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Season 1981-82
x		John Cartwright
The third FIFA World Youth Championship 1981 in Australia
	group D
	3 October 1981 - England 2 Cameroon 0 [0-0] Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney (15,814)	Finnigan, Dey	NW
	England: 1.M.Kendall, 15.P.Southey, 6.P.Crosby, 14.S.Robson, 3.N.Banfield, 12.A.Peake, 2.P.Allen, 4.G.Dey, 7.T.Finnigan (18.Neil Webb), 17.Danny Wallace, 9.S.Kinsey (16.M.Small).
2	5 October 1981 - England 1 Argentina 1 [0-0] Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney (16,674)	Small Urruti	ND
	England: 1.M.Kendall, 8.C.Greenall, 6.P.Crosby, 14.S.Robson, 3.N.Banfield, 12.A.Peake, 2.P.Allen, 18.Neil Webb, 7.T.Finnigan, 17.Danny Wallace, 16.M.Small.
3	8 October 1981 - England 1 Australia 1 [0-1] Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney (28,932)	Small Koussas	AD
	England: 1.M.Kendall, 8.C.Greenall, 6.P.Crosby, 14.S.Robson, 3.N.Banfield, 12.A.Peake, 2.P.Allen, 18.Neil Webb, 7.T.Finnigan, 17.Danny Wallace, 16.M.Small.
4	quarter-final
	11 October 1981 - England 4 Egypt 2 [1-2] Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney (8,293)	Webb (3), Cooke Taher Amer (pen), Saleh	NW
	England: 1.M.Kendall, 8.C.Greenall, 6.P.Crosby (9.S.Kinsey), 14.S.Robson, 3.N.Banfield, 12.A.Peake, 4.G.Dey, 18.Neil Webb, 7.T.Finnigan (5.J.Cooke), 17.Danny Wallace, 16.M.Small.
5	semi-final
	14 October 1981 - Qatar 2 England 1 [1-0] Sydney Cricket Stadium, Sydney (12,476)	Bilal, Alsada Small	NL
	England: 1.M.Kendall, 8.C.Greenall, 9.S.Kinsey, 14.S.Robson, 2.P.Allen, 12.A.Peake, 4.G.Dey, 18.Neil Webb, 5.J.Cooke, 17.Danny Wallace, 16.M.Small (7.T.Finnigan).
6	third-place play-off
	17 October 1981 - England 0 Romania 1 [0-nk] Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide (10,492)	Gabor	NW
	England: 13.A.Gosney, 3.N.Banfield, 8.C.Greenall, 14.S.Robson, 18.Neil Webb, 2.P.Allen (4.G.Dey), 9.S.Kinsey (15.P.Southey), 12.A.Peake, 11.K.Gage, 5.J.Cooke, 10.I.Muir.
England finish in fourth place at the 1981 FIFA World Youth Championship. West Germany are the eventual winners.

Season 1985-86
x		Dave Sexton
The fifth FIFA World Youth Championship 1985 in USSR
	group D
	24 August 1985 - England 2 Paraguay 2 [2-1] Tofiq Behramov Stadionu, Baku (40,000)	Wakenshaw, Priest Cartaman, Jara	ND
	England: 13.D.Williams, 2.T.Howard, 3.Michael Thomas, 4.G.Stebbing, 18.S.Ratcliffe, 6.D.Corner, 7.R.Cooke, 17.P.Priest, 5.J.Beresford (10.S.Scott), 9.R.Wakenshaw, 12.N.Wood (8.P.Moulden).
8	26 August 1985 - England 0 PR China 2 [0-0] Tofiq Behramov Stadionu, Baku (12,000)	Gao Hongbo, Gong Lei	NL
	England: 13.D.Williams, 2.T.Howard, 3.Michael Thomas, 4.G.Stebbing, 18.S.Ratcliffe, 6.D.Corner, 7.R.Cooke, 17.P.Priest, 9.R.Wakenshaw (15.M.Stein), 5.J.Beresford, 12.N.Wood (8.P.Moulden).
9	29 August 1985 - England 0 Mexico 1 [0-1] Tofiq Behramov Stadionu, Baku (12,000)	Becerra	NL
	England: 16.D.Heyes, 2.T.Howard, 3.Michael Thomas, 4.G.Stebbing, 18.S.Ratcliffe, 6.D.Corner, 14.F.Carr, 10.S.Scott (17.P.Priest), 9.R.Wakenshaw (15.M.Stein), 5.J.Beresford, 7.R.Cooke.
England are eliminated from the 1985 FIFA World Youth Championship at the group phase. Brazil are the eventual winners. When England next qualified, in 1991, it had become an Under-19 competition, but had reverted back to Under-20 in 1997.

Season 1987-88

x		Graham Taylor
Friendly Tour of Paraná, Brazil
u/o	8 June 1988 - Londrina 1 England 1 [nk] Estádio Municipal Jacy Scaff, Londrina (tbc)	Le Tissier	AD
	England: B.Horne, Statham, Morgan, David Batty (Tim Sherwood), Flynn, Neil Ruddock, Tony Daley, M.Gabbiadini (W.Aspinall), P.Atkinson, Bennett (J.Ebbrell), Matthew Le Tissier (D.Howells).

u/o	10 June 1988 - Maringa 2 England 3 [nk] Estádio Willie Davids, Maringá (tbc)	Le Tissier, Daley, Atkinson	AW
	England: K.Pressman, Statham (Bennett), Morgan, J.Ebbrell, Flynn, Neil Ruddock, Tony Daley, Tim Sherwood, P.Atkinson, D.Howells (David Batty), Matthew Le Tissier (C.Leaburn).

Season 1996-97
x		Ted Powell
The eleventh FIFA World Youth Championship 1997 in Malaysia
10	group F
	18 June 1997 - Côte d'Ivoire 1 England 2 [1-1] Tan Sri Dato' Haji Hassan Yunos Stadium, Johor Bahru (14,000)	Cissé Owen (pen), Shepherd	NW
	England: 1.D.Lucas, 15.P.Shepherd, 4.R.Wallwork, 5.J.Curtisᶜ, 6.M.Broomes, 12.Kieron Dyer, 7.J.Morris, 8.Jamie Carragher, 11.C.Easton (17.M.Jackson), 18.Michael Owen, 10.Danny Murphy (9.R.Humphreys).
11	20 June 1997 - United Arab Emirates 0 England 5 [0-2] Tan Sri Dato' Haji Hassan Yunos Stadium, Johor Bahru (12,000)	Murphy (3 (1 pen)), Owen, A.A.Abdullah OG	NW
	England: 1.D.Lucas, 3.J.Crowe, 4.R.Wallwork, 5.J.Curtisᶜ, 12.Kieron Dyer, 15.P.Shepherd, 7.J.Morris, 8.Jamie Carragher, 10.Danny Murphy (14.J.Macken), 11.C.Easton (17.M.Jackson), 18.Michael Owen (16.J.Euell).
12	23 June 1997 - Mexico 0 England 1 [0-0] Tan Sri Dato' Haji Hassan Yunos Stadium, Johor Bahru (9,000)	Owen	NW
	England: 1.D.Lucas, 4.R.Wallwork, 5.J.Curtisᶜ, 6.M.Broomes, 15.P.Shepherd (3.J.Crowe), 7.J.Morris, 8.Jamie Carragher, 17.M.Jackson, 12.Kieron Dyer, 10.Danny Murphy, 18.Michael Owen.
13	round of sixteen
	26 June 1997 - England 1 Argentina 2 [0-2] Tan Sri Dato' Haji Hassan Yunos Stadium, Johor Bahru (17,000)	Carragher Riquelme (pen), Aimer	NL
	England: 1.D.Lucas, 12.Kieron Dyer, 4.R.Wallwork, 5.J.Curtisᶜ, 3.J.Crowe, 10.Danny Murphy, 17.M.Jackson, 8.Jamie Carragher, 7.J.Morris, 18.Michael Owen, 9.R.Humphreys (16.J.Euell).
	non-playing squad members were 2.Matthew Upson and 13.M.Tyler.
England are eliminated from the 1997 World Youth Championship in the second round. Argentina are the eventual winners.

