#SCO21s | Matchday in Bulgaria for our Men's Under-21s 🏴
🆚 Bulgaria v Scotland
🏆 #U21EURO Qualifying
⏰ 5.30pm
🏟️ Georgi Benkovski Stadium, Pazardjik
📺 Live on Scotland National Team YouTube channel
➡️ Preview: https://scotfa.co/BULSCO21prv
#u21euro — Public Fediverse posts
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🌍 𝗡𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗼𝘀 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗰𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹𝗲𝘀:
⚽️ Victoria de Portugal con gol de Cancelo ante Dinamarca (2-4) en la Nations League.
⚽️ Xavi Espart ha participado en el triunfo de la sub-21 de la @[email protected] en San Marino (0-13) en la fase de clasificación para la #U21EURO
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The final and decisive game! 🫡
Tickets are available now! 🔶
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#SCO21s | Our Men's Under-21s are back in qualifying action tonight!
🆚 Scotland v Czechia
🏆 #U21EURO Qualifying
⏰ 7pm
🏟️ Dens Park, Dundee
🎟️ http://scotfa.co/SCO21sCZEtkt
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#SCO21s | We're heading back to Dens Park this week to host Czechia in #U21EURO qualifying 🔜 🇨🇿
🎟️ @[email protected] can contact [email protected] for their free ticket, with general sale tickets available now: http://scotfa.co/SCO21sCZEtkt
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#SCO21s | Scot Gemmill has named his squad for this month’s #U21EURO qualifiers against Czechia and Portugal.
➡ Read more here: http://scotfa.co/MU21Mar26
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#SCO21s | Our Men’s Under-21s are also in qualifying action today.
🆚 Scotland v Bulgaria
🏆 #U21EURO Qualifying
⏰ 5.30pm
🏟️ Fir Park, Motherwell
📺 Live on Scotland National Team YouTube channel
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Cập nhật lịch thể thao hôm nay 18/11 và rạng sáng 19/11: Vòng loại World Cup khu vực châu Á, U21 Euro, Asian Cup, U19 Euro và các giải đấu hấp dẫn khác. Theo dõi những trận cầu nóng bỏng, đội hình dự kiến và thời gian thi đấu chính xác nhất. #SportsSchedule #WorldCupQualifiers #UEFA #AsianCup #EuroU19 #LichThiDau #VongLoaiWorldCup #GiaiDauTheThao #U21Euro #U19Euro
https://vtcnews.vn/lich-the-thao-moi-nhat-hom-nay-ngay-18-11-va-rang-sang-19-11-ar987622.html
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#SCO21s | Preview tomorrow's #U21EURO qualifier, as Scot Gemmill's side head to Gibraltar.
➡️ Read here: http://scotfa.co/GIBSCO21prv
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ICYMI | Scot Gemmill has named his #SCO21s squad for this month’s #U21EURO qualifiers against Gibraltar and Bulgaria.
➡ Read more here: https://scotfa.co/u21snov25
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#SCO21s | Scot Gemmill has named his 21-player squad for this month’s #U21EURO qualifiers.
➡ Read more here: https://scotfa.co/u21snov25
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#SCO21s | It's a test against Azerbaijan for our Men's Under-21s today.
🆚 Scotland v Azerbaijan
🏆 #U21EURO Qualifying
⏰ 4pm
🏟️ Liv Bona Dea Arena, Baku
📺 Live on Scotland National Team YouTube channel
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Hardly breaking news but Fulham have a gem in young Josh King. “Outstanding” was Lee Carsley’s verdict on King’s first start for England Under-21s. Fulham’s 18-year-old played as a 10 but also made chances with his attacking down the inside-right channel in the 1-0 win over Andorra at Pride Park. “He's so talented," says Carsley. "I’ve been so impressed with him not only what he's doing at his club but the way that he’s conducted himself this week.
"You have to keep reminding yourself that he's 18. He's got such potential it's important we look after him. It's not a case of him coming and playing every minute of every game for England. It's important that we send him back to his club in a good condition, that he doesn't feel like he’s had too much travelling or play too many minutes. Keeps him fresh then as well.” #ENG #U21EURO #FFC
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Jobe Bellingham, England U21s captain, did well at Pride Park in two roles, first in midfield, then at 10, and praised by head coach Carsley: “I think he will be an all-round box-to-box player,” Carsley said of Jobe after 1-0 win over Andorra. “He can be creative, score goals. I still feel he can score more goals. His shooting is excellent, especially in training. He can link and receive in tight areas.”
