England knocked out of U19 Euros after loss to Dutch
Update:
Date: 19:56 BST
Title: FULL-TIME - ENGLAND OUT
Content: Netherlands 4-2 England
England are out of the u19 Euros as Germany beat Norway in the other group B match which drops them to third in the table.
Will Atwi's side were beaten well in Bucharest and now Netherlands will face hosts Romania in the next round.
Update:
Date: 19:39 BST
Title: England out as it stands
Content: Elsewhere, in the other game happening in group B, Sondre Granaas of Norway has taken the lead against Germany which moves them to second the group with four points to England's two.
So as it stands, England are now out of the competition and won't be progressing to the next round.
Update:
Date: 19:30 BST
Title: GOAL Netherlands 4-1 England
Content: Netherlands get another and it's Redmond again!
Rot's disguised ball finds him on the edge of the penalty area before he twists and turns his man and easily puts it past the keeper.
Update:
Date: 19:13 BST
Title: GOAL Netherlands 3-1 England
Content: England get one back!
Young holds off his man well as he travels down the right-hand side and crosses the ball in low to Wheatley who turns his man, and slots the ball past the goalkeeper in the near corner.
Update:
Date: 18:55 BST
Title: HALF-TIME
Content: Netherlands 3-0 England
The half ends after two minutes added time and it feels a bit harsh on England to be 3-0 down but Netherlands have been clinical.
The Oranje have scored three from four shots on target whilst Will Antwi's side are yet to create anything promising.
Goals from Smit, Redmond and Vennegoor of Hesselink are the difference.
Update:
Date: 18:51 BST
Title: GOAL Netherlands 3-0 England
Content: It's a bit of a mess in the middle of the box as England captain Zach Abbott deflects the ball into the path of Lucas Vennegoof of Hesselink who side foots it past Setford.
Update:
Date: 18:39 BST
Title: GOAL Netherlands 2-0 England
Content: A move from one end of the pitch to the other as Netherlands easily play the ball through England.
Quick passing in the middle allowed Zepiqueno Redmond to find space out wide who then walked the ball into the box and slotted it into the bottom right corner.
Update:
Date: 18:28 BST
Title: GOAL Netherlands 1-0 England
Content: Netherlands short corner catches England out as Kees Smit finds the side netting with a whipped finish from the edge of the area.
Update:
Date: 19:15 BST 18 June
Title: What's next?
Content: BBC Sport
With the game on Monday ending 5-5, England are second in Group B on two points from two games after drawing 2-2 with Norway last Saturday.
They were 2-1 down in that match before Tottenham's 17-year-old winger Mikey Moore equalised from the penalty spot with 10 minutes remaining.
England's final group game is against leaders the Netherlands, who have six points from two games. That takes place today in Bucharest (18:00 BST kick-off).
At the same time, Germany face Norway in Voluntari. Both teams have one point from two games.
There are eight teams taking part in the tournament, with the top two from two groups of four advancing to the semi-finals which take place on 23 June.
The final takes place at the Rapid-Giulesti Stadium in Bucharest on 26 June.
Update:
Date: 19:15 BST 18 June
Title: Four goals in 11 minutes - Young Lions stun Germany
Content: BBC Sport
Trailing 5-1 to Germany with more than 40 minutes remaining, England were facing humiliation in their European Under-19 Championship game in Bucharest.
The 2022 champions looked down and out when they went in at half-time 4-1 behind.
And it got even worse when Said El Mala added a fifth three minutes into the second-half - before one of the great England comebacks.
In the space of 11 extraordinary minutes, the Young Lions - managed by former Crystal Palace and Luton defender Will Antwi - went from losing 5-1 to drawing 5-5 in Romania's capital.
Manchester United's Ethan Wheatley tapped in after a corner to make it 5-2 in the 52nd minute before a shot by Tottenham's Reiss Russell-Denny three minutes later reduced the deficit further.
The fightback continued when Nottingham Forest's Zach Abbott headed home from a 60th-minute corner.
And the crowd inside the Arcul de Triumf Stadium could hardly believe what they were seeing when Jesse Derry of Crystal Palace - son of former Eagles captain Shaun - equalised three minutes later after goalkeeper Konstantin Heide had spilled a cross from Kadan Young.
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