Season 1998-99
x		Chris Ramsey
The twelfth FIFA World Youth Championship 1999 in Nigeria
14	group E
	4 April 1999 - England 0 United States 1 [0-1] Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano (19,000)	Califf	NL
	England: 1.S.Taylor, 16.R.Cooper, 3.Ashley Cole, 4.S.Wright, 5.S.Haslam, 17.P.Vernazza, 15.K.Nicholls (6.N.Murphy), 18.A.Oliver (8.Andrew Johnson), 9.C.Dudley, 10.J.Piercey (2.G.Lincoln), 11.M.Etherington.
15	8 April 1999 - Cameroon 1 England 0 [0-0] Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano (12,000)	Cooper OG	NL
	England: 1.S.Taylor, 2.G.Lincoln, 3.Ashley Cole, 4.S.Wright, 5.S.Haslam, 16.R.Cooper, 17.P.Vernazza, 8.Andrew Johnson, 9.C.Dudley (10.J.Piercey (12.A.Chambers)), 15.K.Nicholls (14.J.Chambers), 11.M.Etherington.
16	11 April 1999 - Japan 2 England 0 [1-0] Abubarkar Tafawa Balewa Stadium, Bauchi (9,000)	Ishikawa, Ono	NL
		Kevin Nicholls90
	England: 13.P.Rachubka, 2.G.Lincoln (7.Peter Crouch), 16.R.Cooper (14.J.Chambers), 4.S.Wright, 5.S.Haslam, 6.N.Murphy, 17.P.Vernazza, 8.Andrew Johnson, 9.C.Dudley (12.A.Chambers), 15.K.Nicholls, 11.M.Etherington.
	With the tournament falling so close to the end of the English football season, England fielded a squad made up entirely of teenagers, apart from Kevin Nicholls, who was twenty. Of the 18 players, ten were either 17 or 18 years old.
England are eliminated from the 1999 WYC Finals at the group phase. Spain are the eventual winners.

Season 2001-02
x		Martin Hunter
Friendly matches
17	22 November 2001 - England 1 Portugal 0 [0-0] The Friends Provident St Mary's Stadium, Southampton (tbc)	Keenan	HW
	England: R.Howarth (B.Myhill), J.Halls (F.Richardson), J.Samuel, D.Noble (S.Sidwell), P.Reid (Paul Konchesky), P.Clarkeᶜ, J.Davis (Andrew Johnson), R.Ricketts (A.Murray), Peter Crouch (M.Richards), J.Keenan, Jay Bothroyd (G.McSheffrey).
18	13 March 2002 - England 3 Finland 0 [1-0] Reebok Stadium, Bolton (10,585)	Davis (2), Richards	HW
	England: R. Evans (R.Howarth), J.Halls, J.Jackson (N.Jenkins), D.Noble (K.Henry), P.Clarkeᶜ (P.Reid), Joleon Lescott, J.Davis (M.Hamshaw), Kevin Nolan, D.Webber, R.Ricketts, Jay Bothroyd.

		Les Reed
19	10 April 2002 - Portugal 2 England 0 [0-0] Estádio José Gomes, Amadora (tbc)	Alves, Gisvi	AL
	England: B.Myhill (R.Howarth), J.Halls, J.Jackson, D.Noble (S.Sidwell), P.Clarkeᶜ, S.Parnaby (F.Richardson), J.Davis, R.Ricketts, D.Webber, J.Keenan (K.Henry), G.McSheffrey (Phil Jagielka).
x		Martin Hunter
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon 2002 (Hopefuls) Festival, in southern France
20	group A
	6 May 2002 - China 0 England 0 [0-0] Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)		ND
	England: R.Evans, J.Halls (F.Richardson), C.Armstrong, J.Jackson, P.Clarkeᶜ, Joleon Lescott, L.Knight, D.Noble, D.Webber, J.Davis (A.Murray), G.McSheffrey (M.Hamshaw).
21	10 May 2002 - Poland 0 England 1 [0-0] Stade Pierre de Coubertin, Cannes (tbc)	Parnaby	NW
		Adam Murray
	England: S.Bywater, F.Richardson, Joleon Lescott, J.Jackson (D.Noble), P.Clarkeᶜ, S.Parnaby, L.Knight (J.McMaster), A.Murray, C.Pead, J.Davis, M.Hamshaw.
22	12 May 2002 - Portugal 0 England 1 [0-0] Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)	Davis	NW
	England: R.Howarth, J.Halls (F.Richardson), C.Armstrong, J.Bewers, P.Clarkeᶜ, S.Parnaby, L.Knight, D.Noble, J.McMaster (C.Pead), J.Davis, G.McSheffrey (M.Hamshaw).
23	14 May 2002 - Brazil 0 England 0 [0-0] Stade Pourcin, Fréjus (tbc)		ND
	England: R.Evans, F.Richardson, Joleon Lescott, J.Jackson, P.Clarkeᶜ, S.Parnaby, L.Knight, C.Pead (A.Murray), D.Webber, J.Davis (G.McSheffrey), M.Hamshaw.
24	third-place play-off
	17 May 2002 - Japan 0 England 0 [0-0] 5-4 on penalty kicks Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)		ND
		shootout:- Clarke, Jackson, Hamshaw and McSheffrey scored before Knight and Pead then missed.
	England: R.Evans, J.Halls, C.Armstrong, J.Jackson,  P.Clarkeᶜ, Joleon Lescott, L.Knight, A.Murray, D.Webber (G.McSheffrey), J.Bewers (C.Pead), M.Hamshaw.
England finish in fourth place in Toulon Festival.

Season 2002-03

x		Les Reed
Four Nations Tournament
25	23 October 2002 - Germany 1 England 2 [1-1] Paul-Greifzu-Stadion, Dessau-Roßlau (5,913)	Radtke Carter, O'Neil	AW
	England: B.Myhill, J.Bewers (N.Austin), L.Hylton, D.Carter (B.Howard), R.Clare (S.O'Hanlon), R.Garry, M.Chopra, G.O'Neilᶜ, Dean Ashton, S.Cooke (D.Fox), J.Thomas (R.Offiong).
26	27 November 2002 - England 3 Italy 5 [2-1] Stadium of Light, Sunderland (6,554)	Chopra (2), Carter Piccolo, Quagliarella, Calaio (2), Donadel	HL
	England: A.Lonergan (S.Allaway), J.Otsemobor, L.Hylton (N.Austin), D.Fox (B.Clark), C.Davenport, R.Garry, M.Chopra, G.O'Neilᶜ, Dean Ashton (R.Offiong), D.Carter, M.Tonge (J.Thomas).
27	12 December 2002 - England 0 Switzerland 2 [0-1] Boleyn Ground, Upton Park (11,000)	Weber, Mikari	HL
	England: A.Lonergan (R.Lee), J.Hoyte (L.Hylton), C.Carruthers, B.Bowditch, Glen Johnson, P.Clarke, J.Thomas, G.O'Neilᶜ, (B.Howard), Carlton Cole (R.Ricketts), D.Carter (M.Tonge), L.Morgan.
28	6 February 2003 - England 2 Germany 1 [1-1] Madejski Stadium, Reading (16,820)	Tyson (2) Hanke	HW
	England: A.Lonergan (R.Burch), J.Hoyte (S.O'Hanlon), L.Hylton, B.Bowditch (D.Fox), D.Leacock, R.Garry, M.Chopra, J.Welsh, N.Tyson (K.Mooniaruck), D.Carter, B.Howard (S.Cooke).
29	19 March 2003 - Switzerland 1 England 1 [1-1] Stade de Tourbillon, Sion (1,200)	Blunschi Cole	AD
	England: R.Burch (R.Evans), J.Bewers (B.Bowditch), C.Carruthers, D.Fox, D.Leacock, A.Davies, C.Dove (M.Bloomfield), J.Welsh, Carlton Cole, M.Chopra, B.Howard (K.Mooniaruck).
30	21 May 2003 - Italy 3 England 0 [2-0] Stadio Porta Elisa, Lucca (1,400)	Pepe, Bovo, Mesto	AL
	England: R.Burch (R.Lee), J.Otsemobor (N.Austin), C.Carruthers, D.Fox, R.Clare, S.O'Hanlon (L.Hylton), C.Dove (J.Spicer), K.Mooniaruck, J.Thomas, B.Howard, S.Doherty.
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon 2003 (Hopefuls) Festival, in southern France
31	group B
	11 June 2003 - Portugal 3 England 0 [0-0] Stade des Costières, Nîmes (tbc)	Custódio, Lourenço, Ronaldo	NL
		Darren Carter40
	England: R.Burch, J.Otsemobor, C.Carruthers, D.Fox, L.Hylton (B.Bowditch), R.Offiong, J.Thomas, D.Carterᶜ, B.Howard, L.Duncan (D.Small), S.Doherty, (A.McNamee).
32	13 June 2003 - Argentina 8 England 0 [3-0] Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)	Charras, Rivas, G.Fernández (2), Herrera (2), Hylton OG, Ferreyra	NL
	England: R.Burch, J.Otsemobor, C.Carruthers, D.Fox, L.Hylton, R.Offiong (J.Spicer), B.Bowditch, J.Thomas (S.Johnson), B.Howard (C.Dove), L.Duncan, A.McNamee.
33	15 June 2003 - Turkey 1 England 0 [1-0] Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)	Cora	NL
	England: A.Lonergan, J.Otsemobor, C.Carruthers, S.O'Hanlon (D.Fox), D.Carterᶜ, B.Howard, S.Johnson (J.Thomas), J.Spicer, C.Dove (K.Mooniaruck), S.Doherty, D.Small.
34	19 June 2003 - Japan 1 England 0 [1-0] Stade Antoine Scaglia, La Seyne-sur-Mer (tbc)	Bowditch OG	NL
		Brian Howard
	England: A.Lonergan, J.Otsemobor, C.Carruthers, D.Carterᶜ, S.O'Hanlon (D.Fox), C.Dove (K.Mooniaruck), B.Howard, S.Doherty, S.Johnson (J.Thomas), J.Spicer, D.Small.
England finish bottom of group B of the 2003 Toulon Festival.