Lot of scrutiny on the 20-year-old given indifferent start to season at Borussia Dortmund. Started only three games and has come on in six of Dortmund’s nine games (often kept out by Nmecha). Started confidently against Andorra, taking the ball off Beadle, linking with Gray through the middle or sliding ball right to Norton-Cuffy. Kept demanding the ball, whatever the pressure level.
Not short of confidence. Took on four Andorrans in one move just before the break, until brought down by Sola. Nwaneri rushed in to push the aggressors away. Jobe looked like he could look after himself. He then turned away from three players, took a hit to the right ankle while threading ball wide again to Norton-Cuffy. A goal threat: meeting a Nwaneri corner with a header then right-foot shot wide after quick feet on edge of area opened a yard of space. Pushed up when Nwaneri off, and Peck into midfield.
Jobe’s captaincy also praised by Carsley. “He’s a good example to the rest of the group, the way he conducts himself on and off the pitch, the way he prepares, the influence he has on the rest of the team,” Carsley said. “He’s a player who can grow into that role. We just assume that players understand leadership and how that works. It will be good to add another string to his bow and keep improving his game.” #ENG #BVB #U21EURO
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📅 Lịch thể thao hôm nay (14/10) & rạng sáng 15/10 có các trận đấu đáng chú ý từ:
- Vòng loại World Cup châu Á ⚽
- Asian Cup 🏆
- Giải U19 Euro & U21 Euro 🌍Theo dõi để không bỏ lỡ trận cầu hay! 🥅🔥
#LịchThểThao #ThểThao #WorldCup #AsianCup #U19Euro #U21Euro
#SportsSchedule #VietnamSports #Footballhttps://vtcnews.vn/lich-the-thao-moi-nhat-hom-nay-ngay-14-10-va-rang-sang-15-10-ar970845.html
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"Lịch thể thao mới nhất hôm nay: Vòng loại World Cup khu vực châu Âu, Cúp FA, U21 Euro, VĐQG Argentina... sẽ diễn ra vào rạng sáng mai.
#TheThao #LichTheThao #WorldCup #CupFA #U21Euro #VĐQGArgentina #Sports #Football"https://vtcnews.vn/lich-the-thao-moi-nhat-hom-nay-ngay-13-10-va-rang-sang-14-10-ar970723.html
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#SCO21s | Our men’s Under-21s are also in qualifying action today.
🆚 Scotland v Gibraltar
🏆 #U21EURO Qualifying
⏰ 5.30pm
🏟️ Dens Park, Dundee
📺 Live on Scotland National Team YouTube channel
🎟️ http://scotfa.co/SCO21sDens
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Cập nhật lịch thể thao hôm nay 10/10 đến rạng sáng 11/10: Vòng loại World Cup 2026 khu vực Châu Âu, Giải U21 Euro, Cúp Quốc gia Azerbaijan cùng các trận đấu kịch tính. Theo dõi ngay để không bỏ lỡ! #WorldCupQualifiers #U21Euro #AzerbaijanCup #SportsSchedule #LịchThiĐấu #VòngLoạiWorldCup
https://vtcnews.vn/lich-the-thao-moi-nhat-hom-nay-ngay-10-10-va-rang-sang-11-10-ar970138.html
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.@[email protected] has been awarded a trophy by the @[email protected] to recognise the part he played for the #YoungLions in their #U21EURO win! 🏆👏
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@[email protected] 🏴 Findlay Curtis is named in the #SCO21s squad for their #U21EURO qualifiers this month.
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#SCO21s | Our Men's Under-21s host Portugal this evening.
🆚 Scotland v Portugal
🏆 #U21EURO Qualification
⏰ 7pm
🏟️ Fir Park, Motherwell
🎟️ http://scotfa.co/SCO21sPORtkt
📺 Live on Scotland National Team YouTube
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#SCO21s | Our Men’s Under-21s begin a new campaign in Czechia today.
