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In the youngest group, Aidy Boothroyd's England Under-21 team was beaten at home for the first time since 2011, following a loss to Germany's goal at Vitality Stadium in Bournemouth. Jake Clarke-Salter started as a central defender and Jay Dasilva was introduced to the young Lions. His equalizer was scored by Dominic Solanke, another graduate of Chelsea Academy, playing in his new home on the south coast.
As the match was heading for a stalemate, Wolfsburg's Felix Uduokhai made a stop in the break to inflict a rare defeat on the Boothroyd boys. Fikayo Tomori was an unused submarine. Their attention is now turning to the European Championship of this age group, which will be played in Italy and San Marino in June.
The conclusion was disappointing for England in the Under-20 Elite League, which suffered a 1-0 loss to Portugal. Reece James played from start to finish, while Dujon Sterling was a substitute in the second half. Paul Simpson's men lost to a goal from Pedro Martelo de Braga after an hour.
The under-19 Dutch had a heartbreaking late defeat. Daishawn Redan and Juan Castillo proved unable to prevent a last-minute winner from offering Spain a crucial victory in qualifying for the finals. The Netherlands needed only one point to finish first in their group and qualify for the summer tournament in Armenia. However, this goal in the 90th minute means that Spain will participate in the final of eight teams.
At the under-17 level, Ian Maatsen played the game in his left-back. The Netherlands beat the Czech Republic 5-2 and qualified for the summer finals. Sam McClelland helped Northern Ireland get rid of his foul, but his 0-0 draw with Israel was not enough to stop them from finishing among the last.
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In the youngest group, Aidy Boothroyd's England Under-21 team was beaten at home for the first time since 2011, following a loss to Germany's goal at Vitality Stadium in Bournemouth. Jake Clarke-Salter started as a central defender and Jay Dasilva was introduced to the young Lions. His equalizer was scored by Dominic Solanke, another graduate of Chelsea Academy, playing in his new home on the south coast.
As the match was heading for a stalemate, Wolfsburg's Felix Uduokhai made a stop in the break to inflict a rare defeat on the Boothroyd boys. Fikayo Tomori was an unused submarine. Their attention is now turning to the European Championship of this age group, which will be played in Italy and San Marino in June.
The conclusion was disappointing for England in the Under-20 Elite League, which suffered a 1-0 loss to Portugal. Reece James played from start to finish, while Dujon Sterling was a substitute in the second half. Paul Simpson's men lost to a goal from Pedro Martelo de Braga after an hour.
The under-19 Dutch had a heartbreaking late defeat. Daishawn Redan and Juan Castillo proved unable to prevent a last-minute winner from offering Spain a crucial victory in qualifying for the finals. The Netherlands needed only one point to finish first in their group and qualify for the summer tournament in Armenia. However, this goal in the 90th minute means that Spain will participate in the final of eight teams.
At the under-17 level, Ian Maatsen played the game in his left-back. The Netherlands beat the Czech Republic 5-2 and qualified for the summer finals. Sam McClelland helped Northern Ireland get rid of his foul, but his 0-0 draw with Israel was not enough to stop them from finishing in last place in their group.
