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Season 2000-01
x		Howard Wilkinson
Friendly match
185	31 August 2000 - England 6 Georgia 1 [4-1] BT Cellnet Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough (5,103)	Young, Cole, Jeffers, Dunn, Greening, Smith Tsitaishvili	HW
	England: Paul Robinson, A.Newton (R.Stockdale), Ashley Cole (T.Smith), T.Bramble (S.Wright), Luke Young (C.Carlisle), David Dunnᶜ (D.Prutton), J.Greening (A.Campbell), Francis Jeffers (L.Chadwick), Darius Vassell (P.Thirlwell), Joe Cole (Scott Parker), Michael Carrick (Owen Hargreaves). (unused: N.Weaver, L.Naylor).
	John Terry was also in the squad. Alan Smith was taken out of the squad to join the full England party heading to Paris to face the world and European champions, France, two nights later. In the event, he was an unused substitute. Wes Brown also withdrew with an injury. Carlisle, Greening, Hargreaves and Wright were brought into the squad. Hargreaves had been selected by Wales for a UEFA Under-21 Championship qualifier in Belarus on the night after England's game, but Wilkinson invited him over to train with the England squad and he ended up as a substitute on the night, winning his first cap. Adam Newton went on to make seven full international appearances for Saint Kitts and Nevis.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2002 preliminary matches
186	group nine
	6 October 2000 - England 1 Germany 1 [1-0] Pride Park Stadium, Derby (30,155)	Bramble Ernst	HD
		Stephen Wright65
	England: Paul Robinson, S.Wright, Ashley Cole, T.Bramble, Wes Brown, David Dunnᶜ (P.Vernazza), Scott Parker (D.Prutton), Darius Vassell (C.Carlisle), Alan Smith, J.Greening, Michael Carrick. (unused: S.Bywater, M.Christie, L.Morris, L.Naylor).
	Other squad members for the two October fixtures were Luke Chadwick, Chris Kirkland, Adam Murray, Adam Newton, Chris Riggott and Tommy Smith. Andy Griffin, Nicky Weaver and Luke Young withdrew from the squad with injuries. Bywater, Kirkland and Morris were brought in, whilst John Eustace was placed on standby.
x		Sammy Lee
187	10 October 2000 - Finland 2 England 2 [1-1] Tehtaan kenttä, Valkeakoski (1,426)	Sjölund (2) Dunn, Smith	AD
		Alan Smith75
	England: Paul Robinson, L.Roche, Ashley Cole, T.Bramble (C.Carlisle), John Terry, David Dunnᶜ (Scott Parker), D.Prutton, Darius Vassell (M.Christie), Alan Smith, J.Greening, Michael Carrick. (unused: S.Taylor, L.Naylor, P.Vernazza, L.Morris).
	With Stephen Wright suspended, Carl Regan was brought in as a replacement, but did not make the match-day squad, Roche being brought in instead. Following Kevin Keegan's sudden resignation, three days earlier, Howard Wilkinson took over temporary charge of the full international squad, who were also playing in Finland on the following night. Wes Brown was taken out of the Under-21 squad to appear as a substitute in the World Cup qualifier.
x		Howard Wilkinson
Friendly matches
188	14 November 2000 - Italy 0 England 0 Stadio Brianteo, Monza (3,000)		AabD
	Match abandoned after eleven minutes, due to heavy fog.
	England: N.Weaver, A.Griffin, Ashley Cole, Matthew Upson, Ledley King, David Dunnᶜ, L.Chadwick, Owen Hargreaves, Darius Vassell, J.Greening, Michael Carrick. (unused: S.Taylor, T.Benjamin, T.Bramble, Wayne Bridge, C.Carlisle, S.Davis, A.Newton, D.Prutton, T.Smith, P.Vernazza, Luke Young).
	Malcolm Christie, Lee Naylor, Chris Riggott and John Terry pulled out with injuries and were replaced by Benjamin, Bramble, Bridge and Carlisle, none of whom made an appearance. The starting eleven were all awarded caps for their appearances.
189	27 February 2001 - England 0 Spain 4 [0-2] St Andrew's Stadium, Birmingham (13,761)	Couñago (2), Colsa, Muñoz	HL
	England: Paul Robinson, A.Griffin (A.Thelwell), Wayne Bridge, Gareth Barry (C.Riggott), John Terry (Matthew Upson), David Dunnᶜ (Ledley King), L.Chadwick (J.Greening), Owen Hargreaves (D.Prutton), M.Christie (F.Ameobi), Alan Smith, M.Wilson. (unused: N.Weaver, Seth Johnson, Luke Young, Darius Vassell, L.Naylor).
	Other squad members were Sean Davis, Francis Jeffers and Scott Parker.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2002 preliminary matches
190	group nine
	23 March 2001 - England 4 Finland 0 [1-0] Oakwell Stadium, Barnsley (17,176)	Vassell, Terry, Ameobi (2)	HW
	England: N.Weaver, Luke Young, Gareth Barry, Ledley King (C.Riggott), John Terryᶜ, S.Davis, L.Chadwick, Darius Vassell, M.Christie (F.Ameobi), Seth Johnson (M.Wilson), J.Greening. (unused: Chris Kirkland, T.Bramble, Scott Parker, T.Smith).
	Other squad members for the two March fixtures were Stephen Bywater, Andy Griffin and Paul Konchesky. Michael Ball, Wayne Bridge, David Dunn, Owen Hargreaves, Francis Jeffers and Paul Robinson all dropped out with injuries. Bywater and Konchesky came in as replacements.
191	27 March 2001 - Albania 0 England 1 [0-0] Stadiumi Qemal Stafa, Tiranë (2,000)	Greening (pen)	AW
		Ardit Beqiri70
	England: N.Weaver, Luke Young, Gareth Barry, C.Riggott (T.Bramble), John Terryᶜ, S.Davis, L.Chadwick, Darius Vassell, M.Christie (F.Ameobi), M.Wilson (Scott Parker), J.Greening. (unused: Chris Kirkland, D.Prutton, L.Naylor, T.Smith).
	The venue was switched from Stadiumi Selman Stërmasi in Tiranë, 24 hours before the game, due to safety concerns about the state of the pitch. Seth Johnson and Ledley King withdrew after picking up leg injuries against Finland.
Friendly match
192	24 May 2001 - England 3 Mexico 0 [0-0] Filbert Street Stadium, Leicester (10,132)	Christie, Defoe, Bothroyd	HW
		Edoardo Isella82
	England: Chris Kirkland (S.Bywater), Luke Young (S.Wright), L.Naylor (Matthew Upson), T.Bramble (C.Riggott), John Terryᶜ (M.Taylor), David Dunn (M.Wilson), D.Prutton (D.Cadamarteri), Jermain Defoe (Jay Bothroyd), M.Christie (T.Benjamin), F.Ameobi (J.Pennant), S.Davis (P.Vernazza). (unused: S.Taylor).
	Michael Ball, Gareth Barry, Luke Chadwick, Anthony Gardner, Owen Hargreaves, Seth Johnson, Lee Morris, Scott Parker, Paul Robinson and Darius Vassell all withdrew from the squad for the two end-of-season fixtures, with a training camp in La Manga in the week between the games. Hargreaves was in the Bayern München team that won the UEFA Champions League on the night before the Under-21s' game. He also missed the Greece game, two weeks later, to have an operation on an ankle injury. Benjamin, Bothroyd, Pennant, Martin Taylor, Stuart Taylor and Vernazza came in as replacements, as did Matthew Etherington, who then withdrew. Wilkinson still managed to field two separate teams on the night, however, with eleven substitutions, plus an extra goalkeeper on the bench.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2002 preliminary match
193	group nine
	5 June 2001 - Greece 3 England 1 [2-0] Stádio Apostolos Nikolaidis, Athína (1,500)	Papadopoulos, Vakouftsis, Terry OG Carrick	AL
		Luke Young90 John Terry90
	England: S.Bywater, Luke Young, L.Naylor, Matthew Upson, John Terryᶜ, David Dunn, Jermain Defoe (J.Pennant), Joe Cole, M.Christie (F.Ameobi), S.Davis (D.Prutton), Michael Carrick. (unused: S.Taylor, S.Wright, C.Riggott, M.Wilson).
	Chris Kirkland dropped out of the squad after suffering a hairline fracture of his finger. Titus Bramble also withdrew following a family bereavement. Carrick and Cole joined from the full England squad preparing to face Greece in a World Cup qualifier, also in Athens, the following night.