🆚 Czechia v Scotland
🏆 #U21EURO Qualifying
⏰ 5pm
🏟️ City Stadium, Uherské Hradište
📺 Live here: http://scotfa.co/czesco21s
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@[email protected] A hero's return for Brighton's #U21EURO champion Jack Hinshelwood! 👏🏆
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Celebrating our #U21EURO winners, @[email protected] and James Beadle - who has already headed out on loan for the 25/26 season! 🏆👏
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Waiting to welcome one of our #U21EURO champions back… 🏴 @[email protected] 🥰
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🚨 Liverpool set Harvey Elliot asking price as interest builds in #U21EURO player of tournament. #LFC want £40m+ with buy-back or £50m+ without. 22yo forward eyeing regular game time at elite (potentially #UCL) level so may look to go abroad @[email protected] https://nytimes.com/athletic/64593…
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Glowing praise from UEFA technical observers for Lee Carsley’s game management of #U21EURO final. “We saw in Carsley a coach who is used to handling stressful situations and important games with calmness and the ability to make the right decisions. When you can do this as a coach, your players will feel it and benefit from that and the final was a good example as Carsley's body language on the side and his clever decisions with his tactics and substitutions set up England to win the game,” said Uefa technical observer, ex Swedish player and coach Hakan Ericson.
Hailed “good players following a smart game-plan”. Uefa praised #ENG “ability to play through Germany's press – and to do it in different ways”, through the centre, out wide and through longer passes over the press. Also praised Carsley’s effective use of subs, especially noting the combination of Brooke Norton-Cuffy, Tyler Morton and Jonathan Rowe for the winner. 🦁🦁🦁🏆
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Harvey Elliott thanked team-mates for his winning Player of the Tournament. “Quite frankly, if it wasn't for the lads to allow me to go and express myself, and them not getting annoyed if I lose the ball or try something silly, it wouldn't be possible. Although I've won it, I want to share it with everyone.”
And on leading goalscorer Nick Woltemade. “Nick is an incredible player. He's been really good this tournament. For him to get the top goalscorer, I'm so happy for him. From the conversations we had, he's a really nice guy. I wish him nothing but the very best. I'm sure he'll go on to succeed somewhere. Because of the player he is.” #ENG #GER #U21EURO #LFC
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Just when the Germans thought they could escape Jarell Quansah, their nimble nemesis flies in on Monday to undergo his medical at Bayer Leverkusen. The centre-back, set to sign for an initial £30m from Liverpool, was an important presence as England stifled Nick Woltemade and company 3-2 in extra time to win the European Under-21 Championships in Bratislava on Saturday.
Along with Charlie Cresswell, and England’s central midfielders who dropped deep, Quansah closed down Stuttgart’s Woltemade, the competition’s leading scorer now linked with Bayern Munich. “With the way I’ve been brought up through Liverpool I’ve always been against top strikers,” Quansah said. “It’s always a tough challenge in the Premier League week in, week out.“You are always against a tough opponent and he’s a very good player. We knew we had to stop the ball getting into him and it’s a credit to the whole team, not just the lads at the back. It’s everyone, the way they worked hard and rattled around him to keep him as quiet as possible.”
Quansah played every second of England’s 570 minutes in Slovakia. He needs
to fill out physically, strengthening his game further, while continuing to make those occasional runs into midfield but the raw talent is there, and will be refined further by Leverkusen, especially as he will be playing more regularly than at Liverpool.Quansah hopes it will lead to senior England recognition. Having won the European Under-19s in 2022, and now the Under-21s, Quansah targets the World Cup with England’s senior side. “Yes, for sure. There’s a lot of experience in the side with the seniors now to hopefully get one over the line. We are always looking to win the next tournament and it will be massive if it’s the World Cup.”
He was determined to impress the watching Thomas Tuchel in Bratislava. “Ultimately, I need game time and I believe in myself that I can possibly push for that. Again, the standard of England now is unbelievable. You have to be world class to get in and around it. It will be a huge privilege if I could but it’s going to be hard.”
