England tackle previous rivals Germany realizing a victory would see Lee Carsley’s aspect progress to the European U21 Championship quarter-finals as Group B winners.
The Three Lions are three-time competitors winners whereas Germany have lifted the trophy on two events.
In what is going to the thirteenth assembly between the 2 nations on the U21 Euros, a draw can be sufficient for England to qualify in second behind Germany, whereas Carsley’s younger weapons would nonetheless undergo with a defeat ought to Slovenia fail to beat Czechia and overturn a five-goal inferiority.
Listed below are how the 2 groups line-up for the Group B showdown.
England U21 staff information
Maybe with one eye on the following spherical, Carsley makes 4 modifications from the staff that began within the goalless draw in opposition to Slovenia on Sunday.
Jack Hinshelwood, Samuel Iling-Junior, Omari Hutchinson and Alex Scott are available to switch Tino Livramento, Archie Grey, James McAtee and Hayden Hackney.
Beginning XI: Beadle; Quansah, Cresswell, Hinshelwood, Iling-Junior; Scott, Anderson, Elliott (C); Nwaneri, Rowe, Hutchinson.
Subs: Livramento, Edwards, Hackney, McAtee, Norton-Cuffy, Simkin, Grey, Egan-Riley, Stansfield, Sharman-Lowe, Morton.
Your #YoungLions to tackle Germany! 💪 pic.twitter.com/EcTjVMUvAM
— England (@England) June 18, 2025
Germany U21 staff information
Head coach Antonio Di Salvo, in the meantime, has made wholesale modifications within the data that his aspect’s passage to the quarter-final has already been secured following comfy wins over Slovenia and the Czechia.
Something however defeat for Di Salvo’s aspect would see them high the group, whereas a win would see them qualify with most factors from Group B.
Staring XI: Ernst; Ullrich, Siebert, Oermann, Baum; Knauff, Röhl (C), Jander; Thielmann, Wanner, Weiper
Subs: Atubolu, Collins, Brown, Arrey-Mbi, Martel, Tresoldi, Woltemade, Gruda, Reitz, Nebel, Noll.
At the moment’s Beginning XI to face England on the #U21Euro 👊#DFB #GermanFootball #GermanYNT pic.twitter.com/2nZBLHQrYD
— German Soccer (@DFB_Team_EN) June 18, 2025