Season 2001-02
x		David Platt
Friendly match
194	14 August 2001 - England 4 Netherlands 0 [1-0] Madejski Stadium, Reading (19,467)	Vassell, Defoe (2), Christie	HW
	England: S.Taylor (S.Bywater), Luke Young (S.Wright), Wayne Bridge (Seth Johnson), David Dunn (D.Prutton), John Terryᶜ (C.Riggott), Gareth Barry (T.Bramble), J.Greening (J.Pennant), S.Davis (Scott Parker), Darius Vassell (Jermain Defoe), Francis Jeffers (M.Christie), L.Chadwick (M.Wilson).
	Shola Ameobi, Joe Cole, Ledley King, Chris Kirkland, Matthew Upson and Nicky Weaver dropped out through injury. Bywater came in as a replacement. Following Sven Göran Eriksson's lead, and Wilkinson's before him, Platt fielded two separate teams on the night, with eleven substitutions.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2002 preliminary matches
195	group nine
	31 August 2001 - Germany 1 England 2 [0-0] Dreisamstadion, Freiburg im Breisgau (21,400)	Metzelder Cole, Jeffers	AW
	England: S.Taylor, S.Wright, Wayne Bridge, Gareth Barryᶜ, Ledley King, S.Davis, J.Greening, D.Prutton, Joe Cole (Scott Parker), L.Chadwick (Jermain Defoe), Darius Vassell (Francis Jeffers). (unused: S.Bywater, A.Thelwell, Seth Johnson, M.Wilson).
	Other squad members were Rhys Evans, Andy Griffin and Martin Taylor. Evans and Taylor were drafted in for the two UEFA Under-21 Championship fixtures after Titus Bramble, Malcolm Christie, Chris Riggott and Nicky Weaver withdrew due to injuries.
196	4 September 2001 - England 5 Albania 0 [1-0] BT Cellnet Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough (23,118)	Jeffers (3), Defoe, Greening	HW
	England: S.Taylor, S.Wright, Wayne Bridge, S.Davis (M.Wilson), Ledley King, Gareth Barryᶜ, J.Greening, Scott Parker (J.Pennant), Francis Jeffers, Jermain Defoe, L.Chadwick (Seth Johnson). (unused: S.Bywater, D.Prutton, Darius Vassell, F.Ameobi).
	Ameobi was also brought into the squad as a replacement.
197	5 October 2001 - England 2 Greece 1 [1-0] Ewood Park, Blackburn (29,164)	Defoe, Christie Papadopolous (pen)	HW
	England: Chris Kirkland, Luke Young, Wayne Bridge, Michael Carrick, Ledley King, Gareth Barry, J.Pennant, David Dunnᶜ, Darius Vassell, Jermain Defoe (M.Christie), J.Greening (D.Prutton). (unused: Paul Robinson, S.Wright, L.Chadwick, M.Wilson, F.Ameobi).
	Other squad members were Paul Konchesky, Chris Riggott, Tommy Smith and Stuart Taylor. Titus Bramble, Sean Davis, Owen Hargreaves, Francis Jeffers, Seth Johnson and Scott Parker withdrew from the squad. Defoe, Konchesky and Pennant were called up as replacements.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2002 preliminary matches
198	play-off matches
	9 November 2001 - Netherlands 2 England 2 [2-1] Stadion Nieuw Galgenwaard, Utrecht (14,500)	Van der Vaart, Kuijt Davis, Dunn	AD
	England: Chris Kirkland, Luke Young, Wayne Bridge, S.Davis, John Terry (Gareth Barry), Ledley King, J.Pennant, Michael Carrick, M.Christie (F.Ameobi), Jermain Defoe, David Dunnᶜ. (unused: Paul Robinson, J.Greening, L.Chadwick, S.Wright, D.Prutton).
	Owen Hargreaves, Seth Johnson, Stuart Taylor and Darius Vassell picked up injuries and withdrew from the squad for both legs. Rhys Evans came in as a replacement.
199	13 November 2001 - England 1 Netherlands 0 [0-0] Pride Park Stadium, Derby (32,418)	Carrick	HW
	England: Chris Kirkland, S.Wright, Wayne Bridge, S.Davis, John Terry, Ledley King, J.Pennant (J.Greening), Michael Carrick, F.Ameobi, Jermain Defoe, David Dunnᶜ. (unused: Paul Robinson, Gareth Barry, L.Chadwick, Scott Parker, D.Prutton, M.Wilson).
	England won 3-2 on aggregate.
Friendly matches
200	12 February 2002 - Slovenia 0 England 1 [0-0] Športni park, Nova Gorica (350)	Ameobi	AW
		Matjaž Lunder36
	England: Paul Robinson (N.Weaver), S.Wright (Zat Knight), Paul Konchesky, David Dunnᶜ (M.Etherington), C.Riggott, Gareth Barry, J.Pennant, Scott Parker (D.Prutton), M.Christie, Jermain Defoe (F.Ameobi), Jermaine Jenas.
	Matthew Upson withdrew with an ankle injury. Owen Hargreaves and Jlloyd Samuel were brought into the squad but both dropped out with injuries.
201	26 March 2002 - England 1 Italy 1 [0-1] Bradford & Bingley Stadium, Bradford (21,642)	Barry Maccarone	HD
	England: Paul Robinson (S.Bywater), S.Wright, J.Samuel, D.Prutton, Zat Knight (Anthony Gardner), Gareth Barryᶜ, Shaun Wright-Phillips (J.Pennant), Jermaine Jenas (Scott Parker), Alan Smith, Jermain Defoe, M.Etherington (Peter Crouch).
	Malcolm Christie, Sean Davis, Paul Konchesky and Chris Riggott pulled out with injuries.
202	16 April 2002 - England 0 Portugal 1 [0-1] Britannia Stadium, Stoke-on-Trent (28,000)	Tonel	HL
	England: Paul Robinson (Chris Kirkland), S.Wright (Luke Young), Paul Konchesky, Michael Carrick, C.Riggott, Gareth Barry, David Dunnᶜ (J.Pennant), S.Davis (Jermaine Jenas), Alan Smith (Bobby Zamora), M.Christie (Peter Crouch), Seth Johnson (Jermain Defoe). (unused: D.Prutton, Zat Knight).
	Other squad members were Stephen Bywater, Matthew Etherington, Jlloyd Samuel and Shaun Wright-Phillips. Wes Brown suffered an eye injury in training and had to withdraw.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2002 Finals in Switzerland
203	group A
	17 May 2002 - England 2 Switzerland 1 [1-0] Hardturm, Zürich (16,000)	Defoe, Crouch Frei	AW
	England: 1.Paul Robinson, 2.Luke Young, 3.Paul Konchesky, 4.S.Davis (14.D.Prutton), 12.C.Riggott, 6.Gareth Barry, 7.David Dunnᶜ, 19.Peter Crouch, (21.F.Ameobi), 17.Alan Smith, 10.Jermain Defoe (16.Scott Parker), 11.J.Pennant.
	Michael Carrick and Ledley King withdrew from the squad with injuries. Martin Taylor came in as a replacement. The remaining eleven members of the squad were named as substitutes, but only three were still allowed during the course of the game.
204	20 May 2002 - Italy 2 England 1 [0-0] Sankt Jakob-Park, Basel (12,980)	Maccarone (2) Barry	NL
		Daniele Bonera90
	England: 1.Paul Robinson, 2.Luke Young, 3.Paul Konchesky, 4.S.Davis, 18.Zat Knight, 12.C.Riggott, 6.Gareth Barry (20.Bobby Zamora), 7.David Dunnᶜ, 17.Alan Smith, 19.Peter Crouch (10.Jermain Defoe), 14.D.Prutton (11.J.Pennant).
	Stephen Bywater withdrew from the squad with an injury and was replaced by York City goalkeeper, Russell Howarth.
205	22 May 2002 - Portugal 3 England 1 [2-1] Hardturm, Zürich (5,640)	Teixeira, Makukula (pen), Viana Smith	NL
	England: 1.Paul Robinson, 2.Luke Young, 3.Paul Konchesky, 18.Zat Knight, 6.Gareth Barry, 7.David Dunnᶜ, 14.D.Prutton,17.Alan Smith, 10.Jermain Defoe (20.Bobby Zamora), 8.J.Greening (21.F.Ameobi), 11.J.Pennant (16.Scott Parker).
	Jonathan Greening was a late addition to the squad at the beginning of the tournament.
	20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Ameobi, Bywater (unused), Howarth (unused) and Prutton. 19-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Defoe, Jenas (unused) and Pennant.
England are eliminated from the 2002 UEFA Under-21 Championship at the group stage. Czech Republic are the eventual winners. Unused squad members were 5.M.Taylor, 9.M.Christie, 13.S.Taylor, 15.Jermaine Jenas and 22.S.Bywater/R.Howarth.

