From the 1990-91 season, over-age players were no longer allowed to take part in
Under-21 internationals (unless there was prior agreement from opponents for friendly games). For each two-year cycle of the UEFA Under-21
Championship, all players had to be under 21 years of age at the beginning of
the group stage e.g. before 1st August 1990 for the competition ending in 1992.
|
Season 1990-91 |
|
x |
Lawrie
McMenemy |
|
Friendly match |
|
96 |
11 September
1990
- England 3 Hungary 1
[0-1]
The Dell, Southampton
(9,534) |
Robins, Blake, Johnson
Jarfás (pen) |
HW |
|
England: A.Miller, Gary Charles, Lee Sharpe (C.Vinnicombe), P.Warhurst,
D.Lee, C.Tiler, J.Ebbrellᶜ, K.Campbell (M.Robins), I.Olney, M.Blake,
R.Wallace (T.Johnson). (unused: Ian Walker, C.Ramage). |
|
Other squad members were Jason Dodd, Julian James, Nigel Jemson, Damian
Matthew, Alan Shearer and Rod Thomas. Brian Atkinson, Paul Kitson, Andy
Marriott and Paul Raven were originally named as reserves. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1992 preliminary matches |
|
97 |
group seven |
16 October
1990
- England 0 Poland 1
[0-0]
White Hart Lane, Tottenham
(2,146) |
Adamczuk |
HL |
|
England: A.Miller, J.Dodd, C.Vinnicombe, P.Warhurst, D.Lee, C.Tiler (Lee
Sharpe), J.Ebbrellᶜ, M.Robins, I.Olney (Alan Shearer), M.Blake, R.Wallace.
(unused: David James, C.Ramage, T.Johnson). |
|
Other squad members were Kevin Campbell, Gary Charles, Nigel Jemson, Damian
Matthew, Rod Thomas and Paul Williams. Charles and Jemson both picked up
injuries. Brian Atkinson, Paul Kitson, Paul Raven and Ian Walker were
originally named as reserves. |
|
This is the first instance where none of the starting eleven would
ever go
on to earn full international honours. |
|
98 |
13 November
1990
-
Republic of Ireland 0 England
3 [0-1]
Crois an
Tornóra, Cork
(3,000) |
Shearer (2), Olney |
AW |
|
England: David James, J.Dodd, C.Vinnicombe, D.Lee, J.Cundy, C.Tiler,
J.Ebbrellᶜ, M.Blake, I.Olney, Alan Shearer, Lee Sharpe. (unused squad
members: Ian Walker, Gary Charles, P.Warhurst, C.Ramage, T.Johnson,
M.Robins, R.Wallace). |
|
Brian Atkinson, Nigel Jemson and Alan Miller withdrew with injuries and were
replaced by Cundy, Walker and Wallace from the reserve list which also
included Kevin Campbell. |
|
Friendly match |
|
99 |
5 December
1990
- England 0 Wales 0 [0-0]
Prenton
Park, Birkenhead
(6,288) |
|
HD |
|
England: Ian Walker, P.Warhurst (Gary Charles), S.Minto, M.Blake
(B.Atkinson), D.Blackwell, R.Ord, J.Ebbrellᶜ, C.Ramage, Alan Shearer,
N.Jemson, Steve McManaman. (unused squad members: A.Marriott, D.Jackson,
S.Yates, M.Draper, T.Johnson, P.Kitson, G.Watson). |
|
Jason Dodd, Ian Olney, Lee Sharpe, Carl Tiler, Chris Vinnicombe and Paul
Williams withdrew and were replaced by Minto, Ord and Watson from the
reserve list which also included Jason Priestley. McManaman was also added
to the squad and became the first man to play for the Under-21s before
making his league debut. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1992 preliminary matches |
|
100 |
group seven |
26 March
1991
- England 3 Republic of Ireland 0 [1-0]
Griffin Park, Brentford
(9,120) |
Wallace, Shearer, Cundy |
HW |
|
England: David James, Gary Charles, C.Vinnicombeᶜ, D.Lee, J.Cundy, C.Tiler,
M.Blake (T.Johnson), D.Matthew (M.Draper), Alan Shearer, I.Olney,
R.Wallace. (unused: Ian Walker, P.Warhurst, K.Campbell). |
|
Lee Sharpe was withdrawn to make his full-international debut as a half-time
substitute against Ireland at Wembley on the following night. Captain, John
Ebbrell dropped out with a virus. Other squad members were Dean Blackwell,
Jason Dodd, Mark Robins and Graham Stuart. Brian Atkinson, Nigel Jemson,
Andy Marriott and Richard Ord were originally named as reserves. |
|
101 |
30 April
1991
- Turkey 2 England 2 [1-1]
Alsancak Stadyumu, İzmir
(1,703) |
Cam, Şükür
Shearer,
Campbell |
AD |
|
Lee's penalty was saved by Konak in the
37th minute. |
|
England: David James, J.Dodd, C.Vinnicombe, D.Lee, D.Blackwell, C.Tiler,
D.Hillier (G.Stuart), J.Ebbrellᶜ, Alan Shearer, I.Olney (K.Campbell),
R.Wallace. (unused: A.Marriott, J.Edinburgh, T.Johnson). |
|
Other squad members were Mark Blake and Jason Cundy. Gary Charles and Ian
Walker dropped out of the squad and were replaced by Dodd and Marriott. |
|
x |
Ray
Harford |
|
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon |
These matches are only forty minutes each half
and caps are still awarded. Players must have been born on
or after 1 August 1969. |
|
102 |
group A |
27 May
1991
- Senegal 1 England 2 [1-0]
Stade
Fernand-Fournier, Arles (1,000) |
Warhurst OG
Shearer
(2) |
NW |
|
England: David James, J.Dodd, C.Vinnicombeᶜ, D.Lee (D.Blackwell), P.Warhurst,
C.Tiler, R.Wallace, G.Watson (P.Kitson), Alan Shearer, P.Williams,
B.Atkinson. |
|
Mark Blake, Ian Olney and Graham Stuart dropped out of the squad with
injuries. Kitson was
brought in as a replacement and David Lee came in from the reserve list
which also included Jason Cundy and Ian Walker. Lawrie McMenemy was with the
full England squad on their tour of Australasia and Malaysia. |
|
103 |
29 May
1991
- Mexico 0 England
6 [0-4]
Stade
Jules-Ladoumègue, Vitrolles
(1,000) |
Shearer (3 (2 pens)), Kitson, Wallace, Matthew |
NW |
 Javier Delgado Pedro Pineda Mario Trejo Jason
Dodd |
|
England: David James, J.Dodd, C.Vinnicombeᶜ, D.Matthew, D.Blackwell, R.Ord,
R.Wallace (P.Warhurst), P.Kitson, Alan Shearer (Steve McManaman),
P.Williams, B.Atkinson. |
|
McManaman was also added to the squad as a replacement. Goalkeeper, Andy
Marriott picked up an injury and Glen Livingstone was drafted in to replace
him, but only appeared on the substitutes' bench. |
|
104 |
31 May
1991
- USSR 1 England
2 [1-1]
Stade
Georges-Carcassonne, Aix-en-Provence
(2,000) |
Sharan
Watson, Shearer |
NW |
|
England: David James, P.Warhurst, C.Tiler, D.Lee, D.Blackwell, R.Ord,
R.Wallace, D.Matthew, Alan Shearerᶜ, P.Williams (B.Atkinson), G.Watson
(C.Vinnicombe). |
|
105 |
FINAL |
3 June
1991
- France 0 England 1 [0-0]
Stade
Mayol, Toulon
(6,000) |
Shearer |
AW |
|
England: David James, J.Dodd, C.Vinnicombeᶜ, D.Lee (P.Warhurst), D.Blackwell,
C.Tiler, R.Wallace, D.Matthew, Alan Shearer, P.Kitson, B.Atkinson. |
|
Season 1991-92 |
|
x |
Lawrie
McMenemy |
|
Friendly match |
|
106 |
10 September
1991
- England 2 Germany 1 [1-0]
Glanford
Park, Scunthorpe
(6,984) |
Johnson, Ebbrell
Stadler |
HW |
|
England: David James, J.Dodd, C.Vinnicombe, J.Ebbrellᶜ, C.Tiler, P.Warhurst,
T.Johnson, M.Draper (D.Matthew), Alan Shearer, P.Williams, K.Campbell. |
|
Other squad members were Mark Blake, Jason Cundy, David Hillier, Paul
Kitson, Chris Kiwomya, Ian Olney, Richard Ord and Ian Walker.
Steve McManaman, Rod Wallace and Alan Wright withdrew from the squad with
injuries. Kiwomya was brought in from the reserve list as a replacement. The
other originally-named reserves were Brian Atkinson, Ugo Ehiogu and Glen
Livingstone. Germany's goal was also reported as an own goal, with Carl
Tiler diverting Stadler's effort with his head into the goal. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1992 preliminary matches |
|
107 |
group seven |
15 October
1991
- England 2 Turkey 0 [0-0]
Elm
Park, Reading
(7,489) |
Shearer (2) |
HW |
|
England: David James, Gary Charles, C.Vinnicombe, J.Ebbrellᶜ, C.Tiler,
P.Atherton, T.Johnson, D.Matthew (M.Blake), Alan Shearer, P.Williams,
K.Campbell. |
|
Other squad members were Andy Awford, Jason Cundy, Jason Dodd, Paul Kitson,
Chris Kiwomya, Glen Livingstone, Ian Olney, Paul Warhurst and Alan Wright.
