Spain U21
Belgium U21Group B
Spain U21: 1. Iturbe, 3. Mosquera Cr., 14. Huijsen, 15. Fernandez Ál., 18. Pubill, 8. Turrientes, 11. Navarro Ro.( till 67'), 17. Barrios P.( till 83'), 10. Marin F.( till 87'), 20. Omorodion( till 83'), 7. López D.( till 67')
Substitution: 21. Pérez Fr.(from 67'), 2. Novoa(from 67'), 6. Moreno J.(from 83'), 9. Fernandez Mateo(from 83'), 16. Torre P.(from 87')
Bench: 23. Cunat, 4. Marín Ra., 5. Frances, 19. Javi Lopez
Yellow Cards: Turrientes 86'
Belgium U21: 1. Vandevoordt, 2. Siquet( till 62'), 3. Spileers, 4. Van den Bosch, 5. Sardella, 6. Engels, 8. Stroeykens M-o, 10. Matazo( till 78'), 15. Sandra( till 62'), 9. Vermant( till 83')
Substitution: 23. Rommens(from 62'), 22. Delorge(from 62'), 18. Olaigbe(from 62'), 17. Steuckers(from 78'), 19. Sylla Y.(from 83')
Bench: 12. Lammens, 13. Tsoungui, 16. Smets, 11. Duranville
Yellow Cards: Engels 54', Stroeykens M-o 86'
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Cole Palmer's free-kick deflected in off Curtis Jones and James Trafford saved a last-gasp penalty to give England their first Under-21 EURO title for 39 years
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Spain came from behind to beat Ukraine in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship semi-finals and set up a Saturday decider with England
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England completed a 1-0 victory against Portugal on Sunday and sealed the last spots in the 2023 UEFA European Under-21 Championship semi-finals
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The Ukrainian national team was one step away from finishing first in Group B of the Euro 2023 (U21) tournament
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Co-hosts Georgia fought back to earn a famous draw, while Ukraine and Spain earned places in the 2023 UEFA European Under-21 Championship quarter-finals
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Tournament co-hosts Georgia got the UEFA European Under-21 Championship off to a thrilling start with a 2-0 win against Portugal on the opening night