Season 2002-03
Friendly match
206	6 September 2002 - England 1 Yugoslavia 1 [0-1] Reebok Stadium, Bolton (10,511)	Wright-Phillips Lazović	HD
	England: Chris Kirkland, J.Samuel (S.Parnaby), T.Bramble, Gareth Barryᶜ, Paul Konchesky (Joleon Lescott), D.Prutton (M.Etherington), Michael Carrick, Jermaine Jenas, Francis Jeffers, J.Pennant (Shaun Wright-Phillips), Jermain Defoe (F.Ameobi). (unused: R.Evans, R.Howarth, P.Clarke, Peter Crouch, M.Piper, G.O'Neil, M.Taylor).
	Matthew Taylor appeared in the squad for the first time and is not to be confused with Martin Taylor, who was in the UEFA finals squad, four months earlier, his last involvement with the under-21s.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2004 preliminary matches
207	group seven
	11 October 2002 - Slovakia 0 England 4 [0-1] Štadión Antona Malatinského, Trnava (3,800)	Ameobi, Jeffers (2), Cole	AW
		Vladimir Pončák62
	England: M.Murray, J.Samuel, Paul Konchesky (P.Clarke), T.Bramble (Michael Dawson), Gareth Barryᶜ, Jermaine Jenas, D.Prutton, Joe Cole, Francis Jeffers, F.Ameobi (M.Taylor), Michael Carrick. (unused: R.Howarth, Peter Crouch, Shaun Wright-Phillips, J.Pennant).
	Other squad members for the two October fixtures were Karl Henry, Tony Hibbert, Joleon Lescott, Stuart Parnaby and Matt Piper. Jermain Defoe and Kevin Nolan pulled out of the squad with groin injuries.
208	15 October 2002 - England 3 FYR Macedonia 1 [1-0] Madejski Stadium, Reading (15,538)	Jeffers (3) Baldovaliev	HW
	England: Chris Kirkland (M.Murray), J.Samuel, Paul Konchesky, T.Bramble, Gareth Barryᶜ, Jermaine Jenas, D.Prutton, Joe Cole (Peter Crouch), Francis Jeffers, F.Ameobi (Shaun Wright-Phillips), Michael Carrick. (unused: Michael Dawson, Bobby Zamora, M.Taylor, J.Pennant).
Friendly match
209	11 February 2003 - Italy 1 England 0 [0-0] Stadio dei Marmi, Carrara (3,966)	Borriello	AL
	England: M.Murray (L.Grant), J.Samuel (Joleon Lescott), M.Taylor (J.McEveley), Gareth Barryᶜ, Michael Dawson, P.Clarke, D.Prutton (D.Ambrose), F.Ameobi, Shaun Wright-Phillips (K.Nolan), Bobby Zamora (Darren Bent), Michael Carrick.
	Jermain Defoe was also in the squad, whilst Jermaine Pennant pulled out with an achilles injury. Having won a single England Under-21 cap on his 18th birthday, Jay McEveley went on to make three full international appearances for Scotland.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2004 preliminary matches
210	group seven
	28 March 2003 - Portugal 4 England 2 [2-2] Estádio Municipal, Rio Maior (3,000)	Postiga, Quaresma, Martins, Ronaldo Ameobi (2)	AL
		Shola Ameobi82
	England: S.Bywater, J.Samuel, Paul Konchesky, T.Bramble (Peter Crouch), Michael Dawson, Gareth Barryᶜ, D.Prutton (J.Pennant), Joe Cole, F.Ameobi, Jermain Defoe, Michael Carrick (J.Stewart). (unused: M.Murray, P.Clarke, K.Nolan, M.Etherington).
	Other squad members for the two qualifiers were Lee Grant, Joleon Lescott, Jay McEveley and Shaun Wright-Phillips.
211	1 April 2003 - England 1 Turkey 1 [1-1] St James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne (21,085)	Jeffers Şanlι	HD
	England: M.Murray, J.Samuel (Glen Johnson), Paul Konchesky, Jermaine Jenas, Michael Dawson, P.Clarke, D.Prutton, Joe Cole, Francis Jeffers, Jermain Defoe (Carlton Cole), Gareth Barryᶜ. (unused: S.Bywater, J.Stewart, K.Nolan, M.Etherington, Peter Crouch).
	Michael Carrick picked up a groin injury and had to withdraw from the squad after the game in Portugal. Shola Ameobi's red card and Titus Bramble's yellow in Portugal meant that both were suspended for this game, whilst Jermaine Pennant was sent home after breaking a curfew by going out on the Saturday night and not returning until seven in the morning. Jeffers and Jenas were brought in as replacements after being taken out of the full England squad that was to meet Turkey the following night at Sunderland. Jlloyd Samuel played twice for Trinidad and Tobago in 2009.
Friendly match
212	2 June 2003 - England 3 Serbia and Montenegro 2 [1-0] Kingston Communications Stadium, Hull (24,004)	Ameobi, Defoe, Bent Petrović, Stanić	HW
	England: R.Evans (S.Bywater), S.Parnaby (Glen Johnson), Paul Koncheskyᶜ, J.Pennant (Darren Bent), Phil Jagielka, P.Clarke, D.Prutton, S.Sidwell, F.Ameobi (Carlton Cole), Jermain Defoe, Bobby Zamora (D.Ambrose). (unused: R.Lee, M.Heath, M.Tonge, Peter Crouch, M.Chopra).
	Gary O'Neil was also in the squad for the two June fixtures. Jay McEveley withdrew with a hamstring injury.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2004 preliminary match
213	group seven
	10 June 2003 - England 2 Slovakia 0 [1-0] Stadium of Light, Sunderland (11,223)	Doležaj OG, Jagielka	HW
		Marcel Svrcek79
	England: R.Evans, S.Parnaby, Paul Konchesky, Gareth Barryᶜ, Phil Jagielka, P.Clarke, D.Prutton, S.Sidwell, F.Ameobi (Bobby Zamora), Jermain Defoe (Carlton Cole), J.Pennant. (unused: R.Lee, Glen Johnson, M.Tonge, D.Ambrose, Darren Bent).
	. Michael Dawson withdrew after suffering from a virus, and Gareth Barry was called into the squad after winning a full England cap as a substitute against Serbia and Montenegro at Leicester, the week before.

Season 2003-04
Friendly match
214	19 August 2003 - England 0 Croatia 3 [0-1] Boleyn Ground, Upton Park (11,008)	Ljubojević (2), Pranjić	HW
		Jermaine Pennant63
	England: M.Murray, Glen Johnson, Paul Konchesky, P.Clarke (Phil Jagielka), S.Parnaby, J.Pennant, D.Prutton, Jermaine Jenas, Gareth Barryᶜ (S.Sidwell), Francis Jeffers (Carlton Cole), Jermain Defoe. (unused: R.Evans, L.Grant, A.Hibbert, G.O'Neil, M.Tonge, D.Ambrose, Darren Bent).
	Dean Ashton was also in the squad, whilst Shola Ameobi and Bobby Zamora were forced to withdraw with injuries.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2004 preliminary matches
215	group seven
	5 September 2003 - FYR Macedonia 1 England 1 [0-1] Ĉair Stadium, Skopje (2,700)	Stojkov Jagielka	AD
	England: Chris Kirkland, Glen Johnson, Paul Koncheskyᶜ, Phil Jagielka, P.Clarke, J.Pennant (Shaun Wright-Phillips), Joey Barton, S.Sidwell, M.Tonge, (Jermain Defoe), Francis Jeffers, F.Ameobi. (unused: L.Grant, A.Hibbert, A.Davies, G.O'Neil, Bobby Zamora).
	Rhys Evans withdrew from the squad to play for Swindon Town in a second-division match at Brighton on the following day and was not selected for the following under-21 international against Portugal. There were also withdrawals from Carlton Cole, Matthew Etherington and Jermaine Jenas. David Bentley, Russell Howarth and John Welsh were brought into the squad for the two September fixtures, as were Davies and O'Neil.
216	9 September 2003 - England 1 Portugal 2 [1-1] Goodison Park, Liverpool (23,744)	Barton Quaresma, Postiga	HL
	England: L.Grant, Glen Johnson, Paul Konchesky, Phil Jagielka, Michael Dawson, P.Clarke, D.Prutton (Jermain Defoe), Joey Barton, Gareth Barryᶜ, Francis Jeffers, F.Ameobi. (unused: R.Burch, A.Hibbert, S.Sidwell, M.Tonge, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Bobby Zamora).
	Barry, Dawson and Prutton had missed the game in Macedonia through injury, suspension and illness, respectively, but returned for this match. Chris Kirkland was due to start in goal, but suffered a groin injury in the warm-up. Rob Burch took Grant's place on the bench.