Ian Walker had to withdraw with tonsillitis and Livingstone was brought in
from the reserves to replace him. Mark Draper dropped out with a knee injury
and Brian Atkinson probably also withdrew because of injury. Atherton was a
late call-up to the squad. Darren Anderton, Lee Clark and Ugo Ehiogu were
also on the original reserve list. |
|
108 |
11 November
1991
- Poland 2 England
1 [1-0]
Stadion
Miejski, Piła
(12,000) |
Juskowiak (2)
Kitson |
AL |
|
England: David James, J.Dodd, C.Vinnicombe (B.Atkinson), M.Blake (I.Olney),
J.Cundy, D.Lee, P.Kitson, M.Draper, Alan Shearerᶜ, P.Williams, T.Johnson. |
|
Other squad members were Andy Awford, Ugo Ehiogu, Glen Livingstone, Damian
Matthew, Paul Warhurst and Alan Wright. There were withdrawals from Kevin
Campbell, Gary Charles, John Ebbrell, Carl Tiler, Ian Walker and a reported
five others. Ehiogu and Livingstone were brought in from the reserve list as
replacements, along with Lee and Warhurst. Lee Clark was also due to arrive
as a replacement, only to suffer a stress fracture of his foot. Darren
Anderton and Chris Kiwomya were also on the original reserve list, but
picked up injuries. England finished as group runners-up to Poland and were
eliminated at the group stage for the second successive championship. |
|
Friendly match |
|
109 |
12 May
1992
- Hungary 2 England
2 [0-2]
Városi
Stadion, Vác
(1,500) |
Hámori, Horváth
Allen,
Cole |
AD |
|
England: Ian Walker, M.Jackson (L.Ashcroft), S.Minto, D.Sutch, Ugo Ehiogu,
I.Hendon (D.Bazeley), M.Sheron, Ray Parlour, Andy Cole (R.Hall), B.Allen,
N.Heaney. (unused: A.Marriott, S.Oakes). |
|
Other squad members were Darren Anderton, Lee Clark, Dave Tuttle and Alan
Wright. Andy Awford and Steve Froggatt withdrew with ankle injuries.
Bazeley, Hendon and Oakes were brought into the squad from the reserve list.
Ashcroft and Hall were also added to the squad. Jason Kavanagh, Steve Walters
and Jason Winters were also originally named as reserves. |
|
x |
John
Ward |
|
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon |
These matches are only forty minutes each half
and caps are still awarded. Players must have been born on or after 1
January
1971, apart from two over-age players. Mexico (and the United States) were
allowed to enter their Under-23 Olympic squad. |
|
110 |
group A |
24 May
1992
- Mexico 1 England 1 [1-1]
Stade Antoine Baptiste, Six-Fours-les-Plages
(900) |
Pineda
Allen |
ND |
|
England: A.Marriott, M.Jackson, I.Hendonᶜ, Ugo Ehiogu, S.Minto, D.Sutch, Ray
Parlour, N.Heaney, T.Johnson, P.Kitson, B.Allen. |
|
Over-age players: Andy Marriott (21). Johnson and Kitson were added to the
squad that had been in Hungary. Darren Anderton, Dave Tuttle and Alan Wright
had withdrawn, and Lee Ashcroft, Darren Bazeley and Scott Oakes were not
retained for this tournament.
Lawrie McMenemy was with the full England squad in the run-up to the
European Championship in Sweden. Andy Marriott went on to play five times
for Wales. |
|
111 |
26 May
1992
- Czechoslovakia 2 England 1 [1-0]
Stade Victor Marquet, La
Seyne-sur-Mer
(450) |
Neumann, Lerch
Kitson |
NL |
|
England: Ian Walker, M.Jackson, I.Hendonᶜ, Ugu Ehiogu, S.Minto (T.Johnson),
Ray Parlour, D.Sutch (Andy Cole), L.Clark, P.Kitson, B.Allen, N.Heaney. |
|
No over-age players were used in this match. |
|
112 |
28 May
1992
- France 0 England
0 [0-0]
Stade de
Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne
(-) |
|
AL |
|
Matt
Jackson22 |
|
England: Ian Walker, M.Jackson, I.Hendonᶜ, R.Hall, Ugu Ehiogu, M.Sheron, Ray
Parlour (C.Ramage), L.Clark, P.Kitson (Andy Cole), B.Allen, N.Heaney. |
|
Over-age players: substitute, Craig Ramage (22) was another addition to the
squad that had been in Hungary. |
|
Season 1992-93 |
|
x |
Lawrie
McMenemy |
|
Friendly match |
|
113 |
8 September
1992
- Spain 0 England 1 [0-0]
Estadio
El Plantío, Burgos
(12,000) |
Anderton |
AW |
|
England: Ian Walker, I.Hendonᶜ, A.Wright, A.Awford, Ugo Ehiogu, P.Whelan
(S.Watson), Darren Anderton, Ray Parlour, C.Bart-Williams, L.Clark (Chris
Sutton), S.Froggatt. (unused: D.Watson, M.Sheron, Nick Barmby). |
|
Other squad members were Matt Jackson and Scott Minto. Andy Cole, Steve
Harkness, Neil Heaney and Steve McManaman withdrew from the squad because of
injuries. Sutton was brought into the squad from the reserve list which also
included Richard Hall, Glen Livingstone, Bryan Small and Daryl Sutch. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1994 preliminary matches |
|
114 |
group two |
13 October
1992
- England 0 Norway 2 [0-1]
London
Road, Peterborough
(4,918) |
Strandli, Haaland |
HL |
|
England: Ian Walker, I.Hendonᶜ, A.Wright, S.Watson (M.Sheron), Ugo Ehiogu,
A.Awford, Ray Parlour, C.Bart-Williams, Steve McManaman, L.Clark, N.Heaney
(B.Allen). |
|
Other squad members were Russell Hoult, Andy Impey, Scott Minto, Marcus
Stewart, Chris Sutton and Phil Whelan. Darren Anderton, Nick Barmby, Steve
Froggatt and Matt Jackson withdrew with injuries. Impey was brought in from
the reserve list which also included Steve Harkness, Steve Howey and Steve
Watson. |
|
115 |
17 November
1992
- England 0 Turkey
1 [0-0]
Brisbane
Road, Leyton
(7,879) |
Aydin |
HL |
|
England: Ian Walker, I.Hendonᶜ, S.Minto, A.Impey (Chris Sutton), Ugo Ehiogu,
A.Awford, Ray Parlour (M.Sheron), C.Bart-Williams, Steve McManaman, B.Allen,
N.Heaney. |
|
Other squad members were Nick Barmby, Russell Hoult, Jamie Redknapp and Phil
Whelan. Lee Clark, Steve Froggatt, Bryan Small and Alan Wright withdrew with
injuries. Minto was promoted from the reserve list which also included Andy
Cole, Steve Howey, Marcus Stewart, Daryl Sutch, David Watson and Steve
Watson. |
|
116 |
16 February
1993
- England
6 San Marino 0 [4-0]
Kenilworth
Road Stadium, Luton
(7,660) |
Hall, Flitcroft, Anderton, Sheron, Redknapp, McManaman |
HW |
|
England: Ian Walker, Rob Jones (M.Jackson), B.Small, G.Flitcroft, R.Hall,
Ugo Ehiogu, Darren Anderton, M.Sheron (S.Froggatt), Andy Cole, Jamie
Redknapp, Steve McManamanᶜ. (unused: R.Hoult, D.Sutch, B.Allen). |
|
Other squad members were Andy Awford, Eddie Newton, Marcus Stewart and Alan
Wright.
Steve Howey pulled out of the squad with a combined groin and hamstring injury on the day that it was
announced. Lee Clark and Chris Sutton also withdrew with injuries. Chris
Bart-Williams was brought in as a replacement, but suffered an ankle injury.
Cole came in in his place, and Allen was added to the squad from the reserve
list which also included Neil Heaney, Ian Hendon, Ray Parlour and Phil
Whelan. |
|
117 |
30 March
1993
- Turkey 0 England
0 [0-0]
Alsancak Stadyumu, İzmir
(20,000) |
|
AD |
|
England: P.Gerrard, M.Jackson (P.Whelan), B.Small, D.Sutch, R.Hall, Ugo
Ehiogu, W.Kenny (E.Newton), L.Clark, Chris Sutton, N.Cox, Steve McManamanᶜ. |
|
Other squad members were Bradley Allen, Andy Cole, Andy Impey, Michael Oakes
and Marcus Stewart.