Season 2003-04
Friendly matches
35	9 October 2003 - England 2 Czech Republic 0 [1-0] Broadhall Way, Stevenage (5,000)	Chopra, Bentley	HW
	England: A.Lonergan (L.Pidgeley), J.Hoyte (B.Bowditch), J.McEveley (C.Carruthers (B.Howard)), D.Carterᶜ, S.Taylor, M.Kilgallon, J.Thomas (L.Croft), G.O'Neil (E.Johnson), M.Chopra (T.Wright), David Bentley (S.Cooke), James Milner (D.Fox).
36	14 November 2003 - England 2 Wales 0 [1-0] Britannia Stadium, Stoke-on-Trent (5,000)	Johnson (2)	HW
	England: A.Lonergan (L.Camp), J.Hoyte (M.Cranie), C.Carruthers (A.Taylor), D.Fox, S.Taylor, J.McEveley, E.Johnson, G.O'Neilᶜ, M.Chopra, D.Carter, James Milner.
The 14th FIFA World Youth Championship 2003 in United Arab Emirates
37	group D
	29 November 2003 - Japan 1 England 0 [0-0] Al-Maktoum Stadium, Dubai (12,000)	Sakata	NL
	England: 1.A.Lonergan, 19.E.Johnson (17.L.Croft), 3.C.Carruthers (16.J.McEveley), 4.D.Fox (20.T.Wright), 5.S.Taylor, 6.M.Kilgallon, 7.J.Thomas, 8.G.O'Neilᶜ, 9.M.Chopra, 10.D.Carter, 18.J.Welsh.
38	2 December 2003 - England 0 Egypt 1 [0-0] Al-Maktoum Stadium, Dubai (12,000)	Moteab	NL
	England: 1.A.Lonergan, 14.P.Ifil, 3.C.Carruthers (16.J.McEveley), 20.T.Wright, 5.S.Taylor, 6.M.Kilgallon, 7.J.Thomas (19.E.Johnson), 8.G.O'Neilᶜ (12.A.Taylor*), 9.M.Chopra, 10.D.Carter, 18.J.Welsh.
	* Andrew Derek Taylor, who was to play for the Under-18s, later in the season, alongside Andy Taylor.
39	5 December 2003 - Colombia 0 England 0 [0-0] Al-Maktoum Stadium, Dubai (9,210)		ND
	England: 1.A.Lonergan, 2.B.Bowditch (10.D.Carter), 16.J.McEveley, 4.D.Fox, 5.S.Taylor, 6.M.Kilgallon, 19.E.Johnson (20.T.Wright), 17.L.Croft (7.J.Thomas), 9.M.Chopraᶜ, 15.M.Cranie, 18.J.Welsh.
	Because of the Iraq War, the championship was pushed back to the following season, when many of the more senior players that would have been selected had progressed into the England Under-21 squad and several were withdrawn by their clubs. James Milner was given the number-eleven squad number, but four days before the opening game, his club, Leeds United recalled him, leaving England with only 19 largely-inexperienced players. The only other member of the squad not to make an appearance was the reserve goalkeeper (13.R.Turnbull). Only one of the squad went on to represent his country as a full international, Jay McEveley, for Scotland.
England are eliminated from the 2003 WYC at the first phase. Brazil are the eventual winners.

Season 2004-05
x		Nigel Pearson
Friendly matches
40	10 October 2004 - England 1 Netherlands 0 [0-0] Galpharm Stadium, Huddersfield (5,059)	Chaplow	HW
	England: L.Steele (J.Young), O.Sankofa (P.Collins), G.Borrowdale, G.Gardner, Gary Cahill, D.Raven, W.Routledge, N.Kilkenny (D.Mannix), I.Henderson (Guy), S.Long (R.Chaplow), M.Smyth (L.Croft).
		John Peacock
41	8 February 2005 - England 2 Russia 0 [1-0] The Valley, Charlton (10,426)	Onuoha, Sam	HW
	England: L.Steele (R.Turnbull), D.Raven (S.Francis), G.Borrowdale, G.Gardner, Gary Cahill, C.Onuoha (L.Fontaine), C.Samba (L.Sam), R.Chaplow, D.Graham, N.Kilkenny (S.Long), L.Croft (B.Wright-Phillips).
x		Peter Taylor
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon 2005 (Hopefuls) Festival, in southern France
42	group B
	2 June 2005 - Tunisia 0 England 2 [0-0] Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)	Ambrose, Routledge	NW
		Kadri
	England: J.Young, L.Rosenior (S.Wiseman), A.Davies (David Nugent), S.Taylor, L.Ridgewell (P.Whittingham), W.Routledge, J.Welshᶜ, Tom Huddlestone, James Milner, B.Wright-Phillips, D.Ambrose.
43	4 June 2005 - Portugal 1 England 0 [0-0] Stade Victor Marquet, La Seyne-sur-Mer (tbc)	Cícero	NL
	England: J.Young, S.Taylor, P.Whittingham, Tom Huddlestone, A.Ferdinand, N.Reo-Coker, W.Routledge, J.Welshᶜ (A.Davies), T.Soares (G.Halford), David Nugent (I.Henderson), James Milner.
44	6 June 2005 - Korea Republic 0 England 3 [0-2] Stade Victor Marquet, La Seyne-sur-Mer (tbc)	Rosenior, Halford, Reo-Coker	NW
	England: S.Flinders, S.Wiseman, A.Ferdinand, A.Davies, L.Ridgewell, L.Rosenior, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ (J.Welsh), T.Soares (David Nugent), D.Ambrose, G.Halford, B.Wright-Phillips (I.Henderson).
45	semi-final
	8 June 2005 - France 0 England 0 [0-0] 5-4 on penalty kicks Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)		AD
		Shootout:- Halford, Huddlestone, Taylor and Rosenior before Mandanda saved James Milner
		Perrin
	England: S.Flinders, L.Ridgewell, S.Taylor, A.Davies (S.Wiseman), P.Whittingham (L.Rosenior), N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, T.Soares, Tom Huddlestone, James Milner, D.Ambrose (W.Routledge), G.Halford.
46	third-place play-off
	10 June 2005 - Mexico 1 England 1 [1-0] 2-3 on penalty kicks Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)	Landín (pen) Nugent	ND
		Shootout:- Ambrose, Huddlestone and Taylor scored. David Nugent's kick was saved (after his equaliser in the third minute of added time had taken the game to penalties) and Wright-Phillips missed. S. Flinders saved from Morales and two other Mexican kicks were missed
	England: J.Young (S.Flinders), P.Whittingham, S.Taylor, L.Ridgewell, L.Rosenior (J.Welsh), Tom Huddlestone, James Milner, W.Routledge, G.Halford (David Nugent), D.Ambrose, I.Henderson (B.Wright-Phillips).
England finish in third place in the 2005 Toulon Festival. The Under-21s competed in subsequent Toulon tournaments, beginning in 2014.