217	10 October 2003 - Turkey 1 England 0 [1-0] Stadyumu Inönü, İstanbul (4,000)	Sonkaya	AL
		Glen Johnson85
	England: L.Grant, Glen Johnson, A.Davies, Phil Jagielka, M.Taylor, Shaun Wright-Phillips, S.Sidwell (N.Reo-Coker), Jermaine Jenasᶜ, D.Prutton (Darren Bent), F.Ameobi, Jermain Defoe. (unused: R.Burch, L.Ridgewell, P.Whittingham, D.Ambrose, Dean Ashton).
	Other squad members were Scott Carson, Calum Davenport and Rohan Ricketts. England finished third in the group, behind Turkey and Portugal, and were eliminated at the qualifying group stage. Shola Ameobi went on to make ten full international appearances for Nigeria.
Friendly matches
218	17 February 2004 - England 3 Netherlands 2 [1-0] Kingston Communications Stadium, Hull (25,280)	Ashton, Bentley, Bent Tuijp, Huntelaar	HW
	England: Scott Carson, N.Hunt (J.Hoyte), Glen Johnsonᶜ, S.Taylor, L.Ridgewell, David Bentley, N.Reo-Coker (R.Chaplow), J.Welsh, Stewart Downing (P.Whittingham), Carlton Cole (Darren Bent), Dean Ashton (J.Stead). (unused: L.Grant, A.Lonergan, A.Davies, M.Kilgallon, D.Ambrose, M.Chopra).
	For once, there were no withdrawals, and all 22 members of the squad were also in the matchday squad.
219	30 March 2004 - Sweden 2 England 2 [0-1] Idrottsplatten, Kristianstad (7,330)	P.Nilsson, J.Andersson Ashton, Chopra	AD
	England: Scott Carson (L.Grant), J.Hoyte, Michael Dawsonᶜ, S.Taylor (M.Kilgallon), L.Ridgewell, David Bentley (M.Chopra), M.Tonge (D.Ambrose), N.Reo-Coker (D.Jones), Stewart Downing (James Milner), Carlton Cole (Darren Bent), Dean Ashton (J.Stead).
	Nicky Hunt and Andy Lonergan were also in the squad and possibly unused substitutes.

Season 2004-05
x		Peter Taylor
220	17 August 2004 - England 3 Ukraine 1 [2-0] Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough (5,658)	Cole (2), Bent Aliyev	HW
	England: Scott Carson, N.Hunt (J.Hoyte), M.Richards (D.Harding), A.Ferdinand, M.Kilgallon, James Milner (Darren Bent), J.Pennant, G.O'Neilᶜ, Carlton Cole (Dean Ashton), J.Stead (P.Whittingham), Stewart Downing (N.Reo-Coker). (unused: A.Lonergan, L.Camp, C.Davenport, R.Clare, J.Welsh, M.Tonge, I.Westlake, D.Carter).
	David Bentley withdrew with a calf injury.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2006 preliminary matches
221	group six
	3 September 2004 - Austria 0 England 2 [0-1] Sepp-Doll-Stadion, Krems (4,500)	Cole, Bent	AW
	England: Scott Carson, N.Hunt, Leighton Baines, A.Ferdinand, C.Davenport, N.Reo-Coker, J.Pennant (J.Hoyte), G.O'Neilᶜ, Carlton Cole, J.Stead (Darren Bent), Stewart Downing (James Milner). (unused: A.Lonergan, P.Whittingham, M.Kilgallon, Dean Ashton).
	Other squad members for the two September fixtures were goalkeeper, Lenny Pidgeley and Ian Westlake. Lee Camp, Dan Harding and Steven Taylor dropped out of the squad with injuries. Pidgeley was brought in as a replacement.
222	7 September 2004 - Poland 1 England 3 [1-1] Stadion Miejskiego Ośrodka Sportu i Rekreacji, Rybnik (3,000)	Burkhardt Cole, Bent (2 (1 pen))	AW
		Dariusz Dudka45
	England: Scott Carson, Glen Johnson, Leighton Baines (J.Hoyte), A.Ferdinand (M.Kilgallon), C.Davenport, N.Reo-Coker, J.Pennant, G.O'Neilᶜ, Carlton Cole, David Bentley (Darren Bent), James Milner. (unused: A.Lonergan, J.Welsh, P.Whittingham, J.Stead).
223	8 October 2004 - England 2 Wales 0 [0-0] Ewood Park, Blackburn (17,567)	Milner, Bent	HW
	England: Scott Carson, N.Hunt, D.Harding, Glen Johnson (S.Taylor), C.Davenport, G.O'Neilᶜ, J.Pennant (P.Whittingham), James Milner, Carlton Cole (Darren Bent), J.Stead, Stewart Downing. (unused: A.Lonergan, M.Kilgallon, Leighton Baines, A.Hinshelwood).
	Dean Ashton, David Bentley and John Welsh dropped out of the squad for the two October fixtures.
224	12 October 2004 - Azerbaijan 0 England 0 [0-0] Shafa Stadium, Baku (1,500)		AD
		Elnur Abdullayev77 Nigel Reo-Coker77
	England: Scott Carson, N.Hunt, D.Harding, Glen Johnson, C.Davenport (M.Kilgallon), G.O'Neilᶜ (Stewart Downing), J.Pennant, James Milner, J. Stead, N.Reo-Coker, P.Whittingham. (unused: A.Lonergan, L.Pidgeley, A.Hinshelwood, S.Taylor, Leighton Baines).
	Darren Bent and Carlton Cole were ruled out because of injuries picked up against Wales. Lee Camp was, presumably, also unavailable as Pidgeley was again brought in as a replacement.
Friendly matches
225	16 November 2004 - Spain 1 England 0 [0-0] Estadio Municipal del Val, Alcalá de Henares (3,000)	Fàbregas	AL
		Glen Johnson70
	England: Scott Carson (L.Camp), N.Hunt (L.Ridgewell), D.Harding (B.Watson), Glen Johnsonᶜ, Michael Dawson (C.Davenport), J.Hoyte, D.Ambrose (W.Routledge), James Milner (Stewart Downing), Carlton Cole, Darren Bent, P.Whittingham. (unused: R.Turnbull).
	Leighton Baines, Gary O'Neil, Jermaine Pennant and Jon Stead all withdrew with injuries.
226	8 February 2005 - England 1 Netherlands 2 [1-2] Pride Park Stadium, Derby (33,184)	Lita John, Rojer	HL
	England: Scott Carson (L.Camp), J.Hoyte (L.Lita), Leighton Baines (J.Welsh), Tom Huddlestone, S.Taylor, L.Ridgewell, W.Routledge (D.Marney), P.Whittingham, Carlton Coleᶜ (J.Stead), Dean Ashton (Kieran Richardson), James Milner. (unused: A.Lonergan, D.Harding, B.Watson, D.Carter).
	Darren Bent, Michael Dawson and Gary O'Neil withdrew from the squad with injuries. Lita came in as a replacement.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2006 preliminary matches
227	group six
	25 March 2005 - England 2 Germany 2 [0-0] Kingston Communications Stadium, Hull (21,746)	Bent, Ashton Kießling, Hilbert	HD
	England: Scott Carson, Glen Johnson, L.Ridgewell (J.Welsh), N.Hunt, C.Davenport, Tom Huddlestone, James Milner, G.O'Neilᶜ (S.Taylor), Darren Bent, Dean Ashton, Kieran Richardson (L.Rosenior). (unused: L.Camp, P.Whittingham, J.Stead, D.Ambrose).
	Goalkeeper, Luke Steele was also in the squad for the two March fixtures, whilst Leighton Baines withdrew with a knee injury.
228	29 March 2005 - England 2 Azerbaijan 0 [2-0] Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough (19,095)	Welsh, Ashton	HW
	England: Scott Carson, L.Rosenior, P.Whittingham, J.Welsh, C.Davenportᶜ, S.Taylor, James Milner, Tom Huddlestone, Darren Bent (D.Ambrose), Dean Ashton (J.Stead), Kieran Richardson (W.Routledge). (unused: L.Camp, L.Ridgewell, D.Marney, L.Moore).
	Nicky Hunt and Gary O'Neil picked up injuries against Germany, whilst Glen Johnson's yellow card meant that he was suspended for this game. As it was the last match of the season, following an Easter weekend in which Peter Taylor had managed two teams in four matches over five days, his time was now freed up to concentrate on leading Hull City to promotion from League One.

Season 2005-06
Friendly match
229	16 August 2005 - Denmark 0 England 1 [0-0] SAS Arena, Herning (4,012)	Ambrose	AW
		Morten Rasmussen52
	England: Scott Carson (L.Camp), N.Hunt, L.Ridgewell (P.Whittingham), Michael Dawson (A.Ferdinand), C.Davenport, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ (D.Ambrose), James Milner, Kieran Richardson, Carlton Cole, Dean Ashton (J.Stead), Stewart Downing (T.Soares). (unused: L.Steele, A.Taylor).