Darren Anderton, Andy Awford, Garry Flitcroft, Steve Howey, Rob Jones, Jamie
Redknapp, Mike Sheron and Ian Walker all withdrew from the squad with
injuries. Cox, Kenny and Oakes were brought in as replacements, as were
Allen, Impey and Whelan from the reserve list which also included Scott
Minto. |
|
118 |
27 April
1993
- England 3 Netherlands 0 [3-0]
Fratton Park, Portsmouth
(6,752) |
Sheron (2), Anderton |
HW |
|
England: P.Gerrard, Rob Jones, B.Small, M.Jackson, R.Hall, Ugo Ehioguᶜ,
G.Flitcroft, M.Sheron, Chris Sutton, N.Cox (L.Clark), Darren Anderton. |
|
Other squad members were Neal Ardley, Andy Awford, Andy Cole, Marcus
Stewart, David Watson and Phil Whelan. Nick Barmby, Billy Kenny and Daryl
Sutch withdrew with injuries. Nicky Summerbee was brought in from the
reserve list which also included Bradley Allen, Michael Oakes and Scott
Oakes. |
|
Ugo Ehiogu becomes England's first black captain at any level. |
|
119 |
28 May
1993
- Poland 1 England 4 [1-2]
Stadion Miejski,
Jastrzębie-Zdrój
(4,000) |
Dąbrowski
Hall, Cole
(2), Anderton |
AW |
|
England: P.Gerrard, N.Ardley, B.Small, M.Jackson, R.Hall (L.Clark), Ugo
Ehioguᶜ, N.Cox, M.Sheron, Andy Cole, Jamie Redknapp, Darren Anderton. |
|
Other squad members were Andy Awford, Garry Flitcroft, Marcus Stewart, Nicky
Summerbee, David Watson and Phil Whelan. Rob Jones and Chris Sutton withdrew
with injuries. Stewart and Summerbee came in from the reserve list which
also included Michael Oakes. |
|
120 |
1 June
1993
- Norway 1 England 1 [0-0]
Viking
Stadion, Stavanger
(6,840) |
Østenstad
Cole |
AD |
|
Gerrard saved a penalty from Strandli
in the second minute. |
|
England: P.Gerrard, N.Ardley, B.Small, M.Jackson, N.Cox, Ugo Ehioguᶜ,
G.Flitcroft, M.Sheron, Andy Cole, Jamie Redknapp, Darren Anderton. |
|
Other squad members were Andy Awford, Lee Clark, Richard Hall, Marcus
Stewart, Nicky Summerbee, David Watson and Phil Whelan. |
|
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon |
These matches are only forty minutes each half
and caps are still awarded. Players must have been born on or after 1 August
1971. |
|
121 |
group B |
7 June 1993
- Portugal 0 England 2 0-0]
Stade des Molières, Miramas
(-) |
Luís OG, Whelan |
NW |
|
Paolo Ferreira78 |
|
England: P.Gerrard, N.Ardley, R.Hallᶜ, P.Whelan (Chris Sutton), B.Small,
G.Flitcroft, A.Awford (N.Summerbee), Jamie Redknapp, Darren Anderton,
B.Allen, M.Sheron. |
|
Allen and Sutton joined the squad for this tournament.
Cole, Cox, Ehiogu and Jackson were omitted. |
|
122 |
9 June 1993
- Czech Republic 1 England 1 [0-1]
Stade Municipal Paul Saulnier, Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer
(-) |
Novotný
Sheron |
ND |
|
England: P.Gerrard, N.Ardley, Chris Sutton, R.Hallᶜ, B.Small, A.Awford,
G.Flitcroft, M.Sheron, L.Clark (B.Allen), Jamie Redknapp, Darren Anderton. |
|
123 |
11 June
1993
- Brazil 0 England 0 [0-0]
Stade Raoul Brulat, Draguignan
(-) |
|
ND |
|
England: P.Gerrard, N.Ardley, A.Awford, R.Hallᶜ, B.Small, L.Clark, Jamie
Redknapp, G.Flitcroft, Darren Anderton, Chris Sutton, M.Sheron (S.Oakes). |
|
Oakes also joined the squad for this tournament. |
|
124 |
semi-final |
13 June
1993
- Scotland 0 England 1 [0-1]
Stade Municipal Jean Bouissou, La
Ciotat
(-) |
Summerbee |
NW |
|
England: P.Gerrard, N.Ardley, R.Hallᶜ, A.Awford, B.Small, L.Clark
(N.Summerbee), Jamie Redknapp, G.Flitcroft, Darren Anderton, M.Sheron, Chris
Sutton. |
|
125 |
FINAL |
15 June
1993
- France 0 England
1 [0-0]
Stade
Mayol, Toulon
(6,000) |
Flitcroft |
AW |
|
England: P.Gerrard, N.Ardley, B.Small, A.Awford, R.Hallᶜ, Chris Sutton,
G.Flitcroft, M.Sheron, N.Summerbee, Jamie Redknapp, Darren Anderton. |
|
Marcus Stewart and David Watson were unused squad members. |
|
Season 1993-94 |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1994 preliminary matches |
|
126 |
group two |
7 September
1993
- England 1 Poland 2 [0-1]
The
New Den, Bermondsey
(5,390) |
Uhiogu
Bałuszyński (pen),
Kubica |
HL |
|
England: Ian Walker, M.Jackson, B.Small, N.Cox, Ugo Ehioguᶜ, G.Flitcroft,
Darren Anderton (M.Sheron), Chris Sutton, Andy Cole, Jamie Redknapp
(N.Ardley), Steve McManaman. (unused: D.Watson, S.Minto, A.Awford). |
|
Lee Clark, Paul Gerrard and Marcus Stewart withdrew from the squad with
injuries. Bradley Allen, Scott Oakes, Nicky Summerbee and Phil Whelan were
originally named as reserves. |
|
127 |
12 October
1993
- Netherlands 1 England 1 [0-0]
Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht
(3,330) |
Mutsaers
Flitcroft |
AD |
|
England: D.Watson, N.Ardley, S.Minto, Chris Sutton, Ugo Ehioguᶜ, A.Awford,
G.Flitcroft, M.Sheron, Andy Cole, L.Clark (Jamie Redknapp), Trevor
Sinclair. |
|
Other squad members were Robbie Fowler, Paul Gerrard, Matt Jackson, Eddie Newton, Neil
Shipperley, Bryan Small, Nicky Summerbee and
Steve Watson. Darren Anderton failed a late fitness test. Fowler was added
to the squad from the reserve list which also included Bradley Allen, Steve McManaman, Marcus Stewart, Ian Walker and Phil Whelan. |
|
128 |
17 November
1993
- San Marino 0 England 4 [0-3]
Stadio
Olimpico, Serravalle
(200) |
Fowler, Anderton, Sutton, Sheron |
AW |
|
England: D.Watson, N.Ardley, B.Small, E.Newton, Ugo Ehioguᶜ, N.Cox, Darren
Anderton, M.Sheron, Chris Sutton, Robbie Fowler (N.Shipperley), Trevor
Sinclair (S.Watson). |
|
Other squad members were Sol Campbell, Richard Edghill, Scott Minto and Matthew
Oakes. Andy Awford, Lee Clark, Garry Flitcroft and Jamie Redknapp withdrew
with injuries or illness, and Andy Cole was moved to the senior squad to sit
on the bench against San Marino in Bologna, later that night. Sheron was
added to the squad and Campbell was brought in from the reserve list which
also included Bradley Allen, Nick Barmby, Steve Froggatt, Julian Joachim,
Simon Sheppard, Marcus Stewart and Nicky Summerbee. England finished fourth
in the group, behind Poland (the group winners), Turkey and Norway, and were
eliminated at the group stage for the third successive championship. |
|
x |
Dave
Sexton |
|
Friendly match |
|
129 |
8 March
1994
- England 1 Denmark 0 [0-0]
Griffin
Park, Brentford
(11,553) |
Sinclair |
HW |
|
England: P.Gerrard (M.Oakes), S.Watson, R.Edghill, Sol Campbell,
S.Nethercott, Ray Parlour, Jamie Redknappᶜ, Nick Barmby (J.Joachim), Chris
Sutton, C.Bart-Williams, Trevor Sinclair. |
|
Other squad members were Steve Froggatt, Dominic Matteo and Andy Myers, but
Matteo failed a late fitness test.
