The UEFA EURO U21 tournament in Slovakia has been a great place to watch so many of the world’s best young players.
England are the reigning champs and the likes of Ethan Nwaneri, James McAtee, Tino Livramento, Archie Gray and Harvey Elliott have impressed as the Three Lions will all be aiming to win back-to-back titles under Lee Carsley’s tutelage.
England beat Spain, and it’s no surprise that France are still around, too. Joining them in the final four are Germany, who have stars Brajan Gruda, Nick Woltemade, and Ansgar Knauff, as well as the Netherlands, who boast Aston Villa’s Ian Maatsen and Ajax star Kenneth Taylor.
Below is everything you need to know for the UEFA EURO U21 tournament, which is taking place in Slovakia for the second time
EURO U21 dates, how to watch live
When: June 11-28
How to watch: Disney+
UEFA 2025 EURO U21 schedule, knockout round bracket
Quarterfinals
Saturday June 21
Portugal 0-1 Netherlands
Spain 1-3 England
Sunday June 22
Germany 3-2 (aet) Italy
Denmark 2-3 France
Semifinals
Wednesday June 25
Match 1: England vs Netherlands — 12pm ET
Match 2: Germany vs France — 3pm ET
Final
Saturday June 28
Winners semifinal 1 vs Winners semifinal 2 — 3pm ET
EURO U21 group stage results
Wednesday June 11
Slovakia 2-3 Spain
Italy 1-0 Romania
Portugal 0-0 France
Poland 1-2 Georgia
Thursday June 12
Ukraine 2-3 Denmark
Czech Republic 1-3 England
Germany 3-0 Slovenia
Finland 2-2 Netherlands
Saturday June 14
Spain 2-1 Romania
Portugal 5-0 Poland
France 3-2 Georgia
Slovakia 0-1 Italy
Sunday June 15
England 0-0 Slovenia
Finland 0-2 Ukraine
Czech Republic 2-4 Germany
Netherlands 1-2 Denmark
Tuesday June 17
France 4-1 Poland
Georgia 0-4 Portugal
Romania 1-2 Slovakia
Spain 1-1 Italy
Wednesday June 18
Denmark 2-2 Finland
Netherlands 2-0 Ukraine
Slovenia 0-2 Czech Republic
England 1-2 Germany
EURO U21 tables
Group A
- Spain — 2-1-0, +2 GD, 7 points
- Italy — 2-1-0, +2 GD, 7 points
- Slovakia — 1-0-2, -1 GD, 3 points
- Romania — 0-0-3, -3 GD, 0 points
Group B
- Germany — 3-0-0, +6 GD, 9 points
- England — 1-1-1, +1 GD, 4 points
- Czechia — 1-0-2, -2 GD, 3 points
- Slovenia — 0-1-2, -5 GD, 1 point
Group C
- Portugal — 2-1-0, +9 GD, 7 points
- France — 2-1-0, +4 GD, 7 points
- Georgia — 1-0-2, -4 GD, 3 points
- Poland — 0-0-3, -9 GD, 0 points
Group D
- Denmark — 2-1-0, +2 GD, 7 points
- Netherlands — 1-1-1, +1 GD, 4 points
- Ukraine — 1-0-2, -1 GD, 3 points
- Finland — 0-2-1, -2 GD, 2 points
