England will host Germany this weekend in the final of the 21st UEFA under European UEFA.

Two years ago, they were young lions who came out on the site, earning Euro euro title since 1984 Beating in the final of Spain.

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Now, Lee Carsley and Co want to defend the crown, seeing the Netherlands in half finals.

Meanwhile, 2021 Champion Germany broke France to make the final and the end of the Slovak Championship.

Euro U21 final: date and how to proceed

The Euro U21 final will be Saturday on June 28th.

The shot at the Tehelne Polo stadium in Bratislava, Slovakia 8:00 is scheduled for UK time.

Fans can see Showpiece for free in the UK 4. In the channel.

You can Syntonia Living on TV Or online Channel 4 website through your mobile, computer and tablet devices. More details can be found many.

UEFA.TV will also give the Final for free. There are more details many.

TalkSport will have vivid updates for Slovak.

To tune through TalkSport or TalkSport 2, click For direct current. You can also hear it through TalkSport AppDAB in the digital radio, in your smart speaker and 1089 or 1053.

Talksport.com will keep you up to date with the latest news.

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Euro U21 final: ITSOLUTIONS AND RESULTS

Quarterly finals

• Portugal 0-1 Netherlands
• Spain 1-3 England
• Denmark 2-3 France
• Germany 3-2 Italy Aet

Fineshoot

• England 2-1 Netherlands
• Germany 3-0 France

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• England vs Germany – Saturday, June 28, 20:00

Euro U21 final: squads

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• Goalkeepers: James Beadle (Brighton), Teddy Sharman-Lowe (Chelsea), Tommy Sinkkin (Stoke City)
• Defenders: Charlie Cresswell (Southampton), CJ Egan-Riley (Burnley), Tino Livramento (Newcastle), Brooke Norton Cuffy (Genoa), Jarell Quansah (Liverpool)
• Midrefers: Elliot Anderson, Archie Gray (Tottenham), Hayden Hickney, Jack Hinshelwood, Tyler Morton (Liverpool), Alex Scott (Manchester City), Harvey Elliott (Liverpool),
• Forward: Omari Hutchinson (Ipswich), Sam Iling, Ethan Villa), Ethan Nwaneri (Arsenal), Jonathan Rowe (Marseille), Jay Stansfield (Birmingham)

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• Goalkeepers: Noah Itubolu (Freiburg), Tjark Ernst (Herta), Nahuel Noll (Greuther Fürth)
• Defenders: Bright Akwo Round-MBI (Elvesberg), Nathaniel Brown (Frankfurt), Pharrel Nnndi Collins (Frankfurt), Tim Oermann (Bochum), Max Rosenfelder (Düsseldorf), Lukas Ullrich (Mönchengladbach)
• Midrefers: Brajan Gruda, Caspar Knauff (Frankfurt), Eric Martel (1.), Paul Nebel (Mönchengladbach), Jan Thielmann (FC Köln), Paul Wanner (Heidenheim)
• Strikers: Nicolo Trosoli (Hannover), Nelson Weiper (Mainz), Nick Woltemade (Stuttgart)

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Euro U21 final: What has been said?

Carsley is sure to win the quality, experience and self belief in the finals of Germans on Saturday euros and maintain the continental crown.

“One more step is, this is the biggest step,” said U21S leaders.

“But we’ve got this experience, so we’ve done so, so we hope to play with many respect for opponents, try and impose our behavior.

“We all started with a single goal, and tried again and was winning again.

“It’s easier than the day, but I wanted the boy who can make trust and belief that we can do that.

“Hope everything left St George (in the park) and I think I’ll leave here and think the players have a great spirit around them.

“I think they’re really together, they are committed to doing and I am very lucky as a coach, along with the rest of the staff to work with these players.

“You forget the age of this group. Very young, he had a setback but again.

“The most important thing is now, as we said after the Spanish game, this cannot be our highlight. We need to try now and try to get the job.”