Goalkeeper, Alan Nicholls had to withdraw because he was needed for Plymouth
Argyle's second-division fixture against Barnet on the same night. Oakes was
brought in from the reserve list which also included Darren Caskey, Dean
Gordon, Chris Makin, Ian Pearce, Jamie Pollock, Andy Roberts and Neil
Shipperley. |
|
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon |
|
130 |
group A |
These matches are only forty minutes each half
and caps are still awarded. Players must have been born on or after 1
January 1973. |
29 May
1994
- Russia 0 England 2 [0-1]
Stade Municipal Andre Deferrari, Bandol
(-) |
Sinclair, Bart-Williams (pen) |
NW |
|
England: P.Gerrard, R.Edghill (C.Makin), D.Gordon, Sol Campbell,
S.Nethercott, Ray Parlour (I.Selley), Jamie Redknappᶜ, P.Fear, B.Dyer (Robbie
Fowler), C.Bart-Williams, Trevor Sinclair. |
|
Nick Barmby,
Graham Fenton and Steve Watson withdrew from the squad. Dyer and Makin were
brought in from the reserve list which also included Darren Caskey, Andy
Myers, Ian Pearce, Jamie Pollock, Andy Roberts, Nicky Rust and David
Unsworth. |
|
131 |
31 May
1994
- France 3 England 0 [1-0]
Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne
(-) |
Micoud (pen), Baudry, Abou |
AL |
|
England: A.Nicholls (M.Oakes), C.Makin, D.Gordon (D.Matteo), Sol Campbell,
S.Nethercott, C.Bart-Williams (I.Selley), Jamie Redknappᶜ, P.Fear (D.Eadie),
B.Dyer, Robbie Fowler, Trevor Sinclair. |
|
Eadie was also brought in from the reserve list. Paul Gerrard dislocated a
knee in training and was flown home. |
|
132 |
2 June
1994
- United States 0 England 3 [0-1]
Stade
Fernand-Fournier, Arles
(-) |
Dyer, Fowler, Redknapp (pen) |
NW |
|
England: M.Oakes, C.Makin, D.Gordon, Sol Campbell, S.Nethercott, I.Selly,
Jamie Redknappᶜ, D.Eadie, B.Dyer, Robbie Fowler (P.Fear), Trevor Sinclair. |
|
Richard Edghill had to withdraw from the squad with a groin strain. |
|
133 |
semi-final |
5 June 1994
- Belgium 1 England
2 [0-1]
Stade
Municipal Roger Martin, Berre
L'Etang
(-) |
Peeters
Campbell, Dyer |
NW |
|
England: M.Oakes, C.Makin, D.Gordon, Sol Campbell, S.Nethercott, Ray
Parlour, Jamie Redknappᶜ, D.Matteo, B.Dyer, C.Bart-Williams, Trevor Sinclair. |
|
134 |
FINAL |
7 June
1994
- Portugal 0 England 2 [0-0]
Stade
Mayol, Toulon
(6,000) |
Sinclair, Dyer |
NW |
|
England: M.Oakes, C.Makin, D.Gordon, Sol Campbell, S.Nethercott, Ray
Parlour, Jamie Redknappᶜ, D.Matteo, B.Dyer, C.Bart-Williams, Trevor Sinclair. |
From the 1994-95 season, it appears that the age-restriction date was changed
from 1st August back to 1st January, so as long as players were under 21 years of
age at the beginning of the year in which the group stage of the UEFA Under-21
Championship began, they were eligible to take part. This meant that a player could
be 23 years old at the conclusion of the competition.
|
Season 1994-95 |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1996 preliminary matches |
135
|
group six |
6 September
1994
- England 0 Portugal 0 [0-0]
Filbert Street, Leicester
(6,487) |
|
HD |
|
Litos58 |
|
England: P.Gerrard, S.Watson, D.Gordon, Trevor Sinclair, Sol Campbell,
David Unsworth, Jamie Redknappᶜ, Nick Barmby (B.Dyer), Robbie Fowler,
C.Bart-Williams, J.Joachim. (unused: M.Oakes, A.Roberts, C.Makin, Ray
Parlour). |
|
Stuart Nethercott withdrew with a foot injury and was replaced by Roberts
from the reserve list which also included Darren Eadie, Graham Fenton, Steve
Froggatt, Dominic Matteo, Jamie Pollock, Nicky Rust, Ian Selley and Ben
Thatcher. |
|
x |
Kevin
Keegan |
136
|
11 October
1994
- Austria 1 England 3 [1-2]
Alpenstadion,
Kapfenberg
(2,800) |
Haas
Redknapp (3) |
AW |
|
Robbie Fowler88 |
|
England: P.Gerrard, R.Edghill, D.Gordon, S.Watson, Sol Campbell, David
Unsworth,
Jamie Redknappᶜ, Ray Parlour, Robbie Fowler, C.Bart-Williams (N.Whelan),
J.Joachim (Nick Barmby). (unused: M.Oakes, B.Thatcher, J.Smith). |
|
Steve Froggatt pulled out of the squad with a chest infection and was
replaced by Thatcher. Trevor Sinclair also withdrew. Stuart Nethercott was
also in the squad. |
|
137 |
15 November
1994
-
England
1 Republic of Ireland 0 [1-0]
St James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne
(25,863) |
Whelan |
HW |
|
England: P.Gerrard, S.Watson, D.Gordon, Nicky Butt, Sol Campbellᶜ,
David Unsworth, G.Fenton, Trevor Sinclair, N.Whelan (J.Pollock), C.Bart-Williams
(M.Smith), J.Joachim. (unused: M.Oakes, J.Smith). |
|
Nick Barmby, Richard Edghill, Stuart Nethercott, Ray Parlour, Chris Sutton
and David Watson all withdrew from the squad with injuries. Butt and
Oakes were brought in as replacements, as were Fenton and Pollock from the
reserve list which also included Darren Eadie and Ben Thatcher. Captain,
Jamie Redknapp pulled out on the day of the game with a groin injury. Fenton
replaced him in the starting line-up, leaving a vacancy on the substitutes
bench. |
|
x |
Dave
Sexton |
|
138 |
27 March
1995
- Republic of Ireland 0 England
2 [0-0]
Dalymount Park, Dublin
(6,000) |
Sinclair, Shipperley |
AW |
|
England: P.Gerrardᶜ, S.Watson, D.Gordon, I.Pearce, A.Roberts, David Unsworth,
Nicky Butt, K.Gallen, N.Shipperley, C.Bart-Williams, Trevor Sinclair. |
|
Other squad members were Graham Fenton, Andy Marshall, Stuart Nethercott,
Gary Neville, Ray Parlour and Alan Thompson. Andy Booth pulled out with knee
ligament damage and Darren Eadie with a calf strain. Fenton was brought in
from the reserve list, which also included Gary Croft, Nicky Forster, Andy
Myers, Michael Oakes, Dean Richards, Richard Rufus, Jamie Smith, Martin
Smith, Ben Thatcher, David Watson and Noel Whelan. |
|
139 |
25 April
1995
- Latvia 0 England 1 [0-0]
Daugavas stadions,
Riga
(300) |
Sinclair |
AW |
|
England: P.Gerrardᶜ, S.Watson, D.Gordon, S.Nethercott, A.Roberts, David
Unsworth,
Nicky Butt, K.Gallen (A.Booth), N.Shipperley, C.Bart-Williams, Trevor
Sinclair. (unused: D.Watson, G.Croft, R.Rufus, A.Grant). |
|
Other squad members were Nick Barmby, Gary Neville, Ian Pearce, Jamie
Redknapp and Alan Thompson. Andy Marshall withdrew from the squad and Booth,
Croft, Grant, Rufus and David Watson came in from the reserve list. |
|
x |
Ray
Harford |
|
|
These matches are only forty minutes each half and caps are still awarded.
Players must have been born on or after 1 January 1973 (i.e. the same date
used for the previous year's tournament), apart from one member of England's
squad (Chris Allen). |
|
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon |
|
140 |
group B |
6 June
1995
- Brazil 2 England 0 [1-0]
Stade
Mayol, Toulon
(3,000) |
Leonardo, Machado |
NL |
|
England: D.Watson, Phil Neville, D.Richardsᶜ, S.Ryder, G.Croft, D.Hill, David
Beckham, P.Holland, J.Joachim, N.Forster, A.Myers (C.Allen). |
|
Over-age players: substitute, Chris Allen (22). Darren
Caskey, Graham Fenton, Tony Grant, Jamie Pollock, Richard Rufus, Paul
Scholes, Martin Smith, Ben Thatcher and Noel Whelan withdrew from the squad.
Allen, Hill, Holland, Myers and Ryder came in as replacements. |
|
x |
Dave
Sexton |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1996 preliminary match |
|
141 |
group six |
7 June
1995
- England 4 Latvia
0 [2-0]
Turf Moor, Burnley
(7,288) |
Bart-Williams, Shipperley, Watson, Booth |
HW |
|
England: P.Gerrardᶜ, S.Watson, D.Gordon, I.Pearce, A.Roberts, S.Nethercott,
C.Holland, K.Gallen (A.Booth), N.Shipperley, C.Bart-Williams, Alan Thompson.