Season 2005-06
x		Dick Bate
Friendly matches
47	16 August 2005 - Russia 4 England 0 [2-0] Metallurg Stadium, Samara (tbc)	Logkin (pen), Semen, Valeriy, Luchenko	AL
	England: S.Flinders (M.Howard), B.Jones, A.Taylor* (N.Doyle), A.Hall, L.Fontaine (N.Ashton), M.Riley, W.Hoskins, I.Ross (R.Fry), David Nugent, K.Nix (P.Hopkins), K.Barker (Gabby Agbonlahor).
	* Andrew Derek Taylor, not Andy Taylor, who had played alongside him for both the Under-18s and Under-19s.
		John Peacock
48	9 October 2005 - England 2 Netherlands 2 [0-0] Turf Moor, Burnley (6,851)	Leadbitter, Blackstock Schilder, Zoontjes	HD
	England: S.Flinders (D.Martin), P.Ifil (D.Raven), G.Barrowdale, Gary Cahill, M.Cranie, J.Morrison (W.Hoskins), R.Chaplowᶜ, G.Leadbitter, R.Smith (L.Croft), N.Kilkenny (I.Henderson), D.Graham (D.Blackstock).

Season 2008-09
		Noel Blake
49	31 March 2009 - England 2 Italy 0 [2-0] Loftus Road, Shepherd's Bush (6,297)	Clark, Sturridge	HW
	England: D.Button (B.Amos), J.Vidal, Ryan Bertrand (B.Mee), J.Walker (A.Clayton), J.Tomkins (Chris Smalling), C.Clarkᶜ, M.Albrighton (J.Colback), Kieran Gibbs, Daniel Sturridge (T.Obadeyi), F.Sears, S.Sinclair (J.Stanislas).

Season 2009-10
50	11 August 2009 - England 5 Montenegro 0 [2-0] The Hawthorns, West Bromwich (2,150)	Brandy (2), Cleverley (2), Obadeyi	HW
		Giljen saved Tom Cleverley's sixth-minute penalty.
	England: D.Rudd, J.Bennett, Martin Kelly, C.Clarkᶜ (B.Mee), J.Vidal, R.Jenkins (Jordan Henderson), M.Albrighton (A.Clayton), J.Cork, Tom Cleverley, F.Brandy, H.Robson-Kanu (T.Obadeyi).
x		Brian Eastick
The seventeenth FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2009 in Egypt
51	group D
	26 September 2009 - England 0 Uruguay 1 [0-0] Ismailia Stadium, Ismailia (10,000)	Viudez	NL
	England: 21.E.Parish, 2.Kieran Trippier, 4.A.Clayton, 5.Martin Kelly, 6.B.Mee, 7.F.Brandy (19.G.Gardner), 8.J.Walkerᶜ, 9.A.Nimely, 11.P.Marshall (17.J.Obika), 12.M.James, 14.M.Briggs (16.S.Ofori-Twumasi).
52	29 September 2009 - Ghana 4 England 0 [1-0] Ismailia Stadium, Ismailia (13,000)	Adiyiah (2), Ayew, Osei	NL
	England: 21.E.Parish, 2.Kieran Trippier, 5.Martin Kelly, 6.B.Mee, 7.F.Brandy (18.S.Baldock), 8.J.Walkerᶜ, 9.A.Nimely, 12.M.James, 11.P.Marshall (20.A.Tutte), 16.S.Ofori-Twumasi, 17.J.Obika (19.G.Gardner).
53	2 October 2009 - Uzbekistan 1 England 1 [0-0] Mubarak International Stadium, Suez (27,000)	Nagaev Nimely	ND
	England: 21.E.Parish, 2.Kieran Trippier, 14.M.Briggs (3.J.Parkes), 5.Martin Kelly, 6.B.Mee, 12.M.James, 11.P.Marshall, 4.A.Clayton (15.G.Hoyte), 8.J.Walkerᶜ, 7.F.Brandy (18.S.Baldock), 9.A.Nimely.
England are eliminated from the 2009 Under-20 World Cup at the first phase. Ghana are the eventual winners. 1.J.Steele, 10.M.Woods and 13.M.Oxley were unused squad members.

Season 2010-11
Friendly match
54	9 February 2011 - England 1 France 2 [1-1] Greenhous Meadow, Shrewsbury (5,581)	Sordell Grenier, Lacazette	HL
	England: J.Kean (J.Severn), R.Brown, J.Clarke, J.Mutch (J.Wallace), R.Wabara, N.Cameron, M.Phillips, D.Parrettᶜ, M.Sordell (A.Smith), C.Stewart (J.Lowe), J.Morris (Ryan Mason).

Season 2011-12
The eighteenth FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2011 in Colombia
55	group F
	29 July 2011 - England 0 DPR Korea 0 [0-0] Estadio Atanasio Girardot, Medellín (25,995)		ND
	England: 1.Jack Butland, 2.B.Adams, 3.N.Baker, 4.S.Berahino, 5.R.Brown, 8.B.Knott (15.D.Parrett), 9.J.Loweᶜ, 10.C.McManaman (11.J.Morris), 16.M.Phillips, 17.A.Smith, 19.R.Wabara.
56	2 August 2011 - Argentina 0 England 0 [0-0] Estadio Atanasio Girardot, Medellín (40,093)		ND
	England: 1.Jack Butland, 2.B.Adams, 3.N.Baker (20.J.Wallace), 4.S.Berahino (7.J.Hurst), 5.R.Brown, 8.B.Knott, 9.J.Loweᶜ, 10.C.McManaman (12.M.Ngoo), 16.M.Phillips, 17.A.Smith, 19.R.Wabara.
57	4 August 2011 - Mexico 0 England 0 [0-0] Estadio Olimpico Jaime Morón León, Cartagena (16,042)		ND
		Jack Butland saved Guarch's 14th-minute penalty.
	England: 1.Jack Butland, 3.N.Baker, 4.S.Berahino (12.M.Ngoo), 5.R.Brown, 6.B.Gordon, 8.B.Knott (15.D.Parrett), 9.J.Loweᶜ, 10.C.McManaman (20.J.Wallace), 16.M.Phillips, 17.A.Smith, 19.R.Wabara.
58	round of sixteen
	10 August 2011 - Nigeria 1 England 0 [0-0] Estadio Centenario, Armenia (18,187)	Egbedi	NL
	England: 1.Jack Butland, 3.N.Baker, 5.R.Brown, 6.B.Gordon, 8.B.Knott, 9.J.Loweᶜ, 10.C.McManaman (11.J.Morris), 12.M.Ngoo (4.S.Berahino), 16.M.Phillips, 17.A.Smith, 19.R.Wabara (20.J.Wallace).
England are eliminated from the 2011 Under-20 World Cup in the second round. Brazil are the eventual winners. 14.R.Noble withdrew with a back injury and 13.L.Nicholls, 18.G.Taft and 21.J.Alnwick were unused squad members.

Season 2012-13

x		Peter Taylor
Practice Match
u/o	16 June 2013 - England 3 Uruguay 0 [1-0] Antalya (-)	Williams, Reach, C.Long	NW
	England used all 21 players from their FIFA Under-20 World Cup squad.

The nineteenth FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2013 in Turkey
59	group E
	23 June 2013 - Iraq 2 England 2 [0-1] Akdeniz Üniversitesi Stadyumu, Antalya (3,148)	Faez (pen), Adnan Coady, Williams	ND
	England: 1.Sam Johnstone, 15.J.Lascelles, 3.D.Potts, 4.Jon Flanagan, 5.Eric Dier, 6.Conor Coadyᶜ, 7.James Ward-Prowse, 21.Ross Barkley (2.G.Bigirimana), 9.Harry Kane, 17.L.Williams (10.C.Long), 18.J.Lundstram (11.A.Reach).
60	26 June 2013 - Chile 1 England 1 [1-0] Akdeniz Üniversitesi Stadyumu, Antalya (3,246)	Castillo (pen) Kane	ND
	England: 1.Sam Johnstone, 16.T.Thorpe, 3.D.Potts, 14.John Stones, 5.Eric Dier, 6.Conor Coadyᶜ, 7.James Ward-Prowse, 21.Ross Barkley, 9.Harry Kane, 17.L.Williams, 11.A.Reach (8.L.Cole).
61	29 June 2013 - Egypt 2 England 0 [0-0] Bursa Atatürk Stadyumu, Bursa (3,445)	Trézéguet, Hassan	NL
	England: 1.Sam Johnstone, 16.T.Thorpe, 20.L.Garbutt, 14.John Stones, 5.Eric Dier, 6.Conor Coadyᶜ, 7.James Ward-Prowse (11.A.Reach), 8.L.Cole, 9.Harry Kane, 17.L.Williams (19.A.Pritchard), 21.Ross Barkley.
England are eliminated from the 2013 Under-20 World Cup at the group phase. France are the eventual winners. 12.G.Long and 13.C.Ripley were unused squad members.

