US EditionNo Wild Celebrations for England's U21 Heroes as Carsley Reveals 3am Flight Home
- England's U21 team retained their European Championship title with a 3-2 victory over Germany in extra time, securing back-to-back titles.
- Jonathan Rowe scored the decisive goal in the 92nd minute, heading a cross from Tyler Morton, according to the match report.
- Coach Lee Carsley announced the team would return to Birmingham on a 3:30 AM flight, limiting their celebration time.
- Carsley expressed pride in the players' commitment and teamwork throughout the tournament despite some challenges.
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Moment England U21s celebrate victory following extra time win against Germany
Watch as the England Under 21s team celebrate their European Championship title after a thrilling extra time win against Germany. Footage shared by the team on Saturday (28 June) after their 3-2 win shows the team jumping up and down with the trophy as confetti guns fire behind them. The team stormed ahead with a two-goal lead but Germany quickly mounted a comeback, scoring one goal before half time and another in the 61st minute. Substitute Jon…
Nwaneri will benefit from U21 Euros success
It has been a memorable season for Ethan Nwaneri and it ended in impressive fashion, with the Arsenal youngster being part of the England U21 squad that won the European Championship at that age group. Nwaneri was brought on in extra-time as England won 3-2 against Germany in the final. Lee Carsley’s side established a two-goal lead and were pulled back to 2-2 but Jonathan Rowe scored what proved to be the winner. The youngest member of the Engl…
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A gripping finale with sad Germans. The European Championship title at the U21 again goes to England's junior football team. Also to the delight of the press there.
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