(unused: M.Oakes, R.Graham, C.Makin, M.Simpson). |
|
Gary Neville and David Unsworth were promoted to the full squad for the
Umbro Cup tournament. Nicky Butt and Trevor Sinclair withdrew with injuries
and Ray Parlour dropped out following a drunken brawl in Hong Kong. Graham,
Holland, Makin and Simpson came in as replacements. Darren Eadie and John
Foster also came in, but both had to withdraw. |
|
x |
Ray
Harford |
|
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon |
|
142 |
group B |
8 June
1995
- Malaysia 0 England
2 [0-2]
Stade
Antoine Baptiste, Six-Fours-les-Plages
(700) |
Joachim, Myers |
NW |
|
England: A.Marshall, Phil Neville, D.Richardsᶜ, C.Casper, G.Croft, D.Hill
(A.Couzens), David Beckham, P.Holland, J.Joachim, N.Forster, A.Myers. |
|
Casper and Couzens were also added to
the squad as replacements. |
|
143 |
10 June
1995
- Angola 0 England 1 [0-1]
Stade Victor Marquet, La
Seyne-sur-Mer
(250) |
Forster |
NW |
|
Beckham missed a penalty after an
hour's play. |
|
England: K.Davis, Phil Neville, D.Richardsᶜ, S.Ryder, Gary Croft, D.Hill,
David Beckham, P.Holland, J.Joachim, N.Forster, A.Couzens (A.Myers). |
|
144 |
semi-final |
12 June
1995
- France 2 England
0 [1-0]
Stade
Pierre-de-Coubertin, Cannes
(650) |
Coridon, Histilloles |
AL |
|
England: D.Watson, Phil Neville, D.Richardsᶜ, S.Ryder (C.Allen), G.Croft,
D.Hill, David Beckham, P.Holland (A.Couzens), J.Joachim, N.Forster, A.Myers. |
|
Over-age players: substitute, Chris Allen (22). |
|
Season 1995-96 |
|
x |
Dave
Sexton |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1996 preliminary match |
|
145 |
group six |
2 September
1995
- Portugal 2 England 0 [2-0]
Estádio Comendador Henrique Amorim, Santa Maria de Lamas
(10,000) |
Dani (2) |
AL |
|
Alan Thompson88 |
|
England: P.Gerrardᶜ, Phil Neville, D.Gordon, R.Scimeca, R.Elliott, David
Beckham, Nicky Butt (C.Bart-Williams), Trevor Sinclair, Alan Thompson,
Robbie Fowler, N.Shipperley. (unused: M.Oakes, M.Hall, A.Myers,
K.Gallen). |
|
Stuart Nethercott,
Ian Pearce, Jamie Pollock, Andy Roberts, David Unsworth and Steve Watson withdrew from the squad. Beckham
and Hall were brought in from the reserve list which also included Chris Day,
Richard Edghill and Paul Scholes. Myers, Neville
and Scimeca also came in as replacements. |
|
Friendly match |
146 |
10 October
1995
- Norway 2 England 2 [1-0]
Stavanger
Stadion, Stavanger
(2,640) |
Solskjær, Lund
Campbell,
Booth |
AD |
|
Steinar Pedersen47 |
|
England: D.Watson (M.Oakes), S.Watson (Phil Neville), D.Gordon, I.Pearce,
Sol Campbell (Lee Bowyer), David Unsworth, A.Roberts, J.Pollock (C.Holland),
N.Shipperley, A.Booth (D.Dichio), J.Joachim. |
|
Chris Bart-Williams, David Beckham, Nicky Butt, Robbie Fowler and Trevor
Sinclair were withdrawn from the squad. Joachim came in as a replacement, as
did Paul Scholes, who then had to pull out with an injury. Booth, Bowyer,
Dichio and Holland came in from the reserve list which also included Kelvin
Davis, Tony Grant, Marcus Hall, Andy Marshall, Dean Richards, Stuart
Nethercott and Ben Thatcher. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1996 preliminary match |
|
147 |
group six |
14 November
1995
- England 2 Austria
1 [2-1]
Cellnet
Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough
(13,496) |
Fowler, Shipperley
Cerny |
HW |
|
England: M.Oakes, S.Watson, R.Elliott, Sol Campbell, A.Roberts, David
Unsworthᶜ,
Nicky Butt, J.Pollock (David Beckham), N.Shipperley, C.Bart-Williams
(C.Holland), Robbie Fowler. (unused: C.Day, S.Nethercott, A.Booth). |
|
Darren Eadie, Paul Gerrard and Dale Gordon withdrew with injuries. Beckham,
Day and Elliott were brought in as replacements from the reserve list which
also included Tony Grant, Marcus Hall, Phil Neville, Paul Scholes, Ricardo
Scimeca and Noel Whelan. England finished as group runners-up to Portugal
and were eliminated at the group stage for the fourth successive
championship. |
|
Friendly match |
|
148 |
23 April
1996
- England 0 Croatia 1 [0-1]
Roker Park, Sunderland
(4,376) |
Vuĉko |
HL |
|
England: C.Day (K.Davis), J.O'Connor (M.Carbon), R.Rufusᶜ, B.Thatcher
(C.Plummer), M.Brown, T.Cooke, M.Ford (Lee Hendrie), C.Holland, L.Briscoe,
K.Gallen (I.Moore), B.Dyer. |
|
David Beckham, Lee Bowyer, Nicky Butt, Darren Eadie, Marcus Hall and Ricardo
Scimeca withdrew from the squad. Brown, Carbon and Hendrie were brought into
the squad. Cooke, Ford and Moore were replacements from the reserve list
which also included Andy Couzens, Andy Marshall, Steve Slade and Jamie
Stuart. |
|
This is the second instance where none of the starting eleven will go
on to earn full international honours. |
|
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon |
These matches are only forty minutes each half
and caps are still awarded. Players must have been born on or after 1
January 1975. |
149 |
group B |
24 May
1996
- Belgium 0 England 1 [0-1]
Stade
Mayol, Toulon
(5,000) |
Slade |
NW |
|
England: C.Day, C.Plummer, R.Rufusᶜ, J.Stuart, David Beckham, M.Brown,
C.Holland, Lee Bowyer, T.Cooke, S.Slade (L.Briscoe), B.Thornley (I.Moore). |
|
Nicky Butt, Matt Carbon, Michael Duberry, Bruce Dyer, Darren Eadie, Kevin
Gallen, Riccardo Scimeca and Ben Thatcher withdrew from the squad. Brown,
Plummer, Stuart and Thornley were drafted in as replacements from the
reserve list which also included Mark Ford, Phil Stamp and Richard Wright.
Michael Bridges, Lee Hendrie and Emile Heskey were also added from the
players on standby, only to withdraw. Slade was a late addition. |
|
150 |
28 May
1996
- Angola 2 England 0 [1-0]
Stade Paul Rocofort, Cuers
(1,600) |
Munhongo (pen), Costa |
NL |
|
England: A.Marshall, J.O'Connor (C.Holland), T.Challis, C.Plummer (T.Cooke),
R.Rufusᶜ, J.Stuart, David Beckham, M.Brown, L.Briscoe, S.Slade, I.Moore
(M.Branch). |
|
O'Connor was also brought in from the reserve list, and Branch and Challis
were other late additions. |
151 |
30 May
1996
- Portugal 3 England
1 [1-0]
Stade
Fernand-Fournier, Arles
(-) |
Nuno Gomes, Beto (pen), Dani
Slade |
NL |
|
Terry
Cooke64 |
|
England: K.Davis, M.Brown, T.Challis (C.Plummer), R.Rufusᶜ, J.Stuart, David
Beckham, Lee Bowyer, T.Cooke, B.Thornley, S.Slade, I.Moore. |
|
152 |
1 June
1996
- Brazil 2 England
1 [0-0]
Stade
Mayol, Toulon
(8,000) |
Alex, Adaílton
Moore |
NL |
|
England: C.Day, C.Plummer, R.Rufusᶜ, J.Stuart, L.Briscoe, J.O'Connor, Lee
Bowyer, C.Holland, B.Thornley, S.Slade, I.Moore. |
|
The injury-hit squad only had goalkeeper, Kelvin Davis on the bench. |
Three substitutions were allowed in
the UEFA Under-21 Championship from the 1996-97 season.
|
Season 1996-97 |
|
x |
Peter
Taylor |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1998 preliminary matches |
|
153 |
group two |
31 August
1996
- Moldova 0 England 2 [0-1]
Stadionul Republican, Chişinău
(850) |
Dyer, Eadie |
AW |
|
England: C.Day, S.Newton, G.Potter, M.Duberry, R.Scimeca, B.Thatcherᶜ,
M.Ford, C.Holland, B.Dyer, D.Eadie (I.Moore), Lee Bowyer. (unused:
A.Marshall, M.Rose, M.Brown, Emile Heskey). |
|
Nicky Butt, Kevin Gallen, Jody Morris and Richard Rufus pulled out with
injuries. Michael Branch was brought in as a replacement, but suffered a leg
injury and was replaced by Rose. |
|
154 |
8 October
1996
- England 0 Poland 0 [0-0]
Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton
(3,183) |
|
HD |
|
Scimeca's 47th-minute penalty was saved
by Szamotulski. |
|
England: A.Marshall, S.Newton, M.Hall, M.Duberry, R.Scimeca, B.Thatcherᶜ,
C.Holland (J.Morris), Nicky Butt, J.Scowcroft, Emile Heskey (M.Branch),
R.Humphreys (D.Thompson). (unused: K.Davis, R.Rufus). |
|
Other squad members were Lee Briscoe, Matt Carbon, Bruce Dyer and Tony
Vaughan.