Season 2014-15

		Aidy Boothroyd
Friendly match
u/o?	5 September 2014 - England 6 Romania U19 0 [0-0] New Bucks Head, Wellington (3,006)	Aarons, Murphy, Robinson (2), Baker (pen), Thomas	HW
	England: C.Walton (C.Pym), D.Ball, I.Hayden, S.Facey (L.Jones), M.Targett, J.Swift (H.Reed), L.Bakerᶜ (J.Harrop), J.Ibe (J.Murphy*), C.Robinson, R.Aarons (M.Grimes), C.Akpom (K.Thomas). (unused: F.Dabo, P.Digby, B.Pearson, C.Long).
	As they had done for the Under-19s, twins, Jacob Kai Murphy and Josh Murphy*, both played for the England Under-20s.

Four Nation Tournament in Heerenveen, Netherlands
62	9 October 2014 - England 1 Germany 0 [1-0] Sportpark Skoatterwâld, Heerenveen (tbc)	Süle OG	NW
	England: 13.C.Pym, 2.I.Haydenᶜ, 3.M.Targett, 4.H.Reed (16.J.Rothwell), 5.D.Ball, 6.K.Hause, 7.M.Grimes, 8.K.Thomas, 9.C.Akpom, 10.C.Robinson, 11.P.Digby.
63	11 October 2014 - Netherlands 2 England 3 [1-1] Sportpark Skoatterwâld, Heerenveen (450)	de Wijs, Vloet (pen) Long, Akpom (2 (1 pen)	AW
	England: 1.C.Walton, 2.I.Haydenᶜ (9.C.Akpom), 14.L.Jones, 12.F.Dabo (6.K.Hause), 5.D.Ball (10.C.Robinson), 18.J.Houghton, 15.B.Pearson (4.H.Reed), 16.J.Rothwell, 17.J.K.Murphy (8.K.Thomas), 20.J.Swift, 19.C.Long.
	England were 2-1 down after 87 minutes, but Chuba Akpom's goals turned defeat into victory.
64	13 October 2014 - Turkey 1 England 1 [0-1] Sportpark Skoatterwâld, Heerenveen (tbc)	Tosan Hause	ND
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	England: 1.C.Walton, 14.L.Jones, 3.M.Targettᶜ, 4.H.Reed (J.Rothwell), 5.D.Ball (2.I.Hayden), 6.K.Hause, 18.J.Houghton (20.J.Swift), 8.K.Thomas, 9.C.Akpom, 10.C.Robinson, 11.P.Digby.
England win the Four Nation Tournament. 21.J.Wildsmith was an unused squad member.
Friendly matches
65	12 November 2014 - England 2 Canada 2 [1-0] Goldsands Stadium, Bournemouth (6.986)	Akpom, Cargill Petrasso, Hamilton	HD
	England: C.Pym, S.Facey (D.Ball), M.Targett (H.Reed), L.Bakerᶜ (J.Murphy*), L.Jones (K.Hause), B.Cargill, M.Grimes, P.Digby, C.Akpom (J.Wilson), J.Harrop (K.Thomas), J.Swift (J.Ibe). unused: C.Walton, J.Wildsmith.
66	17 November 2014 - Portugal 1 England 1 [0-1] 3-4 on penalty kicks Estádio Municipal Sérgio Conceição, Coimbra (tbc)	Martins Targett	AD
		shootout:- Akpom, Baker, Wilson and Targett scored for England
	England: C.Walton, D.Iorfa, M.Targett, L.Bakerᶜ, D.Ball, K.Hause, J.Ibe (K.Thomas), H.Reed, J.Wilson, J.Harrop (C.Akpom), J.Murphy*. unused: B.Cargill, A.Gunn, J.Swift, L.Jones, P.Digby.

Aidy Boothroyd added 21-year-old players to his squad for the remainder of the season. These games can be found here.

Season 2015-16
		Keith Downing
67	5 September 2015 - England 5 Czech Republic 0 [3-0] St George's Park, Burton upon Trent (bcd)	Walker (2), Chilwell, Gray, Brown	HW
	England: R.Griffiths, M.Holgate, Ben Chilwellᶜ (A.Smith-Brown), A.Kuhl, C.Kpekawa, T.Aina (J.Anderson), A.Gilliead (R.Kent), C.Brannagan (Harry Winks), T.Walker (C.Adams), R.Brown (B.Morris), B.Barker (D.Gray). unused. E.Smith.
68	7 September 2015 - England 0 Czech Republic 1 [0-1] Greenhous Meadow, Shrewsbury (2,521)	Yunis	HL
	England: E.Smith, A.Smith-Brown (M.Holgate), Ben Chilwell, R.Burke (C.Kpekawa), Harry Winks (R.Brown), T.Aina, B.Morrisᶜ (J.Anderson), R.Kent (A.Gilliead), C.Adams, D.Gray, B.Barker (C.Brannagan). unused: A.Kuhl, R.Griffiths.
Mercedes-Benz Elite Cup in Germany
69	7 October 2015 - England 3 Netherlands 1 [2-0] Voith-Arena, Heidenheim (tbc)	Brown, Barker, Gallagher Loof	NW
	England: 1.J.Wildsmith (13.R.Griffiths), 2.A.Smith-Brown (12.M.Holgate), 3.H.Toffolo, 4.H.Reed (14.B.Morris), 5.T.Aina, 6.B.Cargill, 7.A.Gilliead (15.N.Oduwa), 8.M.Grimesᶜ, 9.S.Gallagher (17.T.Walker), 10.R.Brown (16.Harry Winks), 11.B.Barker (R.Kent).
70	10 October 2015 - Turkey 1 England 2 [0-0] Donaustadion, Ulm (tbc)	Himmet Kent, Barker	NW
	England: 22.E.Smith, 12.M.Holgate, 19.R.Burke, 18.C.Kpekawa, 14.B.Morrisᶜ (8.M.Grimes), 6.B.Cargill (3.H.Toffolo), 7.A.Gilliead (10.R.Brown), 16.Harry Winks, 15.N.Oduwa (11.B.Barker), 17.T.Walker (9.S.Gallagher), 20.R.Kent.
71	13 October 2015 - Germany 1 England 0 [0-0] Voith-Arena, Heidenheim (1,537)	Dittgen	AL
	England: 13.R.Griffiths, 2.A.Smith-Brown (18.C.Kpekawa), 3.H.Toffolo, 4.H.Reed (16.Harry Winks), 5.T.Aina (12.M.Holgate), 20.R.Kent (15.N.Oduwa), 19.R.Burke, 8.M.Grimesᶜ (14.B.Morris), 9.S.Gallagher (17.T.Walker), 10.R.Brown (7.A.Gilliead), 11.B.Barker.
England are runners-up in the four-nation tournament. Cameron Brannagan and Demarai Gray dropped out through injury. Six 'over-age' players born in 1995 were allowed to compete (so, still only twenty years old).
Friendly matches
72	11 November 2015 - France 4 England 3 [0-1] Stade Fred-Aubert, Saint-Brieuc (tbc)	Ounas, Mousset, Guirassy, Blin Grimes, Colkett, Fletcher	AL
	England: T.Smith, A.Smith-Brown, T.Aina, Harry Winks, M.Holgate, B.Cargill, T.Walker (A.Gilliead), M.Grimesᶜ (B.Morris), S.Gallagher (A.Fletcher), R.Brown (C.Colkett), R.Kent (B.Barker).
	A second game was scheduled for 3 days later at Le Centre Technique National Henri Guérin at Ploufragan, it was cancelled because of the Paris atrocities of the previous night.
73	27 March 2016 - England 1 Canada 2 [0-1] Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster (3,264)	Palmer Chung, Busto	HL
	England: A.Gunn, T.Aina (K.Bryan), H.Toffolo, J.Williams (B.Morris), J.Cooper, M.Holgate, T.Walker (K.Palmer), Harry Winksᶜ, B.Barker (A.Fletcher), Marcus Rashford, R.Greenwood.