	Tom Huddlestone, Gary O'Neil, Liam Rosenior, Wayne Routledge and Steven Taylor withdrew with injuries. Darren Bent was called up into the full England squad for their game in Denmark on the following night, where he was an unused substitute. Andrew Taylor was the only addition to the squad.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2006 preliminary matches
230	group six
	2 September 2005 - Wales 0 England 4 [0-2] Racecourse Ground, Wrexham (4,109)	Stead, Whittingham (2), Dawson	AW
	England: Scott Carson, Glen Johnson, L.Ridgewell (N.Hunt), Michael Dawson, A.Ferdinand, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, James Milner, D.Ambrose, Carlton Cole (J.Welsh), J.Stead (David Nugent), P.Whittingham. (unused: L.Camp, C.Davenport, G.O'Neil, T.Soares).
	Dean Ashton, Liam Rosenior and Luke Steele were also in the squad for the two September fixtures. Darren Bent and Kieran Richardson were promoted into the full England squad for World Cup qualifiers in Wales and Northern Ireland. Of the two, only Richardson won a cap as a substitute in Cardiff, with Bent on the bench for both games. Stewart Downing withdrew with a knee injury. Johnson was added to the squad.
231	6 September 2005 - Germany 1 England 1 [1-1] Bruchwegstadion, Mainz (7,000)	Kießling Taylor	AD
	England: Scott Carson, S.Taylor, N.Hunt (Leighton Baines), Michael Dawson, A.Ferdinand, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, James Milner, G.O'Neil, Carlton Cole, J.Welsh (David Nugent), P.Whittingham (T.Soares). (unused: L.Camp, C.Davenport, R.Taylor, J.Stead).
	Baines and Ryan Taylor were also added to the squad as replacements. Darren Ambrose and Glen Johnson picked up injuries against Wales.
232	7 October 2005 - England 1 Austria 2 [1-0] Elland Road Stadium, Leeds (28,030)	Cole Janko (2)	HL
	England: Scott Carson, S.Taylor, Leighton Baines, Michael Dawson, A.Ferdinand (R.Taylor), T.Soares (L.Moore), James Milner, Tom Huddlestone, Carlton Coleᶜ (C.Jerome), Aaron Lennon, J.Thomas. (unused: L.Camp, N.Onuoha, P.Whittingham, J.Welsh).
	Calum Davenport and Luke Steele were also in the squad for the two October fixtures. Liam Ridgewell pulled out with a knee injury. Jerome, Lennon and Ryan Taylor were additions to the squad. Captain, Nigel Reo-Coker pulled out on the day with an ankle injury, but was fit for the next game, four nights later.
233	11 October 2005 - England 4 Poland 1 [3-1] Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield (23,110)	Cole, Thomas, Taylor (2) Kikut	HW
		Paweł Strąk77
	England: Scott Carson, R.Taylor (N.Onuoha), P.Whittingham, S.Taylor, A.Ferdinand, Tom Huddlestone, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, G.O'Neil, Carlton Cole (J.Stead), Aaron Lennon, J.Thomas (James Milner). (unused: L.Camp, C.Davies, J.Welsh, L.Moore).
	Davies was also an addition to the squad. Michael Dawson withdrew with a hamstring problem after the game with Austria.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2006 preliminary matches
234	play-off matches
	11 November 2005 - England 1 France 1 [0-0] White Hart Lane, Tottenham (34,494)	Ambrose Le Tallec	HD
	England: Scott Carson, R.Taylor, P.Whittingham, Michael Dawsonᶜ, A.Ferdinand, Tom Huddlestone, James Milner (Dean Ashton), D.Ambrose, Carlton Cole, Darren Bent, Kieran Richardson. (unused: L.Camp, N.Onuoha, C.Davies, J.Hoyte, J.Welsh, L.Moore).
	Third-choice goalkeeper, Luke Steele, was also, once again, in the squad for both legs of the play-off. Leighton Baines, Aaron Lennon, Nigel Reo-Coker, Steven Taylor and Jerome Thomas all withdrew with injuries. Gary O'Neil missed out with a calf injury, but recovered in time for the second leg, four nights later.
235	15 November 2005 - France 2 England 1 [0-0] Stade Marcel Picot, Tomblaine (13,045)	Ribéry, Briand (pen) Bent	AL
	England: Scott Carson, R.Taylor, N.Onuoha (P.Whittingham), Michael Dawson, A.Ferdinand, G.O'Neilᶜ, D.Ambrose (Dean Ashton), Tom Huddlestone, Carlton Cole (C.Jerome), Darren Bent, Kieran Richardson. (unused: L.Camp, C.Davies, J.Welsh, James Milner).
	France won 3-2 on aggregate.
Friendly match
236	28 February 2006 - England 3 Norway 1 [1-0] Madejski Stadium, Reading (15,022)	Whittingham, Bentley (2) Steenslid	HW
	England: Scott Carson (L.Camp), Glen Johnson (J.Hoyte), P.Whittingham (A.Taylor), L.Ridgewell (C.Davies), A.Ferdinand, Tom Huddlestone, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ (T.Soares), David Bentley (J.Welsh), David Nugent (L.Lita), James Milner (C.Jerome), W.Routledge (I.McLeod).
	Aaron Lennon dropped out of the squad because of illness, whilst Stewart Downing and Luke Moore withdrew with injuries.

Season 2006-07
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2007 preliminary matches
237	group eight
	15 August 2006 - England 2 Moldova 2 [1-0] Portman Road Stadium, Ipswich (13,556)	Walcott, Nugent Alexeev, Zislis	HD
	England: Scott Carson, Micah Richards, Leighton Baines, S.Taylor, A.Ferdinand, Tom Huddlestone, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, W.Routledge, Theo Walcott (C.Jerome), David Nugent, David Bentley (D.Ambrose). (unused: L.Camp, J.Hoyte, C.Davies, B.Watson, James Milner).
	Other squad members were Ben Alnwick, Nedum Onuoha, Tom Soares and Andrew Taylor. Darren Bent was taken out of an Under-21 squad for a third time to join the full England team, but this time came on as a substitute against Greece on the day after the Under-21s' game. 17-year-old, Theo Walcott became England Under-21s' youngest ever debutant and celebrated by opening the scoring in the third minute.
238	6 September 2006 - Switzerland 2 England 3 [1-2] Stadion Allmend, Lucerne (8,500)	Vonlanthen (pen), Barnetta Walcott, Nugent, Milner	AW
	England: Scott Carson, J.Hoyte, A.Ferdinand, S.Taylor, Leighton Baines, Tom Huddlestone, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, David Bentley (James Milner), Theo Walcott, David Nugent (C.Jerome), W.Routledge (Ashley Young). (unused: L.Camp, J.Welsh, P.Whittingham, M.Kilgallon).
	Other squad members were Scott Flinders, Micah Richards and Tom Soares. Ben Alnwick, Darren Ambrose, Curtis Davies, Nedum Onuoha and Andrew Taylor dropped out of the squad with injuries. Flinders and Kilgallon came in as replacements. Substitute James Milner's goal, two minutes from the end, took England into the play-offs, after they had squandered a two-goal lead and were going out of the competition to Switzerland.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2007 preliminary matches
239	play-off matches
	5 October 2006 - England 1 Germany 0 [0-0] Ricoh Arena, Coventry (30,919)	Baines	HW
	England: Scott Carson, Micah Richards, Leighton Baines, S.Taylor, A.Ferdinand, Tom Huddlestone, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, James Milner, Theo Walcott (Ashley Young), David Nugent (B.Watson), W.Routledge (Gabriel Agbonlahor). (unused: L.Camp, J.Hoyte, M.Kilgallon, P.Whittingham).
	Other squad members for both legs of the play-off were Gary Borrowdale, Lee Cattermole and Andrew Taylor. Darren Bent was taken out of the Under-21s' squad for the fourth time into the full England squad, this time to sit on the bench in qualifiers against Macedonia and Croatia.
240	10 October 2006 - Germany 0 England 2 [0-0] BayArena, Leverkusen (20,800)	Walcott (2)	AW
		Castro shot wide from a penalty in the 22nd minute.
		Markus Brzenska13 Steven Taylor59
	England: Scott Carson, Micah Richards, Leighton Baines, S.Taylor, A.Ferdinand, Tom Huddlestone, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, James Milner, Gabriel Agbonlahor (Theo Walcott), David Nugent (J.Hoyte), Ashley Young (C.Jerome). (unused: B.Alnwick, M.Kilgallon, B.Watson, W.Routledge).