Chris Day, Darren Eadie, Mark Ford, NIgel Quashie and Matthew Rose withdrew from the squad,
to be replaced by Briscoe, Davis, Rufus and Vaughan. A bomb alert over an
unattended bag caused the stadium to be evacuated, whilst there was a
controlled explosion of the offending sandwich! The match, scheduled to
kick-off at 7:45pm, was delayed until 10pm. |
|
155 |
8 November
1996
- Georgia 0 England
1 [0-0]
Central
Stadium, Batumi
(4,000) |
Duberry |
AW |
|
Kakha Kaladze86 |
|
England: C.Day, S.Newton (M.Rose), Phil Neville, M.Duberry, R.Scimeca,
M.Carbon, D.Thompson, Nicky Buttᶜ, B.Dyer (Emile Heskey), J.Scowcroft,
D.Eadie (R.Humphreys).
|
|
Other squad members were Rory Allen, Michael Branch, Andy Marshall and
Richard Rufus. Marcus Hall, Chris Holland, Phil Stamp and Ben Thatcher
dropped out with injuries. Rose came in as a replacement. |
156 |
12 February
1997
- England 1 Italy 0 [0-0]
Ashton Gate
Stadium, Bristol
(13,850) |
Eadie |
HW |
|
Ivan Franceschini43 |
|
England: A.Marshall, M.Rose, M.Hall, R.Scimecaᶜ, R.Rufus, M.Carbon, P.Murray,
S.Hughes, Emile Heskey (J.Scowcroft), D.Eadie (D.Huckerby), Lee Bowyer
(Jamie Carragher). (unused: Richard Wright, C.Holland). |
|
Other squad members were Michael Branch, Kelvin Davis, Chris Day, Lee
Hendrie, Ritchie Humphreys and Nigel Quashie. Wright came in from the
reserve list which also included Rory Allen, Chris Casper, Bruce Dyer, Mark
Ford, Matt Hewlett, Danny Mills, Shaun Newton and Ben Roberts. |
|
Friendly match |
|
157 |
1 April
1997
- England 0 Switzerland 0 [0-0]
County
Ground, Swindon
(10,167) |
|
HD |
|
England: C.Day (B.Roberts), C.Holland, M.Hall, M.Broomes, Rio Ferdinand
(J.Morris), M.Carbon (L.Briscoe), Jamie Carragher, S.Hughes, D.Huckerby
(I.Moore), R.Humphreys (M.Bridges), Lee Bowyerᶜ. |
|
Michael Branch, Lee Hendrie, Phil Neville, Matthew Rose, Riccardo Scimeca and Phil Stamp
withdrew with injuries. Holland and Moore were added to the squad. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 1998 preliminary matches |
|
158 |
group two |
29 April
1997
- England 0 Georgia 0 [0-0]
The Valley, Charlton
(12,714) |
|
HD |
|
England: Richard Wright, M.Oakley, M.Broomes (D.Granville), Rio Ferdinand,
M.Hall, Jamie Carragher, Lee Bowyerᶜ, S.Hughes, D.Eadie (J.Morris),
J.Scowcroft, Emile Heskey (D.Huckerby). |
|
Other squad members were Lee Bradbury, Des Hamilton, Ritchie Humphreys, Andy
Marshall, Adie Moses, Paul Murray and Nigel Quashie. Michael Branch,
Lee Briscoe and Ben Roberts pulled out of the squad with injuries. |
|
159 |
30 May
1997
- Poland 1 England
1 [0-1]
Stadion
Górniczy Klub Sportowy, Chórzow
(2,000) |
Dubicki
Heskey |
AD |
|
England: Richard Wright, D.Hamilton, D.Granville, A.Moses, Jamie Carragher,
M.Hallᶜ, P.Murray, N.Quashie, Emile Heskey (D.Huckerby), L.Bradbury, S.Hughes.
(unused: A.Marshall, C.Serrant, Danny Mills, J.Scowcroft). |
|
Other squad members were Marlon Broomes, Chris Day
and Rio
Ferdinand. Lee Bowyer, Matt
Oakley, Ben Roberts and Riccardo Scimeca withdrew with injuries. Mills and
Wright came into the squad as replacements. Darren
Eadie was called up into the full squad, who had a World Cup qualifier with
Poland, a few miles away, on the following evening, but had to drop out
because of a foot injury. |
|
Season 1997-98 |
|
160 |
9 September
1997
- England
1 Moldova 0 [0-0]
Adams
Park, High Wycombe
(5,534) |
Hall |
HW |
|
England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer, D.Granville (W.Quinn), M.Duberry, R.Scimecaᶜ, M.Hall,
Danny Murphy (Jamie Carragher), N.Quashie, B.Dyer, Lee Bowyer (L.Bradbury),
S.Hughes. |
|
Other squad members were John Curtis, Frank Lampard, Andy Marshall, Adie
Moses, Paul Murray and Ben Roberts. Darren Eadie, James Scowcroft and Ben
Thatcher were withdrawn due to injuries. Bruce Dyer was brought in as a
replacement. |
161 |
10 October 1997
- Italy 0 England
1
[0-0]
Stadio
Centro d'Italia, Reiti
(8,800) |
Dyer |
AW |
|
Ben Thatcher28 |
|
England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer, W.Quinn, R.Scimecaᶜ, Rio Ferdinand, B.Thatcher,
P.Murray, Jamie Carragher, Emile Heskey (L.Bradbury), D.Eadie (D.Granville),
S.Hughes (J.Curtis). (unused: A.Marshall, Danny Murphy). |
|
Other squad members were Chris Day, Frank Lampard, Adie Moses and James
Scowcroft.
Michael Duberry, Bruce Dyer, Marcus Hall and Nigel Quashie withdrew due to injuries.
Following his sending off, Ben Thatcher did not play for England again, but
he made seven full international appearances for Wales. |
162 |
play-off matches |
13 November
1997
- Greece 2 England 0 [0-0]
Stádio
Theodoros Vardinogiannis, Heraklion
(4,000) |
Dellas, N.Liberopoulos (pen) |
AL |
|
John Curtis90 |
|
England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer (A.Moses), C.Serrant, J.Curtis, R.Scimecaᶜ, M.Hall,
Frank Lampard, N.Quashie, B.Dyer (Danny Murphy), Emile Heskey (Kevin Davies), S.Hughes.
(unused: B.Roberts, D.Granville). |
|
Other squad members were Martin Bullock, Andy Marshall and Alan Rogers. Rio
Ferdinand was moved up into the full international squad and made his debut,
two nights later, as a substitute against Cameroon. Craig Armstrong, Paul
Murray and Wayne Quinn dropped out with injuries. Rogers and Serrant came in
as replacements. Des Hamilton was originally named in the starting line-up,
but he was then replaced by Hughes, whose place on the bench was taken up by
Murphy. |
|
163 |
17 December
1997
- England 4 Greece 2 [2-2]
Carrow
Road, Norwich
(14,114) |
Heskey (2), Owen, Hall
Konstantinidis,
Hall OG
|
HW
|
|
4-4 on aggregate. Greece win on the away goals
rule. |
|
England: Richard Wright, R.Scimecaᶜ, C.Serrant (J.Scowcroft), M.Duberry (M.Bullock), Rio Ferdinand, M.Hall,
Jamie Carragher, Frank Lampard, Emile Heskey, Michael Owen, P.Murray.