Season 2016-17
x		Aidy Boothroyd
Friendly matches
74	1 September 2016 - England 1 Brazil 1 [0-1] 3-4 on penalty kicks St George's Park, Burton upon Trent (bcd)	Maitland-Niles Richarlison	HD
	England: L.Southwood (Dean Henderson), T.L.Moore (Kyle Walker-Peters), M.Lowe, R.Ledson, T.D.Mooreᶜ, D.Fry, P.Roberts (J.Onomah), A.Tuanzebe (Ainsley Maitland-Niles), A.Armstrong (Dominic Calvert-Lewin), A.Lookman, K.Dowell.
75	4 September 2016 - England 1 Brazil 2 [0-2] 2-3 on penalty kicks Aggborough Stadium, Kidderminster (4,007)	Calvert-Lewin Lucas Paquetá, Malcom	HL
		Caíque saved a first-half penalty from Adam Armstrong.
	England: F.Woodman, Kyle Walker-Peters, C.Borthwick-Jackson (D.Fry), Lewis Cookᶜ, R.Oxford (R.Ledson), Fikayo Tomori (A.Lookman), H.Chapman (T.D.Moore), J.Onomah, A.Armstrong (Dominic Calvert-Lewin), Ainsley Maitland-Niles, K.Dowell (T.L.Moore (A.Tuanzebe)).
x		Paul Williams
Four Nations Tournament in northern England
76	5 October 2016 - England 2 Netherlands 0 [2-0] SportsDirect.com Park, Oldham (tbc)	Roberts, Armstrong	HW
	England: 1.L.Southwood, 2.Kyle Walker-Peters, 17.T.L.Moore, 12.J.Clarke-Salterᶜ, 15.Fikayo Tomori, 19.A.Tuanzebe, 7.P.Roberts, K.Dowell, 9.A.Armstrong (24.Dominic Calvert-Lewin), 23.L.Reed (4.Lewis Cook), 11.H.Chapman (25.C.Roberts).
77	7 October 2016 - England 3 Germany 1 [2-1] John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield (2,882)	Dietz OG, Calvert-Lewin (2) Ochs	HW
	England: 13.Dean Henderson, 16.C.Connolly, 3.J.Kenny, 4.Lewis Cook (A.Tuanzebe), 5.D.Fry, 6.T.D.Mooreᶜ, 18.Ainsley Maitland-Niles, 8.A.Lookman, 21.O.Ejaria, 10.Dominic Solanke (11.H.Chapman), 24.Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
78	10 October 2016 - England 2 United States 0 [0-0] Crown Oil Arena, Rochdale (tbc)	Ejaria, Solanke (pen)	HW
	England: 13.Dean Henderson (1.L.Southwood), 2.Kyle Walker-Peters (3.J.Kenny), 16.C.Connolly (17.T.L.Moore), 12.J.Clarke-Salter (6.T.D.Moore), 14.R.Oxford, 18.Ainsley Maitland-Nilesᶜ, C.Roberts (20.K.Dowell), 7.P.Roberts (9.A.Armstrong), 23.L.Reed (19.A.Tuanzebe), 10.Dominic Solanke, 11.H.Chapman (21.O.Ejaria).
England win the Four Nations Tournament. Josh Onomah withdrew when he was called up by the under-21s.
Suwon Continental Cup in Korea Republic
79	9 November 2016 - England 8 Nigeria 1 [4-1] Suwon World Cup Stadium, Suwon (tbc)	Moore, Armstrong (3), Solanke, Connolly, Roberts (2) Yusuf	NW
	England: 13.Dean Henderson (22.L.Southwood), 2.Kyle Walker-Peters, 14.C.Connolly (15.Fikayo Tomori), 23.A.Tuanzebe, 5.T.D.Mooreᶜ (3.J.Kenny), 6.D.Fry, 7.P.Roberts, 17.I.Brown (12.A.Lookman), 9.A.Armstrong, 19.K.Dowell, 11.Dominic Solanke (10.Dominic Calvert-Lewin).
	Nigeria fielded its Under-17 squad in the tournament.
80	10 November 2016 - Korea Republic 2 England 1 [1-1] Suwon World Cup Stadium, Suwon (tbc)	Y.Lee (2) Ejaria	AL
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 15.Fikayo Tomori, 3.J.Kenny, 4.J.Clarke-Salterᶜ, 16.T.L.Moore,18.Ainsley Maitland-Niles, 20.O.Ejaria (24.L.Reed), 8.J.Onomah (11.Dominic Solanke), 12.A.Lookman, 10.Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 21.H.Chapman.
81	12 November 2016 - Iran 1 England 4 [0-1] Suwon World Cup Stadium, Suwon (tbc)	Armstrong, Solanke (2), Brown Jafari	NW
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 14.C.Connolly (2.Kyle Walker-Peters), 3.J.Kenny (16.T.L.Moore), 4.J.Clarke-Salter (5.T.D.Moore), 24.L.Reed, 6.D.Fry (15.Fikayo Tomori), 7.P.Roberts (17.I.Brown), 18.Ainsley Maitland-Nilesᶜ (8.J.Onomah), 9.A.Armstrong (11.Dominic Solanke), 19.K.Dowell (20.O.Ejaria), 21.H.Chapman (12.A.Lookman).
England are runners-up in the Suwon Continental Cup.
x		Paul Simpson
Four Nations Tournament in Brittany, France
82	23 March 2017 - England 2 Portugal 2 [2-0] Stade Chateau Bily, Saint-Brieuc (tbc)	Solanke (pen), Roberts Ferro, Ferreira	ND
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 14.J.Clarke-Salter (5.FikayoTomori), 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 21.R.Henry, 6.D.Fry, 7.P.Roberts (20.A.Tuanzebe), 8.J.Onomah (18.Ainsley Maitland-Niles), 19.K.Dowell, 10.Dominic Solanke, 11.A.Lookman (9.A.Armstrong).
83	25 March 2017 - France 0 England 1 [0-0] Stade Fred-Aubert, Saint-Brieuc (3,900)	Armstrong	AW
	England: 13.Dean Henderson, 20.A.Tuanzebe, 3.C.Connolly, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ (11.A.Lookman), 5.Fikayo Tomori, 16.R.Ledson, 17.M.Lowe (21.R.Henry), 12.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (10.Dominic Solanke), 9.A.Armstrong (19.K.Dowell), 18.Ainsley Maitland-Niles, 15.J.Sims (7.P.Roberts).
84	28 March 2017 - England 2 Senegal 0 [2-0] Stade Municipal Du Haut-Champ, Ploufragan (tbc)	Calvert-Lewin, Solanke	NW
	England: 22.L.Southwood, 2.J.Kenny (3.C.Connolly), 14.J.Clarke-Salter (6.D.Fry), 4.Lewis Cookᶜ (20.A.Tuanzebe), 5.Fikayo Tomori, 21.R.Henry (17.M.Lowe), 7.P.Roberts (9.A.Armstrong), 18.Ainsley Maitland-Niles, 12.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (J.Sims), 10.Dominic Solanke, 11.A.Lookman (19.K.Dowell).
England win the four-nation tournament.
The twenty-first FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2017 in Korea Republic
85	group A
	20 May 2017 - England 3 Argentina 0 [1-0] Jeonju World Cup Stadium, Jeonju (15,510)	Calvert-Lewin, Armstrong, Solanke (pen)	NW
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	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 3.C.Connolly, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.J.Clarke-Salter, 7.J.Onomah (20.O.Ejaria), 16.Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 9.A.Armstrong (8.Ainsley Maitland-Niles), 10.Dominic Solanke, 18.K.Dowell (19.O.Ojo).
86	23 May 2017 - Guinea 1 England 1 [0-0] Jeonju World Cup Stadium, Jeonju (5,992)	Tomori OG Cook	ND
	England: 13.Dean Henderson, 2.J.Kenny, 3.C.Connolly, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.J.Clarke-Salter, 19.O.Ojo (K.Dowell), 8.Ainsley Maitland-Niles, 9.A.Armstrong (17.H.Chapman), 10.Dominic Solanke, 11.A.Lookman (16.Dominic Calvert-Lewin).
87	26 May 2017 - Korea Republic 0 England 1 [0-0] Suwon World Cup Stadium, Suwon (35,279)	Dowell	AW
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 15.D.Fry, O.Ejaria, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 14.Kyle Walker-Peters, 7.J.Onomah, 8.Ainsley Maitland-Nilesᶜ (Dominic Solanke), 18.K.Dowell, 16.Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 11.A.Lookman (19.O.Ojo).

