England under 21 years old from the Netherlands under 21 years old: squad, statistics and inspection

A preview of England is less than 21 against the Netherlands less than 21

England under 21 has finally showed the type of shape that is appropriate for the heroes of defenders in the European Championship in the quarter -finals on Sunday.

Lee Carsley men advanced to the stages of the knockout without hitting Top Gear, but they started a good aspect of seeing Spanish in TRNAVA.

After riding their luck early, James McCti and Harvey Elliot Black Black’s goals were placed in control, and although the penalty kick, Javi Ghwera, was turned up to half of the deficit, but the penalty kick Eleiot Anderson was late got a deserved victory.

The result and performance were a justification for Carsley cars, whose tactical approach was interrogated after three scary offers in Slovakia.

“I said this team will click,” he told UEFA after that. “We recognized in parts, but for 75 % of this game, I thought we were good – great, even – and there is still more in the future. We can continue to build on what we have achieved.”

Carsley knows that the Dutch will be difficult.

He added: “We were watching the Netherlands for six months, perhaps. One of the things we do between the camps is to watch the first teams and I will definitely put them in that arc. They are an exciting team, a team that we will be fully prepared for and we will look at the game.”

Jong Oranji also broke during the group stage and was forced to overcome Ukraine in his final match to ensure progress.

The quarter-finals were unforgettable due to a great offer to flexibility, as they beat Portugal 1-0, despite its decline to 10 men after 21 minutes when Robin Van Bommel, former son of Barcelona and Burn Munich Mark were rejected.

Geovany Quenda missed a penalty kick against Portugal and the Netherlands, which made the final lollipop with five minutes when Ernest Boko scored the winner on the table.

“I am very proud of the work that my players have done. They fought for every meter in the field, on the field. It was a victory that we had to go deeply,” said Michael Risger, President of the Netherlands.

The winners will face either Germany or France in the final of Saturday.