(unused: A.Marshall, D.Johnson). |
|
Other squad members were Craig Armstrong, Kevin Davies, Danny Granville,
Stephen Hughes, Nigel Quashie and Ben Roberts. Kieron Dyer was ruled out
through injury. Greece went on to reach the final which they lost to Spain. |
|
Friendly match |
|
164 |
24 March
1998
- Switzerland 2 England 0 [2-0]
Stadion Brügglifeld, Aarau
(1,300) |
Haas, de Napoli |
AL |
|
England: S.Hislop, Kieron Dyer, Steve Guppy, J.Curtis, Jamie Redknappᶜ (D.Holloway), D.Matteo (S.Hughes), Frank Lampard
(Lee Hendrie), N.Quashie (Jamie
Carragher), Emile Heskey (D.Williams), Nick Barmby, Trevor Sinclair. (unused: Richard Wright, M.Jansen). |
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Over-age players: Nick Barmby (24), Steve Guppy (29), Shaka Hislop (29),
Dominic Matteo (24), Jamie Redknapp (24) and Trevor Sinclair (25). With six
over-age players starting the game, this was almost a B
international, rather than an age-restricted one, though the Swiss only
started with two over-age players. Darren
Huckerby withdrew with an injury. Matteo and Redknapp joined the full
international squad after the game and were both on the bench against
Switzerland, the following night. Dominic Matteo and Nigel Quashie both went
on to play for Scotland, Matteo making six appearances, and Quashie 14. |
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Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon |
These matches are only forty minutes each half
and caps are still awarded. Players must have been born on or after 1
January 1977 (over-age players were used by other teams). |
|
165 |
group A |
14 May
1998
- France 1 England 1 [0-1]
Stade des Costières, Nîmes
(2,200) |
Saha
Heskey |
AD |
|
England: S.Simonsen, J.Curtis, A.Rogers, D.Purse, S.Marsh (S.Elliott),
R.Kozluk (M.Clegg), Jamie Carragher, Frank Lampardᶜ, M.Oakley, Emile Heskey,
J.Euell (R.Allen). |
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Kevin Davies, Lee Hendrie, Matt Jansen, Danny Murphy, Paul Powell and Mark
Tyler were in a provisional 24-man squad named on 5 May, but all pulled out
because of injuries. Stephen Clemence
and David Lucas dropped out of the final 18-man squad. Carl Cort was briefly
added, but then had to withdraw through injury. |
166 |
16 May
1998
- South Africa 1 England 3 [0-2]
Stade de
Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne
(500) |
Salmon
Lampard, Heskey
(2) |
NW |
|
Aaron
Mokoena |
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England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer, A.Rogers, D.Purse, J.Curtis,
S.Elliott, Jamie Carragher (M.Clegg), Frank Lampardᶜ, M.Oakley, Emile Heskey
(M.Bent), R.Allen (E.Howe). |
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Dyer and Wright were brought into the squad as replacements, after playing
for Ipswich Town in the Nationwide Football League promotion play-offs. |
|
167 |
18 May
1998
- Argentina 2 England
0 [2-0]
Stade
Adrien Gilly, Manosque
(500) |
Quintana, Guerrero |
NL |
|
England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer, A.Rogers, E.Howe (J.Euell), J.Curtis,
S.Elliott (R.Allen), Jamie Carragher, Frank Lampardᶜ,
M.Oakley, Emile Heskey, M.Bent (R.Kozluk). |
From the 1998-99 season, teams were allowed to have seven players on the
substitutes' bench in the UEFA Under-21 Championship, but there was still a
limit of three substitutions being made during the match.
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Season 1998-99 |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2000 preliminary matches |
|
168 |
group five |
4 September
1998
- Sweden 0 England 2 [0-1]
Idrottsparken,
Sundsvall
(5,266) |
Carragher, Lampard (pen) |
AW |
|
England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer (J.Curtis), Michael Ball, Wes Brown,
Danny Mills, Matthew Upson, Frank Lampardᶜ, Jamie Carragher, Emile Heskey,
M.Jansen (J.Euell), Lee Hendrie (S.Clemence). (unused: S.Simonsen,
A.Rogers, J.Morris, Kevin Davies). |
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Other squad members were Rory Allen, James Beattie, Carl Cort, David Lucas,
Hayden Mullins and Robbie Stockdale. Michael Bridges and Darren Williams
withdrew with injuries. |
|
169 |
9 October
1998
- England 1 Bulgaria
0 [0-0]
Boleyn Ground, Upton Park
(11,577) |
Lampard (pen) |
HW |
|
England:
England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer (Danny Mills), Michael Ball, Wes Brown,
J.Curtis, Matthew Upson, Frank Lampardᶜ, Jamie Carragher, Emile Heskey
(J.Euell), M.Jansen (J.Morris), Lee Hendrie. (unused: S.Simonsen,
S.Clemence, C.Cort, Seth Johnson). |
|
Other squad members
for the two October fixtures were James Beattie, Michael Bridges and David Lucas. Alan Rogers pulled out with an injury and was
replaced by Johnson. |
170 |
13 October
1998
- Luxembourg 0 England
5 [0-2]
Op
Flohr Stadion, Grevenmacher
(3,500) |
Hendrie, Upson, Lampard, Cort (2) |
AW |
|
Jody
Morris68 |
|
England: Richard Wright, J.Curtis, Michael Ball, Wes Brown, Danny Mills,
Matthew Upson, Frank Lampardᶜ (Seth Johnson), Jamie Carragher, Emile Heskey,
M.Jansen (C.Cort), Lee Hendrie (J.Morris). (unused: S.Simonsen,
R.Stockdale, H.Mullins, J.Euell). |
|
Stephen Clemence and Kieron Dyer withdrew from the squad with injuries after
the game with Bulgaria. |
|
Friendly matches |
|
171 |
17 November
1998
- England 0 Czech Republic 1 [0-1]
Portman
Road Stadium, Ipswich
(13,768) |
T.Došek |
HL |
|
Lampard had a penalty saved
by Skácel in the third minute of added time. |
|
England: S.Simonsen, Kieron Dyer, Michael Ball (James Beattie), J.Curtis,
Wes Brown (Seth Johnson), Gareth Barry, Frank Lampardᶜ, Jamie Carragher,
J.Morris (David Dunn), Kevin Davies (Matthew Upson), C.Cort (D.Cadamarteri).
(unused: Paul Robinson, H.Mullins). |
|
Goalkeeper, Nicky Weaver was also in the squad. Jason Euell, Andy Griffin,
Matt Jansen and Darren Williams withdrew from the squad with injuries. Danny
Mills came in, but also had to pull out. |
|
172 |
9 February
1999
- England 2 France 1 [0-1]
Pride
Park Stadium, Derby
(32,865) |
Bowyer, Upson
Christanval |
HW |
|
England: S.Simonsen, J.Curtis, Gareth Barry (Seth Johnson), A.O'Brien,
D.Williams, Matthew Upson (L.Marshall), Frank Lampardᶜ (Matt Jansen), Jamie
Carragher, M.Bridges (James Beattie), Lee Bowyer (R.Cresswell), Lee Hendrie.
(unused: N.Weaver, H.Mullins). |
|
Other squad members were Michael Ball, Jonathan Greening and Paul Robinson.
Wes Brown withdrew with a shin injury and was replaced by O'Brien. Danny
Cadamarteri and Jody Morris also pulled out with injuries. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2000 preliminary match |
|
173 |
group five |
26 March
1999
- England 5 Poland 0 [1-0]
The Dell, Southampton
(15,202) |
Bowyer (2), Lampard (2 (1 pen)),
Hendrie |
HW |
|
England: Richard Wright, Danny Mills, Michael Ball, Wes Brown, James
Beattie, Seth Johnson, Frank Lampardᶜ (H.Mullins), Jamie Carragher, Lee
Bowyer, M.Jansen (J.Euell), Lee Hendrie (J.Curtis). (unused: Paul
Robinson, Gareth Barry, J.Greening, M.Bridges). |
|
Other squad members were Richard Cresswell, Lee Marshall, Paul Robinson (of
Watford), Steve Simonsen and Darren Williams.
Emile Heskey and Andy O'Brien withdrew with injuries. O'Brien went on to
make 26 appearances for the Republic of Ireland at full international level. |
|
Friendly match |
|
174 |
27 April
1999
-
Hungary 2 England 2 [2-0]
Üllói utí Stadion, Budapest
(1,297) |
Rósa (2)
Mills, Beattie (pen) |
AD |
|
England: Richard Wrightᶜ, J.Curtis, A.Griffin (Wayne Bridge), Luke Young,
Danny Mills, Gareth Barry (Darius Vassell), J.Greening, H.Mullins, James
Beattie (C.Cort), J.Euell (R.Cresswell), C.Woodhouse. (unused:
S.Simonsen, L.Marshall). |
|
The match was delayed by an hour as the pitch was waterlogged. Michael
Bridges, Lee Bowyer,
Lee Hendrie, Jody Morris, Leeds United goalkeeper, Paul Robinson, and Alan
Rogers all withdrew from the squad with injuries.
Bridge, Vassell and Woodhouse came in as replacements. Michael Ball and Jamie Carragher were called up into the full England squad,
also playing in Hungary, the following night. Both were substitutes and Carragher
won his first cap. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2000 preliminary matches |
|
175 |
group five |
4 June
1999
- England 3 Sweden 0 [2-0]
Alfred McAlpine Stadium, Huddersfield
(13,045) |
Cort (2), Cresswell |
HW |
|
England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer, P.Robinson, Wes Brown, Danny Mills,
Seth Johnson, Frank Lampardᶜ, Jamie Carragher, C.Cort, R.Cresswell
(J.Greening), C.Woodhouse (J.Curtis). (unused: Paul Robinson, Gareth
Barry, L.King, H.Mullins, L.Morris). |
|
Watford's Paul Peter Robinson won his first
cap, whilst Leeds United goalkeeper, Paul William Robinson stayed on the
bench and did not win his first under-21 cap until after his namesake had
made his third and last appearance.