Just 24 hours after the first phase of the Under-20 World Cup came to an end, the annual Toulon Tournament kicked off with a change to its age criteria in that it had been reduced to under-20 players only, after previously being for under-21s. England were the holders and faced having to defend their title without their best players for that age group. They also could not use their best under-19 players as they were preparing for the UEFA Under-19 Championship finals in Georgia, five weeks later (a tournament that they would win). A solution was found with the Under-18s' manager, Neil Dewsnip selecting the best of the lower age groups to travel to France. Three-quarters of the squad were under nineteen years old and there were just three twenty-year-olds selected (Mitchell, Moore and Worrall), though all of their opponents fielded under-19 teams, with the exception of Scotland. Despite it being, effectively, a second-choice, or 'B', squad, it was spectacularly successful and culminated in both of the under-20 squads winning major trophies on consecutive days of the same weekend in an unforgettable year.

x		Neil Dewsnip
45éme Festival International Espoirs Provence—Tournoi Maurice Revello
88	group A
	29 May 2017 - England 1 Angola 0 [1-0] Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (tbc)	Ugbo	NW
	England: 1.R.Schofield, 2.Reece James, 3.J.Grant, 4.J.Tymon, 5.J.Worrallᶜ, 12.T.Uwakwe (18.D.Brooks), 14.E.Embleton, 20.I.Ugbo (17.G.Hirst), 9.D.Mitchell, 15.D.Kemp (8.Harvey Barnes), 11.R.Vieira.
x		Paul Simpson
The twenty-first FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2017 in Korea Republic
89	round of sixteen
	31 May 2017 - England 2 Costa Rica 1 [1-0] Jeonju World Cup Stadium, Jeonju (4,428)	Lookman (2) Leal	NW
		Woodman saved Leal's 89th-min. penalty, but he scored from the rebound.
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 15.D.Fry, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 14.Kyle Walker-Peters, 7.J.Onomah (8.Ainsley Maitland-Niles), 18.K.Dowell (17.H.Chapman), 16.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (9.A.Armstrong), 10.Dominic Solanke, 11.A.Lookman.
x		Neil Dewsnip
45éme Festival International Espoirs Provence—Tournoi Maurice Revell
90	group A
	1 June 2017 - England 7 Cuba 1 [4-1] Stade d'Honneur Marcel Roustan, Salon-de-Provence (tbc)	Barnes (2), Hirst (3 (1 pen)), Brooks, Taylor-Crossdale (pen) Puga	NW
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	England: 1.R.Schofield, 2.Reece James (16.L.Bolton), 3.J.Grant (6.E.Moore), 4.J.Tymon, 5.J.Worrallᶜ, 14.E.Embleton, 7.J.Tanganga, 8.Harvey Barnes (19.M.Taylor-Crossdale), 17.G.Hirst, 18.D.Brooks, 11.R.Vieira (10.C.Slattery).
91	4 June 2017 - Japan 1 England 2 [0-1] Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (tbc)	Ando Hirst (pen), Taylor-Crossdale (pen)	NW
	England: 13.E.Balcombe, 12.T.Uwakwe (14.E.Embleton), 16.L.Bolton (2.Reece James), 4.J.Tymon, 19.M.Taylor-Crossdale, 6.E.Moore, 7.J.Tanganga, 17.G.Hirstᶜ (8.Harvey Barnes), 9.D.Mitchell, 10.C.Slattery, 15.D.Kemp (18.D.Brooks).
x		Paul Simpson
The twenty-first FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2017 in Korea Republic
92	quarter-final
	5 June 2017 - England 1 Mexico 0 [0-0] Cheonan Stadium, Cheonan (5,953)	Solanke	NW
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	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 15.D.Fry, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 14.Kyle Walker-Peters, 7.J.Onomah, 18.K.Dowell (8.Ainsley Maitland-Niles), 9.A.Armstrong (16.Dominic Calvert-Lewin), 10.Dominic Solanke,11.A.Lookman (20.O.Ejaria).
93	semi-final
	8 June 2017 - Italy 1 England 3 [1-0] Jeonju World Cup Stadium, Jeonju (5,329)	Orsolini Solanke (2), Lookman	NW
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 14.Kyle Walker-Peters, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.J.Clarke-Salter, 18.K.Dowell (19.O.Ojo), 8.Ainsley Maitland-Niles, 16.Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 10.Dominic Solanke, 11.A.Lookman (12.Ezri Konsa).
x		Neil Dewsnip
45éme Festival International Espoirs Provence—Tournoi Maurice Revello
94	semi-final
	8 June 2017 - England 3 Scotland 0 [1-0] Stade Parsemain, Fos-sur-Mer (tbc)	Barnes (2), Embleton	NW
	England: 1.R.Schofield, 2.Reece James, 3.J.Grant, 4.J.Tymon, 5.J.Worrallᶜ, 14.E.Embleton, 20.I.Ugbo (17.G.Hirst), 8.Harvey Barnes, 9.D.Mitchell (15.D.Kemp), 18.D.Brooks (12.T.Uwakwe), 11.R.Vieira.
95	FINAL
	10 June 2017 - England 1 Côte d'Ivoire 1 [1-0] 5-3 on penalty-kicks Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (tbc)	Brooks Loba (pen)	ND
		Danté saved George Hirst's penalty at the end of the first half.
		shootout:- Ugbo, Embleton, Barnes, Slattery and Vieira were all successful in the shootout. Ryan Schofield saved Lazare's penalty.
	England: 1.R.Schofield, 2.Reece James, 3.J.Grant, 4.J.Tymon (7.J.Tanganga), 5.J.Worrallᶜ, 14.E.Embleton, 17.G.Hirst (20.I.Ugbo), 8.Harvey Barnes, 9.D.Mitchell (10.C.Slattery), 18.D.Brooks (12.T.Uwakwe), 11.R.Vieira.
England are the winners of the Tounoi Maurice Revello.
x		Paul Simpson
The twenty-first FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2017 in Korea Republic
96	2017 FIFA Under-20 World Cup FINAL
	11 June 2017 - Venezuela 0 England 1 [0-1] Suwon World Cup Stadium, Suwon (30,346)	Calvert-Lewin³⁴	NW
		Freddie Woodman saved Peñaranda's 74th-minute penalty.
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 14.Kyle Walker-Peters, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.J.Clarke-Salter, 7.J.Onomah, 18.K.Dowell (19.O.Ojo), 16.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (8.Ainsley Maitland-Niles), 10.Dominic Solanke, 11.A.Lookman.
England are the winners of the 2017 Under-20 World Cup. 21.L.Southwood was an unused squad member.