Even though this group now splits up, the players are determined to maintain their WhatsApp group. “Oh, for sure! I’ve got friends for life, especially having achieved unbelievable things with some of them, winning the Premier League with Harvey (Elliott) and Ty (Tyler Morton). Being able to build on that and staying friends forever is always going to be key. It’s going to be emotional if any of us leave.”
Quansah also found it very emotional that his family was present in the Stadion Tehelne pole to see his latest success. “It is emotional. No one sees what they do for us and the sacrifice and dedication they put into us. My brothers, my sister, my mum and my dad, I can’t thank them enough for everything they’ve done. Being able to share moments like this and what I’ve had previously, it’s a pleasure and seeing how emotional they are.” #ENG #U21EURO #LFC #Bayer04 -
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.@[email protected] and James Beadle, our #U21EURO champions! 🏴✨
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𝐒𝐢𝐥𝐛𝐞𝐫-𝐌𝐞𝐝𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐢 𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐔𝟐𝟏-𝐄𝐌 🥈
Bei aller verständlichen Enttäuschung über die Niederlage im Finale: Ihr könnt dennoch mit Stolz auf einen starken zweiten Platz mit dem @[email protected] blicken, Jungs! 🫶
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'Another incredible moment' - Harvey Elliott reacts to winning #U21EURO 💬🏆
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A glorious night for England in Slovakia 🎉
Read the full story of Lee Carsley's side's road to retaining their #U21EURO title
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“It’s the start of a new wave.” Jonathan Rowe believes that England’s back-to-back European Under-21 titles signals a period of dominance. Even though England were missing nine players, Lee Carsley’s squad grew into the tournament in Slovakia, and then beat Spain, the Netherlands and Germany to retain their title. “We have so much talent in England so it’s only right that we utilise it to its full potential. With the right head coach, right staff, right mindset, the right people, you can accomplish anything.”
England needed their resilience as well as Rowe’s winning goal in their 3-2 extra-time win over Germany. “Grit, perseverance, determination… you name it. A self-belief, a belief in the team, and that trust in each other to get the job done. We all dug deep, stuck in and achieved what we came here to achieve. Everyone’s special in their own way. Everyone has unique talents. Everyone has amazing ability.”
And everyone wants a senior call. “Of course! of course!” Like all of Carsley’s players, the Marseille attacker was delighted when Thomas Tuchel came into the dressing room to congratulate the champions. “We knew he was going to be here and we had to perform, show him that we’re here, we’re ready, and we look forward to working with him in the future.”
Rowe was keen to praise the qualities of Carsley and his assistant Ashley Cole. “It’s more the mental side, how they make us feel as players, the self-belief they give us to go out and perform and express ourselves. Listen, to make it as a professional is difficult. It’s all been about mindset for me, creating a resilient mindset and that whatever life throws at you just keep going.
“We are all capable of doing a lot of amazing things but to perform consistently and do it time and time again that’s the difficult part. If we have the right mindset and the right self-belief in ourselves and the people around us we’ll create a good team and we’ll show that we’re unstoppable.” #ENG #U21EURO
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Back-to-back #U21EURO champions 🥇
Congratulations, @[email protected]!
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“Play without inhibitions.” Lee Carsley told his players. Play with freedom, flair, passion and also resilience. Play like the champions you are, and the champions you want to be again. Play with character. And so England gripped their European Under-21 title with a performance rooted in front-footed dynamism and then backs-to-the-wall defiance. Marvellous to see.
And England’s senior head coach, Thomas Tuchel, was here amongst the 19,153 at Stadion Tehelne pole in Bratislava to witness the young lions deliver. Some will surely step up now. Harvey Elliott, who was named player of the tournament, the immense Elliot Anderson and marvellous Tino Livramento for starters. All three outstanding throughout the tournament, they deserve properly assessing at senior level. And so will Carsley, again, when Tuchel leaves next summer. He repeatedly got the tactics, mood and changes spot on.
And James McAtee picked the perfect moment to put in a Player of the Match display. As all of this is about preparing players to try to win the World Cup, what could be better than taking a 2-0 lead against the Germans, being pegged back to 2-2, and then going out and winning it all over again in extra time. There was even some favourable crossbar action.