	England won 3-0 on aggregate.
x		Sammy Lee
Friendly matches
241	14 November 2006 - Netherlands 0 England 1 [0-1] DSB Stadion, Alkmaar (15,000)	Hoyte	AW
	England: Scott Carson, J.Hoyte, Leighton Baines (L.Rosenior), C.Davies, M.Kilgallon, Tom Huddlestoneᶜ, W.Routledge (J.Welsh), James Milner (P.Whittingham), David Nugent (N.Onuoha), Ashley Young, Theo Walcott (C.Jerome). (unused: L.Camp).
	Gabriel Agbonlahor, Ben Alnwick, Lee Cattermole, Anton Ferdinand, Nigel Reo-Coker, Andrew Taylor and Steven Taylor all withdrew with injuries, whilst Kieran Richardson was lifted into the full England squad to appear as a substitute against the Netherlands in Amsterdam on the following night. Onuoha and Welsh were brought in as replacements. Peter Taylor opted out of the game to spend more time with his club, Crystal Palace, and then resigned, two months later.
x		Stuart Pearce
242	6 February 2007 - England 2 Spain 2 [0-2] Pride Park Stadium, Derby (28,295)	Nugent, Lita Soldado, Jurado	HD
	England: Scott Carson (Joe Hart), J.Hoyte, C.Davies, S.Taylor, A.Taylor (L.Rosenior), David Bentley, Tom Huddlestone (Kieran Richardson), N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, James Milner (L.Lita), David Nugent, Ashley Young (Theo Walcott). (unused: B.Alnwick, Gary Cahill, W.Routledge).
	Gabriel Agbonlahor was also in the squad. Leighton Baines, Lee Cattermole and Matt Derbyshire withdrew from the squad with injuries. Jerome came in as a replacement.
x		Nigel Pearson
243	24 March 2007 - England 3 Italy 3 [1-1] The National Stadium, Wembley (55,700)	Bentley, Routledge, Derbyshire Pazzini (3)	HD
	England: L.Camp, L.Rosenior (J.Hoyte), A.Ferdinand, Gary Cahill, Leighton Baines, David Bentley (Ashley Young), N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, Kieran Richardson (Tom Huddlestone), W.Routledge (James Milner), Gabriel Agbonlahor (M.Derbyshire), L.Lita. (unused: B.Alnwick, Joe Hart, L.Ridgewell, Lee Cattermole, C.Jerome).
	Curtis Davies, Andrew Taylor and Steven Taylor dropped out with injuries and Jerome and Ridgewell were drafted in as replacements. David Nugent was taken out of the squad to join up with the full international team and came on as a substitute to score against Andorra in Barcelona, four nights after the Under-21s' game. Stuart Pearce was busy managing Manchester City, so his assistant took charge of the team, though Pearce was at the game. Though the new stadium had a reduced capacity because it was a test event, it was still a record attendance for an under-21 international.
x		Stuart Pearce
244	5 June 2007 - England 5 Slovakia 0 [1-0] England also won 4-3 on penalty kicks Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich (20,193)	Richardson (pen), Reo-Coker, Taylor, Huddlestone, Lita	HW
		Huddlestone, Lita, Routledge and Noble scored in the shootout, whilst Baines's kick was saved by Kamenár. Hart saved two kicks.
	England: Joe Hart, N.Onuoha (Leighton Baines), J.Hoyte (L.Rosenior), S.Taylor, Gary Cahill, Tom Huddlestone, N.Reo-Cokerᶜ (L.Lita), James Milner (M.Noble), David Nugent (M.Derbyshire), Ashley Young (P.Whittingham), Kieran Richardson (W.Routledge). (unused: B.Alnwick, A.Ferdinand, J.Vaughan).
	David Bentley and Scott Carson were promoted to the full England squad and both were unused substitutes in Estonia on the night after the Under-21s' game.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2007 Finals in Netherlands
245	group B
	11 June 2007 - Czech Republic 0 England 0 [0-0] GelreDome, Arnhem (9,382)		ND
		Lita hit the post from an 88th-minute penalty.
	England: 1.Scott Carson, 2.J.Hoyte, 3.Leighton Baines, 17.Tom Huddlestone (18.M.Noble), 20.N.Onuoha, 6.Gary Cahill, 7.N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, 15.James Milner (16.L.Lita), 9.Kieran Richardson (12.W.Routledge), 10.David Nugent, 11.Ashley Young.
	Although England would have been allowed to have each of the other twelve squad members on the bench, only nine were available. Anton Ferdinand had a groin injury, Steven Taylor was suspended after being sent off in the play-off in Germany, eight months earlier, and 8.David Bentley had withdrawn from the squad, three days before the tournament, citing fatigue, thus reducing it to 22 players.
246	14 June 2007 - England 2 Italy 2 [2-1] GelreDome, Arnhem (17,103)	Nugent, Lita Chiellini, Aquilani	ND
	England: 1.Scott Carson, 2.J.Hoyte, 3.Leighton Baines, 4.S.Taylor, 20.N.Onuoha, 18.M.Noble, 7.N.Reo-Cokerᶜ (9.Kieran Richardson), 15.James Milner, 16.L.Lita (21.J.Vaughan), 10.David Nugent (23.P.Whittingham), 11.Ashley Young.
247	17 June 2007 - England 2 Serbia 0 [1-0] McDOS Goffertstadion, Nijmegen (9,133)	Lita, Derbyshire	NW
		Tom Huddlestone90
	England: 1.Scott Carson, 2.J.Hoyte, 3.Leighton Baines, 4.S.Taylor, 20.N.Onuoha, 18.M.Noble, 7.N.Reo-Cokerᶜ (17.Tom Huddlestone), 15.James Milner, 9.Kieran Richardson (12.W.Routledge), 10.David Nugent, 16.L.Lita (19.M.Derbyshire).
	Ashley Young was suspended after picking up a yellow card in each of the two opening games, though Anton Ferdinand appeared on the bench for the first time, following his injury.
248	semi-final
	20 June 2007 - Netherlands 1 England 1 [0-1]ᴭᵀ 13-12 on penalty-kicks Abe Lenstra Stadion, Heerenveen (23,467)	Rigters Lita	AD
		Penalty shootout: Young 0-1, Babel 1-1, Milner 1-2, Drenthe 1-2, Noble 1-3, Janssen 2-3, Hoyte 2-3, Beerens 3-3, Derbyshire 3-4, Maduro 4-4, Ferdinand 4-5, De Ridder 5-5, Carson 5-6, Zuiverloon 6-6, Rosenior 6-7, Rigters 7-7, Reo-Coker 7-7, Kruiswijk 7-7, Taylor 7-8, Waterman 8-8, Young 8-9, Beerens 9-9, Milner 9-10, Drenthe 10-10, Noble 10-11, Maduro 11-11, Hoyte 11-12, Janssen 12-12, Derbyshire 12-12, De Ridder 12-12, Ferdinand 12-12, Zuiverloon 13-12
		Drenthe hit the post, Kruiswijk shot over the bar and Ferdinand hit the bar. Waterman saved from Hoyte, Reo-Coker and Derbyshire, Carson saved from De Ridder.
	England: 1.Scott Carson, 2.J.Hoyte, 3.Leighton Baines (14.L.Rosenior), 4.S.Taylor, 20.N.Onuoha, 18.M.Noble, 7.N.Reo-Cokerᶜ, 15.James Milner, 16.L.Lita (5.A.Ferdinand), 10.David Nugent (19.M.Derbyshire), 11.Ashley Young.
	Onuoha went off injured after the three substitutions had been made, leaving England to play with only nine fit men for the last twenty minutes of extra time, with Taylor limping through the remainder of the game and even scoring in the shootout which, at 32 kicks, was the longest ever in a UEFA competition. Because England ended the match with ten players, six players from each side were required to take two penalties each, but both goalkeepers opted to take one. Justin Hoyte went on to make 18 full international appearances for Trinidad and Tobago.
	20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Alnwick (unused), Hart (unused), Huddlestone, Noble and Onuoha. 18-year-old in UEFA finals squad: Vaughan.
England are eliminated from the 2007 UEFA Under-21 Championship in the semi-finals. Netherlands are the eventual winners. Unused squad members were 13.Joe Hart and 22.B.Alnwick.

Season 2007-08
Friendly match
249	21 August 2007 - England 1 Romania 1 [1-1] Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol (18,640)	Derbyshire Hart OG	HD
		Cristian Scutaru73
	England: Joe Hart (B.Alnwick), C.Gardner (M.Mancienne), M.Cranie, D.Wheater, N.Onuohaᶜ, M.Kightly (Adam Johnson), M.Noble (Tom Huddlestone), M.Johnson (F.Muamba), M.Derbyshire (James Milner), Gabriel Agbonlahor (L.Moore), Theo Walcott. (unused: D.Blackstock).
