Summary

  • Use play icon at top of the page to watch live coverage

  • England are assured a place in semi-finals

  • They just need a point to win the group

  • Israel must avoid defeat to reach last four

  • Group winners will play Italy; runners-up will face France

  1. What are the Men's U19s European Championships?published at 21:15 BST 24 June 2022

    England's Dane ScarlettImage source, Getty Images

    Slovakia host the UFEA European Under-19 Championship with eight teams, split into two groups of four, contesting the opening stages.

    England were drawn in Group B along with Austria, Serbia and Israel.

    The young Lions did not concede a goal in qualifying and took that defensive base into the tournament, keeping clean sheets in opening victories against Austria and Serbia.

    England are already assured of a place in the semi-finals - avoid defeat against Israel in their final group game and they will face Group A runners-up Italy in the last four; lose to Israel and England will face France.

    Group B fixtures:

    Sunday 19 June - England 2-0 Austria

    Wednesday 22 June - England 4-0 Serbia

    Saturday 25 - Israel v England

  2. How can I watch the U19s European Championships?published at 21:15 BST 24 June 2022

    All times are BST and subject to change

    BBC iPlayer

    All of England's U19s European Championship action live to watch across BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

    Saturday 25 June - Israel v England

    18:45-21:00 - BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

    All live coverage also available to watch on catch-up on BBC iPlayer.

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