Michael Ball, Lee Hendrie, Francis Jeffers, Nicky Weaver and Luke Young
pulled out of the squad with injuries. |
|
176 |
8 June
1999
- Bulgaria 0 England 1 [0-0]
Stadion Hristo
Botev, Vratza
(2,000) |
Cort |
AW |
|
England: S.Simonsen, J.Curtis, P.Robinson, Wes Brown, H.Mullins, Seth
Johnson, J.Greening, Jamie Carragherᶜ, C.Cort, R.Cresswell (L.Morris),
C.Woodhouse. (unused: Paul Robinson, Gareth Barry, D.Holloway, L.King,
G.McSheffrey). |
|
Kieron Dyer, Danny Mills and Richard Wright were drafted into the full
England squad for their European Championship qualifier in Bulgaria, the
following night. Only Dyer made the bench. Captain, Frank Lampard's yellow
card against Sweden meant that he was suspended and that England only had
six players on the bench. Unused substitute,
16-year-old Gary McSheffrey would have been the youngest ever England
Under-21 player, but he never won a cap. This was the last match in charge
for Peter Taylor, England's first full-time Under-21 coach. After securing
qualification for the following year's play-off with six wins and without
conceding a goal, Taylor was relieved of his duties so that the Football
Association's Technical Director, Howard Wilkinson could take over. |
|
Season 1999-2000 |
|
x |
Howard
Wilkinson |
|
177 |
3 September
1999
- England 5 Luxembourg 0 [2-0]
Madejski
Stadium, Reading
(18,094) |
Gerrard, Jeffers, Hendrie, Cort, Lampard |
HW |
|
England: N.Weaver, Danny Mills, Michael Ball, Steven Gerrard, Jamie
Carragher, Matthew Upson (Ledley King), Frank Lampardᶜ (D.Thompson), L.Chadwick, Emile Heskey (C.Cort), Francis Jeffers, Lee Hendrie.
(unused: Richard Wright, J.Curtis, Luke Young, J.Morris). |
|
Andy Griffin and four Leeds United players (Lee Bowyer, Michael Bridges,
Paul Robinson and Alan Smith) withdrew from the squad for the two September
fixtures and were replaced by Jeffers, King, Taylor and Thompson. Seth
Johnson missed the game through injury. Kieron Dyer was again called up into
the full England squad, but this time won his first cap, against Luxembourg,
at Wembley, on the following day. |
|
178 |
7 September
1999
- Poland 3 England 1 [0-0]
Stadion
Klub Sportowy Petro, Płock
(1,500) |
Kubik, Dawidowski, Sobczak
Mills |
AL |
|
England: N.Weaver, J.Curtis (C.Woodhouse), P.Robinson, Jamie Carragherᶜ,
Danny Mills, Matthew Upson, J.Greening (D.Thompson), Steven Gerrard,
James Beattie, C.Cort (Darius Vassell), J.Morris. (unused: S.Taylor,
Michael Ball, Ledley King, Luke Young). |
|
Luke Chadwick, Lee Hendrie, Emile Heskey and Seth Johnson all dropped out of
the squad after the Luxembourg game. Beattie, Greening, Robinson and Woodhouse came in
as replacements. |
|
Friendly match |
|
179 |
8 October
1999
- England 4 Denmark
1 [2-0]
Bradford &
Bingley Stadium, Bradford
(15,220) |
Smith, Bowyer, Cort, Thompson
Magleby |
HW |
|
England: Paul Robinson, Danny Mills, Seth Johnson (Michael Ball), Jamie
Carragherᶜ (Luke Young), Steven Gerrard, Matthew Upson, L.Chadwick, Lee
Bowyer (D.Thompson), Alan Smith, Lee Hendrie, M.Bridges (C.Cort). (unused: N.Weaver, Ledley King, James Beattie). |
|
Other squad members were Adam Newton and Stuart Taylor.
Francis Jeffers, Jody Morris, Darius Vassell and Curtis Woodhouse withdrew with injuries.
Beattie and Thompson came in as replacements. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2000 preliminary |
|
pp |
play-off match |
14 November 1999
- Yugoslavia vs.
England
Stade Josy Barthel, Luxembourg City |
Match postponed on 11 November, due to security concerns. |
Npp |
|
England
squad: Richard Wright, N.Weaver, Paul Robinson, J.Curtis, L.Chadwick,
Michael Ball, Seth Johnson, Jamie Carragher, Danny Mills, Matthew Upson,
Jonathan Woodgate, Luke Young, Frank Lampardᶜ, Lee Bowyer, Steven Gerrard, Lee Hendrie,
D.Thompson, James Beattie, C.Cort, M.Bridges, Alan Smith, Darius Vassell. |
|
This tie was switched from a two-legged meeting to a single match in
neutral Luxembourg due to the political unrest in Yugoslavia. Michael Ball,
Lee Bowyer, Michael Bridges, Lee Hendrie, Seth Johnson, Darius Vassell and
Jonathan Woodgate all pulled out with injuries, whilst Luke Chadwick and
captain, Frank Lampard were facing late fitness tests. Gareth Barry, Joe
Cole, Gareth Grant, Danny Murphy and Lee Naylor had been drafted in as
replacements. |
|
Friendly match |
|
180 |
22 February 2000
- England 1 Argentina
0 [0-0]
Craven Cottage, Fulham
(15,748) |
Hendrie |
HW |
|
England: N.Weaver, Danny Mills (Luke Young), I.Naylor (Seth Johnson), Jamie
Carragher, Frank Lampardᶜ, Jonathan Woodgate, L.Chadwick, Lee Bowyer (Joe
Cole), C.Cort, Lee Hendrie, Francis Jeffers (Alan Smith (J.Harley)). (unused:
Paul Robinson, J.Curtis). |
|
Other squad members were Michael Ball, Andy Campbell, Andy Griffin and
Stuart Taylor. MIchael Bridges withdrew with an ankle injury. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2000 preliminary |
|
181 |
play-off match |
29 March
2000
- Yugoslavia 0 England
3 [0-1]
Miniestadi, Barcelona
(1,000) |
Campbell, Lampard (pen), Hendrie |
NW |
|
England: Richard Wright, Kieron Dyer, Seth Johnson, Jamie Carragher, Rio
Ferdinand, Gareth Barry, Frank Lampardᶜ, Steven Gerrard, Emile Heskey (Kevin
Davies), Lee Hendrie (Danny Mills), A.Campbell (D.Cadamateri). (unused:
N.Weaver, Michael Ball, Joe Cole, D.Thompson). |
|
Other squad members were John Curtis, Jon Harley, Jody Morris and Luke
Young. Michael Bridges, Luke Chadwick, Carl Cort, Paul Robinson and Alan
Smith withdrew because of injury or illness. Cadamarteri, Campbell, Davies
and Thompson were brought in as replacements. |
|
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2000 Finals in Slovakia |
182 |
group B |
27 May
2000
- Italy 2 England
0 [2-0]
Tehelné pole,
Bratislava
(3,522) |
Comandini, Pirlo (pen) |
NL |
|
England: 1.N.Weaver, 2.Danny Mills, 3.Seth Johnson, 5.Jamie Carragher, 19.Ledley King,
15.D.Thompson
(17.L.Chadwick), 7.Frank Lampardᶜ, 9.C.Cort (8.M.Jansen), 10.Danny
Murphy, 11.Lee Hendrie (20.David
Dunn), 16.Francis Jeffers. (unused: 13.Paul Robinson, 4.Luke
Young, 6.Anthony Gardner, 12.Michael Carrick). |
|
Michael Bridges withdrew from the squad with groin and abdominal injuries. Jansen came in
as a replacement. Gareth Barry was taken out of the squad to make his full
international debut, against Ukraine, and then took his place in the Euro
2000 squad, though he didn't leave the bench. He was replaced by Gardner. |
|
183 |
29 May
2000
- Turkey 0 England 6 [0-2]
Tehelné pole,
Bratislava
(550) |
Lampard, Jeffers, Cort, King, Mills, Campbell |
NW |
|
England: 1.N.Weaver, 2.Danny Mills, 3.Seth Johnson (14.J.Harley), 4.Luke Young,
5.Jamie Carragher, 19.Ledley King (15.D.Thompson), 7.Frank Lampardᶜ,
20.David Dunn, 9.C.Cort, 10.Danny Murphy, 16.Francis Jeffers (18.A.Campbell). (unused:
13.Paul
Robinson, 6.Anthony Gardner, 8.M.Jansen, 11.Lee Hendrie). |
|
184 |
1 June
2000
- Slovakia 2 England
0 [0-0]
Štadión
Pasienky,
Bratislava
(11,400) |
Babnič, Németh |
AL |
|
England: 1.N.Weaver, 2.Danny Mills, 4.Luke Young, 5.Jamie Carragher, 19.Ledley King,
7.Frank Lampardᶜ, 20.David Dunn (18.A.Campbell), 14.J.Harley (11.Lee
Hendrie), 9.C.Cort, 10.Danny Murphy, 16.Francis Jeffers (17.L.Chadwick).
(unused: 13.Paul Robinson, 6.Anthony Gardner, 8.M.Jansen, 12.Michael
Carrick). |
|
Carl Cort did not win any full international caps for England, but eleven
years later, he made the first of six full appearances for Guyana. |
20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Harley, Dunn, Robinson (unused) and
Young.
19-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Chadwick, Gardner (unused),
Jeffers and King.
18-year-old in UEFA finals squad: Carrick (unused). |
|
England are eliminated from the 2000 UEFA Under-21 Championship at the
group stage. Italy are the eventual winners. Unused squad members were Michael Carrick, Anthony Gardner and
Paul Robinson. |
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