	Andrew Taylor was also in the squad, whilst Steven Taylor was taken out of the squad to sit on the bench for the full international against Germany at Wembley on the following night.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2009 preliminary matches
250	group three
	7 September 2007 - Montenegro 0 England 3 [0-2] Stadion pod Goricom, Podgorica (9,000)	Onuoha, Agbonlahor, Surman	AW
	England: Joe Hart, M.Cranie, A.Taylor, M.Noble, S.Taylorᶜ, N.Onuoha (A.Surman), James Milner, C.Gardner, M.Derbyshire (D.Blackstock), Gabriel Agbonlahor, Theo Walcott (F.Muamba). (unused: B.Alnwick, L.Moore, D.Wheater, Adam Johnson).
	Goalkeeper, Joe Lewis was also in the squad for the two September fixtures. Michael Johnson and Michael Mancienne both withdrew with groin injuries.
251	11 September 2007 - Bulgaria 0 England 2 [0-2] Stadion Balgarska Armia Stadium, Sofiya (1,000)	Huddlestone, Noble	AW
	England: Joe Hart, M.Cranie, A.Taylor, M.Noble, S.Taylorᶜ, N.Onuoha, James Milner, Tom Huddlestone, M.Derbyshire (L.Moore), Gabriel Agbonlahor (M.Kightly), Theo Walcott (F.Muamba). (unused: B.Alnwick, D.Blackstock, C.Gardner, D.Wheater.
252	12 October 2007 - England 1 Montenegro 0 [1-0] Walkers Stadium, Leicester (20,022)	Derbyshire	HW
	England: Joe Hart, M.Cranie, A.Taylor, A.Surman (F.Muamba), S.Taylorᶜ, N.Onuoha, James Milner, Tom Huddlestone, M.Derbyshire (C.Jerome), Gabriel Agbonlahor (M.Kightly), Theo Walcott. (unused: B.Alnwick, L.Moore, D.Wheater, Adam Johnson).
	Dexter Blackstock, Craig Gardner, Michael Johnson and Joe Lewis withdrew from the squad for the two October fixtures, with injuries.
253	16 October 2007 - Republic of Ireland 0 England 3 [0-3] Turners Cross, Cork (6,500)	Noble (2), Milner	AW
	England: Joe Hart, M.Cranie, A.Taylor, M.Noble, S.Taylorᶜ, N.Onuoha (D.Wheater), James Milner, Tom Huddlestone, M.Derbyshire (L.Moore), Gabriel Agbonlahor (Adam Johnson), Theo Walcott. (unused: B.Alnwick, C.Jerome, F.Muamba, B.Jones).
254	16 November 2007 - England 2 Bulgaria 0 [1-0] stadium:mk, Milton Keynes (20,222)	Agbonlahor, Milner (pen)	HW
	England: Joe Hart, C.Gardner, J.Mattock, L.Cattermole, S.Taylorᶜ, D.Wheater, James Milner, Tom Huddlestone (Adam Johnson), M.Derbyshire (F.Muamba), Gabriel Agbonlahor (G.Leadbitter), Theo Walcott. (unused: B.Alnwick, A.Surman, R.Stearman, I.Miller).
	Cameron Jerome, Billy Jones, Michael Kightly, Luke Moore, Nedum Onuoha, Andrew Taylor and James Vaughan all withdrew from the squad for the two November fixtures due to injuries. Connolly, Mattock, Miller and Stearman were brought in as replacements.
255	20 November 2007 - Portugal 1 England 1 [1-0] Estádio Municipal, Águeda (5,468)	Vieirinha (pen) Johnson	AD
	England: Joe Hart, C.Gardner, S.Taylorᶜ (M.Mancienne), D.Wheater, J.Mattock, L.Cattermole, Tom Huddlestone, F.Muamba, James Milner, Adam Johnson, Theo Walcott. (unused: Tom Heaton, G.Leadbitter, M.Connolly, A.Surman, R.Stearman, I.Miller).
	Gabriel Agbonlahor and Matt Derbyshire were ruled out after picking up injuries against Bulgaria.
256	5 February 2008 - England 3 Republic of Ireland 0 [0-0] St Mary's Stadium, Southampton (31,473)	O'Hallaron OG, Milner, Walcott	HW
	England: Joe Hart, C.Gardner, J.Mattock, M.Noble (A.Surman), S.Taylorᶜ, D.Wheater, James Milner, Tom Huddlestone (C.Jerome), Aaron Lennon, F.Muamba, Theo Walcott (Adam Johnson). (unused: J.Lewis, M.Mancienne, L.Moore, J.O'Hara).
	Other squad members were Tom Heaton, Ryan Shawcross and James Vaughan. Lee Cattermole and Nedum Onuoha pulled out with injuries.
Friendly matches
257	25 March 2008 - England 0 Poland 0 [0-0] Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton (28,178)		HD
	England: Joe Hart (Tom Heaton), M.Mancienne, N.Onuohaᶜ, Ryan Shawcross (S.Dann), D.Fox, C.Gardner (G.Leadbitter), A.Surman (J.Mattock), J.O'Hara, Adam Johnson, C.Jerome (Fraizer Campbell), L.Moore (M.Derbyshire).
	Lee Cattermole, Michael Johnson and Ishmael Miller withdrew from the squad with injuries. Danny Fox went on to make four full international appearances for Scotland.
258	15 May 2008 - Wales 0 England 2 [0-2] Racecourse Ground, Wrexham (6,831)	Huddlestone (pen), Walcott	AW
	England: Joe Hart (J.Lewis), M.Cranie, A.Taylor (J.O'Hara), L.Cattermole, M.Mancienne. D.Wheaterᶜ (S.Dann), Theo Walcott, Tom Huddlestone, Gabriel Agbonlahor (D.Blackstock), G.Leadbitter (F.Muamba), Adam Johnson (Ryan Shawcross).
	Matt Connolly, Danny Fox, Michael Johnson, Michael Kightly and Mark Noble pulled out with injuries, whilst Fraizer Campbell was helping Hull City to reach Wembley in the Championship play-off final on the night before, and Tom Heaton, who had never played for Manchester United, was retained as their third-choice goalkeeper for the following week's Champions League Final in Moscow. Huddlestone was added to the squad.

Season 2008-09
259	19 August 2008 - England 2 Slovenia 1 [2-1] Kingston Communications Stadium, Hull (6,235)	Richards, Milner Velikonja	HW
		Nejc Pečnik63
	England: J.Lewis (Tom Heaton), Micah Richards (M.Cranie), N.Onuoha (D.Wheater), M.Mancienne, A.Taylor, M.Johnson (Fraizer Campbell), Tom Huddlestone (F.Muamba), M.Noble, James Milnerᶜ (M.Kightly), M.Derbyshire, Aaron Lennon (Adam Johnson). (unused: C.Gardner, Gabriel Agbonlahor).
	Lee Cattermole and Jamie O'Hara were also in the squad. Steven Taylor withdrew with an ankle injury. Theo Walcott was called up into the full international squad and was an unused substitute at Wembley against the Czech Republic on the following night.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2009 preliminary matches
260	group three
	5 September 2008 - England 2 Portugal 0 [1-0] The National Stadium, Wembley (27,732)	Milner (pen), Agbonlahor	HW
	England: Joe Hart, M.Cranie, A.Taylor, F.Muamba (L.Cattermole), S.Taylorᶜ, M.Mancienne, James Milner, Tom Huddlestone, Gabriel Agbonlahor (Fraizer Campbell), M.Noble, Adam Johnson (M.Kightly). (unused: Tom Heaton, J.O'Hara, R.Stearman, Aaron Lennon).
	Craig Gardner, Michael Johnson and Micah Richards withdrew with injuries, whilst Theo Walcott was again called up into the full England squad, but this time played the full game against Andorra in Barcelona on the night after the Under-21s' game. Stearman was added to the squad.
261	play-off matches
	10 October 2008 - Wales 2 England 3 [2-2] Ninian Park, Cardiff (10,500)	Church (2) Wheater, Johnson, Agbonlahor	AW
	England: Joe Hart, D.Wheater, J.O'Hara, L.Cattermole, S.Taylorᶜ, M.Mancienne, James Milner, Tom Huddlestone, Gabriel Agbonlahor (Fraizer Campbell), M.Noble, Adam Johnson. (unused: Tom Heaton, R.Stearman, Jack Cork, Ryan Bertrand, M.Derbyshire, S.Ebanks-Blake).