Where to start? So many terrific performances. Have to start with Elliott. The Liverpool players was superb, scoring and creating, and when he limped away, he continued to play a role, exhorting those still out there. What a decision he has to make this summer. Try and convince a sceptical Arne Slot he should be more involved? Or move for more minutes elsewhere. He showed his strengths here, the work-rate, skill and eye for goal. Germany couldn’t cope with his pace and subtlety. When Atubolu saved from Omari Hutchinson, Elliott was quickest to the loose ball. He had only a tiny space to aim at, but found it, with a precise left-footed finish, his fifth goal of the tournament (1-0, 5). So composed, so clinical.
Elliott then demonstrated his creativity. He played a wonderful dinked pass to McAtee, on to Hutchinson, arriving from the left. Perfect balance, head still, right foot planting, Hutchison drove his left foot into and through the ball which whistled in between Atubolu’s legs (2-0, 25). What was happening?! Simple. What Carsley had planned was happening.
England could have been 4-0 up by the break. Express yourself, Carsley told them. They did. McAtee executed a Cruyff turn. Jarell Quansah, heading for his Bayer Leverkusen medical early next week, glided into midfield. Anderson backheeled a pass to Livramento. Champagne football.
Intelligent football, too. England built from the back. Anderson took the ball off James Beadle, played wide or into midfield, and England advanced through the thirds. Anderson, so influential, was caught late by Eric Martel, following though, studs thudding into the Forest player’s ankle. No booking from the Dutch ref. Martel was reprieved, and put in another dirty challenge to stop England’s midfield, this time clearing out Alex Scott.
His race looked run, so Scott took a booking for the team by stopping a break, before limping off to a standing ovation from all the squad’s families and friends out here in noisy numbers. It was a frustrating sight, as Scott was really important, offering friendly feet to accept the ball from Anderson, as well as closing down Germans. Tyler Morton , so good in the quarters against Spain, came on, and was to put in some vital blocks.
Rule No 1 of international football. Never write off the Germans. Paul Nebel, the Mainz winger who also qualified for Republic of Ireland, was the catalyst for Germany. Nebel stormed down the left, checked, went again and crossed for his club-mate Nelson Weiper to head in (2-1, 46). Poor concentration by England. German pressure continued after the break. Charlie Cresswell – what a leader he’s been - headed out a corner, but Nebel dropped a shoulder again, and crashed his right-footed shot past Beadle (61, 2-2). First Weiper, then Nebel. Germany were plugged into the Mainz.
Carsley moved to stop the tide turning completely. He sent on Brooke Norton-Cuffey for Jay Stansfield (62). But Nebel almost won in normal time. His shot was heading for goal until Cresswell threw himself into the way, deflecting it on to the bar. Cresswell embodied England’s defiance.
At the break before extra time, Carsley spoke individually to players: a quiet word with Anderson here, an arm around Hutchinson there. No rallying cry now. England had Cresswell for that. Carsley just inspired. He sent on Jonathan Rowe and Ethan Nwaneri for McAtee and Elliott. And Rowe, marvellously, scored with his second touch, stooping to head in Morton’s cross from the right (3-2, 92). Carsley, able to use six subs, refreshed his team again. CJ Egan-Riley and Samuel Iling-Junior for Anderson and Hutchinson (98). They chased and harried.
At half-time of extra-time, Carsley gathered the players in a huddle and now gave them the rallying cry. England, especially Beadle, tried to run the clock down. The German commentators were now out of their seats, beseeching their team to equalise. Carsley was so caught up in the game he took three steps on to the pitch. The clock ticked down, the families shouted more encouragement, willing their loved ones with their tired legs but stout hearts over the line. And then it came, the final whistle, England were champions again. They did it with strength of technique - and character. #ENG #U21EURO #ENGGER
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#U21EURO Champions 🏆
Congrats Hayden and England! 🏴
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What a tournament for Harvey Elliott 💎
The @[email protected] midfielder opened the scoring in the #U21EURO final with his his fifth goal in six matches
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Congratulations to @[email protected] and James Beadle who are #U21EURO champions! 🤩💫
Commiserations to Brajan Gruda who was a beaten finalist with Germany. 🏴🇩🇪 https://x.com/england/status…