprisingly outside the initial 11th, did not make a mistake from the site.
Then there is a clash with the Dutch, who won a significant victory by 1-0 over Portugal.
Oranje had Ruben Van Bommel, son of the former Barcelona and the Bayern Munich’s midfielder, sent after 21 minutes.
The ten men rose luck before Ernest Poku scored the only goal with the remaining six minutes.