Season 2017-18
x		Keith Downing
Elite League 2017-18
97	31 August 2017 - England 3 Netherlands 0 [1-0] New Bucks Head, Wellington (2,321)	Edwards, Mavididi, Johnson	HW
		Marcus Edwards missed a late penalty.
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	England: N.Trott, D.Duhaney (James Justin), J.Dasilvaᶜ (L.Kelly), T.Edun (R.Vieira), D.Johnson, E.Suliman, I.Buckley-Ricketts (A.Green), S.Field (Js.DaSilva), S.Mavididi (K.Hinds), M.Edwards, C.Willock (J.Maddox).
98	4 September 2017 - Switzerland 0 England 0 [0-0] Stadion Schützenwiese, Winterthur (tbc)		AD
	England: Aaron Ramsdale, James Justin (D.Duhaney), L.Kelly, E.Suliman, J.Dasilvaᶜ, R.Vieira (T.Edun), P.Dasilva (S.Field), J.Maddox (I.Buckley-Ricketts), K.Hinds (M.Edwards), A.Green (C.Willock), K.Davis.
99	5 October 2017 - Italy 1 England 5 [1-3] Stadio Città di Gorgonzola, Gorgonzola (tbc)	Panico Buckley-Ricketts (2), Edwards, Suliman, Ugbo (pen)	AW
	England: Aaron Ramsdale, C.Brittain, L.Kelly, T.Edun (J.Dasilva), R.Oxford (Ezri Konsa), E.Sulimanᶜ, I.Buckley-Ricketts, S.Field, I.Ugbo, M.Edwards (Harvey Barnes), C.Willock (C.Mahoney).
100	10 October 2017 - England 4 Czech Republic 0 [3-0] St George's Park, Burton upon Trent (tbc)	Johnson, Mavididi (2 (1 pen)), Barnes	HW
	England: N.Trott, Ezri Konsa, D.Johnson, R.Oxford (C.Brittain), J.Dasilvaᶜ, Harvey Barnes, P.Dasilva (S.Field), C.Mahoney, M.Edwards (A.Edun), C.Willock (I.Buckley-Ricketts), S.Mavididi.
101	14 November 2017 - Germany 2 England 1 [2-0] Stadion Zwickau, Zwickau (3,720)	Eggestein (2) Barnes	AL
	England: Aaron Ramsdale, Ezri Konsa (C.Brittain), J.Dasilvaᶜ, A.Edun (Harvey Barnes), E.Suliman, R.Oxford (L.Kelly), C.Mahoney (C.O'Hare), P.Dasilva, S.Mavididi (I.Ugbo), M.Edwards, C.Willock (I.Buckley-Ricketts).
102	22 March 2018 - Poland 0 England 1 [0-0] Stadion Miejski, Bielsko-Biała (13,745)	Davis	AW
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	England: N.Trott, A.Wan-Bissaka, L.Kelly, P.Dasilva, D.Johnson, E.Sulimanᶜ, J.Sims (I.Buckley-Ricketts), S.Field (A.Edun), R.Hepburn-Murphy (K.Davis), M.Edwards (C.Willock), Harvey Barnes (C.Brittain).
103	27 March 2018 - England 3 Portugal 0 [2-0] Manchester City Academy Stadium, Manchester (841)	Willock, Davis (pen), Suliman	HW
	England: N.Trott, C.Brittain (A.Wan-Bissaka), L.Kelly, A.Edun, Ezri Konsa (D.Johnson), E.Sulimanᶜ, I.Buckley-Ricketts, P.Dasilva (R.Vieira), K.Davis (R.Hepburn-Murphy), M.Edwards (Harvey Barnes), C.Willock (J.Sims).
England are runners-up in the 2017-18 Elite League.

Season 2018-19
x		Paul Simpson
Elite League 2018-19
104	6 September 2018 - England 2 Switzerland 0 [1-0] St George's Park, Burton-upon-Trent (tbc)	Hirst, Embleton	HW
	England: E.Balcombe, T.Edwards, J.Dasilvaᶜ, S.Field, J.Tanganga, L.Kelly, R.Nelson (C.Willock), J.Willock, G.Hirst, E.Embleton, A.Lewis.
105	10 September 2018 - Netherlands 3 England 1 [0-1] Sportpark Nieuw Zuid, Katwijk aan Zee (tbc)	Chong, Vente, Kadıoğlu Nketiah	AL
	England: N.Trott, Reece James, T.Pearce (J.Dasilva), R.Vieira, E.Suliman, T.Chalobahᶜ, C.Willock, M.Tavernier (E.Embleton), B.Brereton (J.Willock), M.Edwards (G.Hirst), Eddie Nketiah.
106	11 October 2018 - England 2 Italy 0 [2-0] Mill Farm, Wesham (3,817)	Nketiah, Willock (pen)	HW
	England: Aaron Ramsdale, Reece James, T.Pearce, S.Field, E.Suliman, L.Kellyᶜ, Eberechi Eze (K.Edwards), M.Tavernier, Eddie Nketiah (G.Hurst), J.Willock (R.Vieira), E.Embleton.
107	15 October 2018 - Czech Republic 1 England 1 [0-1] Stadion Střelecký ostrov, České Budějovice (2,795)	Pfeifer Nketiah	AD
	England: N.Trott, T.Edwards, T.Pearce, S.Field, E.Suliman (B.Wilmot), L.Kellyᶜ, K.Edwards, A.Dozzell (M.Tavernier), G.Hirst, R.Vieira, Eddie Nketiah.
108	19 November 2018 - England 2 Germany 0 [0-0] JobServe Community Stadium, Colchester (7,648)	Willock, Nmecha	HW
	England: Aaron Ramsdale, Reece James, A.Lewis, S.Field (R.Vieira), E.Suliman, T.Chalobahᶜ, G.Diangana (Eberechi Eze), J.Willock (F.Downes), Eddie Nketiah, A.Dozzell (M.Tavernier), E.Embleton (L.Nmecha).
109	21 March 2019 - England 1 Poland 3 [0-2] St George's Park, Burton upon Trent (tbc)	Nketiah Moder, Klimala (pen), Kwietniewski	HL
	England: R.Schofield, T.Edwards (Reece James), T.Pearce, S.Field (G.Hirst), Ben Godfrey, T.Chalobahᶜ, G.Diangana (Eberechi Eze), A.Dozzell (R.Vieira), Eddie Nketiah, E.Embleton (M.Tavernier), D.McNeil.
110	26 March 2019 - Portugal 1 England 0 [0-0] Estádio Municipal 25 de Abril, Penafiel (tbc)	Martelo	AL
	England: E.Balcombe, Reece James, T.Pearce, R.Vieira (F.Downes), B.Wilmot (D.Sterling), Ben Godfrey, Eberechi Eze, M.Tavernierᶜ, G.Hirst (D.McNeil), J.Willock, Eddie Nketiah.
England are fourth in the 2018-19 Elite League

Season 2019-20
x		Keith Downing
Elite League 2019-20
111	5 September 2019 - England 0 Netherlands 0 [0-0] Montgomery Waters Meadow, Shrewsbury (2,578)		HD
	England: J.Bursik, T.Lamptey, B.Williams, Conor Gallagher, J.Latibeaudiereᶜ, J.Tanganga, L.Bolton, A.Dozzell, J.Leko (J.Clarke), Angel Gomes, R.Giles (D.Loader).
112	9 September 2019 - Switzerland 0 England 1 [0-0] Leichtathletikstadion, Basel (1,000)	Clarke	AW
	England: J.Bursik (T.McGill), T.Lamptey (J.Tanganga), B.Williams, M.Tavernierᶜ, N.Ferguson, L.Gibson (R.Giles), L.Thomas (L.Bolton), J.Shackleton (A.Dozzell), D.Loader, C.Slattery (Angel Gomes), J.Clarke.
113	10 October 2019 - Italy 2 England 2 [1-2] Stadio comunale Ennio Tardini, Parma (tbc)	Frabotta (pen), Portanova Gomes (2 (1 pen))	AD
	England: J.Bursik, T.Lamptey, B.Williams, F.Downes (C.Slattery), J.Latibeaudiereᶜ, J.Tanganga, L.Bolton (R.Giles), A.Dozzell, D.Loader (J.Leko), Angel Gomes (M.Tavernier),J.Clarke (I.Poveda).
114	14 October 2019 - England 0 Czech Republic 3 [0-0] Weston Homes Stadium, Peterborough (6,296)	Hellebrand (2), Hužek	HL
	England: B.Crellin (T.McGill), T.Lamptey (J.Latibeaudiere), B.Williams (R.Giles), M.Tavernierᶜ, N.Ferguson, L.Gibson, I.Poveda (L.Bolton), A.Dozzell (F.Downes), J.Leko (D.Loader), C.Slattery (J.Clarke), Angel Gomes.
115	14 November 2019 - Portugal 0 England 4 [0-3] Estádio Municipal de Águeda, Águeda (tbc)	Campbell (2), Poveda, Smith Rowe	AW
	England: J.Bursik, T.Lamptey (J.Bogle), N.Ferguson, F.Downes, J.Latibeaudiereᶜ, J.Tanganga (L.Gibson), Emile Smith Rowe (A.Cochrane), A.Dozzell (M.Tavernier), T.Campbell (D.Loader), Angel Gomes (M.Longstaff), I.Poveda (J.Clarke).
	With England lying in third place in the Elite League, their remaining fixtures were against Poland at Stadion Miejski, Bielsko-Biała on 26 March 2020 and versus Germany at the JobServe Community Stadium, Colchester, four days later. However, the competition was subsequently abandoned due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Friendly match
116	19 November 2019 - England 3 Iceland U21 0 [0-0] Adams Park, Wycombe (1,390)	Loader, Poveda (2)	HW
	England: B.Crellin (J.Anang), J.Bogle (T.Lamptey), A.Cochrane (N.Ferguson), M.Longstaff (F.Downes), J.Latibeaudiereᶜ (J.Tanganga), L.Gibson, L.Bolton (I.Poveda), M.Tavernier (A.Dozzell), D.Loader (T.Campbell), Angel Gomes (Emile Smith Rowe), J.Clarke.

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