	Goalkeeper, Joe Lewis was also in the squad for both legs of the play-off. Craig Gardner, Aaron Lennon and Micah Richards dropped out with injuries. Cork and Stearman were brought in as replacements.
262	14 October 2008 - England 2 Wales 2 [2-2] Villa Park, Birmingham (23,812)	Huddlestone, Vokes OG Ramsey, Church	HD
		Tom Huddlestone66
	England: Joe Hart, D.Wheater, J.O'Hara, L.Cattermole (F.Muamba), S.Taylorᶜ, M.Mancienne, James Milner, Tom Huddlestone, Gabriel Agbonlahor (Fraizer Campbell), M.Noble, Adam Johnson. (unused: Tom Heaton, A.Taylor, M.Cranie, M.Derbyshire, Adam Lallana).
	Andrew Taylor joined the squad for the second leg. England won 5-4 on aggregate.
Friendly matches
263	18 November 2008 - England 2 Czech Republic 0 [1-0] Bramall Lane, Sheffield (18,735)	Campbell, Gardner	HW
		O'Hara's 58th-minute penalty was saved by Diviš.
	England: J.Lewis (F.Fielding), M.Cranie (K.Naughton), J.O'Hara (Ryan Bertrand), F.Muamba (Jack Cork), R.Stearman, N.Onuohaᶜ, Aaron Lennon, C.Gardner (Fabian Delph), Fraizer Campbell (S.Ebanks-Blake), J.Vaughan (Adam Lallana), M.Kightly. (unused: Adam Johnson).
	Vaughan was added to the squad after Matt Derbyshire withdrew with a groin injury.
264	10 February 2009 - Ecuador U23 3 England 2 [0-2] Estadio La Rosaleda, Málaga (3,000)	Guerrón, Palacios, Caicedo Johnson, Campbell	NL
	England: Tom Heaton (S.Loach), S.Taylorᶜ, Micah Richards (Jack Cork), M.Mancienne, J.Mattock (Kieran Gibbs), R.Stearman, M.Kightly (C.Gardner), Tom Huddlestone, Fraizer Campbell, L.Cattermole (Danny Welbeck), Adam Johnson (K.Naughton).
	Sylvan Ebanks-Blake dropped out of the squad suffering from a sickness bug, and Ryan Bertrand, Mark Davies, Danny Fox, Aaron Lennon, Jamie O'Hara and Nedum Onuoha withdrew with injuries, whilst James Milner was transferred to the full England squad and sat on the bench against Spain in Sevilla on the following night. Gardner, Gibbs and Mattock were late additions. Ecuador included over-age players, including a 37-year-old goalkeeper.
265	27 March 2009 - Norway 0 England 5 [0-2] Komplett.no Arena, Sandefjord (2,014)	Campbell, Johnson, Huddlestone, Derbyshire (2)	AW
	England: Joe Hart (S.Loach), C.Gardner, A.Taylor (Kieran Gibbs), F.Muamba (M.Derbyshire), D.Wheater, N.Onuohaᶜ (M.Mancienne), L.Cattermole (James Milner), Tom Huddlestone, Fraizer Campbell, J.O'Hara (M.Cranie), Adam Johnson.
	Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, Joe Lewis, Micah Richards, Steven Taylor and Theo Walcott withdrew from the squad for the two March fixtures with injuries. Aaron Lennon was promoted to the full England squad and started both Wembley internationals against Slovakia and Ukraine on the nights after the two Under-21 fixtures. Cranie was brought in as a replacement, and Gabriel Agbonlahor and Ryan Shawcross were also added to the squad, but both had to withdraw.
266	31 March 2009 - England 0 France 2 [0-2] City Ground, Nottingham (23,632)	Obertan, Sissoko	HL
	England: Joe Hart, M.Cranie (Jack Rodwell), A.Taylor (J.O'Hara), M.Mancienne, D.Wheater (F.Muamba), N.Onuohaᶜ, James Milner (Danny Welbeck), Tom Huddlestone, M.Derbyshire (Fraizer Campbell), M.Noble (C.Gardner), Adam Johnson. (unused: S.Loach, L.Cattermole).
267	8 June 2009 - England 7 Azerbaijan 0 [3-0] stadium:mk, Milton Keynes (12,020)	Mancienne, Sadιqov OG, Gardner, N.Məmmədov OG, Gibbs (2), Rodwell	HW
	England: Joe Hart (S.Loach), M.Cranie, Kieran Gibbs, F.Muamba (A.Taylor), J.Tomkins, M.Mancienne, C.Gardner (Jack Rodwell), L.Cattermole (J.Lewis), Fraizer Campbell (R.Stearman), M.Nobleᶜ (Danny Rose), Adam Johnson.
	Steven Taylor and Danny Welbeck pulled out of the UEFA finals squad with injuries. Rose and Stearman were brought in as replacements. James Milner and Theo Walcott were called into the full England squad for two World Cup qualifiers, in Kazakhstan, and at Wembley, against Andorra. Walcott played in both, but Milner did not make the bench for either game. They joined up with the Under-21 squad afterwards. Rather than England going down to ten men, even though they were leading by six goals with 15 minutes left, goalkeeper, Joe Lewis, the last player left on the bench, came on as an outfield substitute when Cattermole went off injured.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2009 Finals in Sweden
268	group B
	15 June 2009 - England 2 Finland 1 [1-1] Örjans Vall, Halmstad (6,828)	Cattermole, Richards Sparv (pen)	NW
		Michael Mancienne31
	England: 1.Joe Hart, 2.M.Cranie, 19.Kieran Gibbs, 4.L.Cattermole, 17.Micah Richards (16.J.Tomkins), 18.M.Mancienne, 7.James Milner, 12.F.Muamba, 9.Gabriel Agbanlahor (15.Jack Rodwell), 10.M.Nobleᶜ, 14.Theo Walcott (21.Fraizer Campbell).
269	18 June 2009 - Spain 0 England 2 [0-0] Gamla Ullevi, Göteborg (16,123)	Campbell, Milner	NW
		Milner's 32nd-minute penalty was saved by Asenjo.
	England: 1.Joe Hart, 2.M.Cranie, 19.Kieran Gibbs, 4.L.Cattermole, 17.Micah Richards, 6.N.Onuoha, 7.James Milner (8.C.Gardner), 12.F.Muamba, 9.Gabriel Agbonlahor (21.Fraizer Campbell), 10.M.Nobleᶜ, 11.Adam Johnson (14.Theo Walcott).
270	22 June 2009 - Germany 1 England 1 [1-1] Örjans Vall, Halmstad (7,414)	Castro Rodwell	ND
	England: 22.S.Loach (13.J.Lewis), 20.A.Driver (19.Kieran Gibbs), 23.Danny Rose, 3.A.Taylor, 18.M.Mancienne, 5.R.Stearman, J.Tomkins, 8.C.Gardnerᶜ, 15.Jack Rodwell, 21.Fraizer Campbell (14.Theo Walcott), 11.Adam Johnson.
	Gabriel Agbonlahor picked up a calf injury against Spain and had to miss this game, whilst James Milner had picked up a yellow card in each of the two opening games and was suspended.
271	semi-final
	26 June 2009 - England 3 Sweden 3 [3-0]ᴭᵀ 5-4 on penalty-kicks Gamla Ullevi, Göteborg (16,385)	Cranie, Onuoha, Bjärsmyr OG Berg (2), Toivonen	AD
		Penalty shootout: Milner 0-0, Berg 0-0, Hart 1-0, Elm 1-1, Cattermole 2-1, Bjärsmyr 2-2, Johnson 3-2, Lustig 3-3, Walcott 4-3, Bengtsson 4-4, Gibbs 5-4, Molins 5-4
		Milner shot wide, Hart saved from Berg, and Molins hit the post.
		Fraizer Campbell104
	England: 1.Joe Hart, 2.M.Cranie, 19.Kieran Gibbs, 4.L.Cattermole, 17.Micah Richards, 6.N.Onuoha, 7.James Milner, 12.F.Muamba (11.Adam Johnson), 9.Gabriel Agbonlahor (21.Fraizer Campbell), 10.M.Nobleᶜ (15.Jack Rodwell), 14.Theo Walcott.
272	FINAL
	29 June 2009 - Germany 4 England 0 [1-0] Swedbank Stadion, Malmö (18,769)	Castro, Özil, Wagner (2)	NL
	England: 22.S.Loach, 2.M.Cranie (8.C.Gardner), 19.Kieran Gibbs, 4.L.Cattermole, 17.Micah Richards, 6.N.Onuoha (18.M.Mancienne), 7.James Milner, 12.F.Muamba (Jack Rodwell), 14.Theo Walcott, 10.M.Nobleᶜ, 11.Adam Johnson.
	Gabriel Agbonlahor and Joe Hart (in addition to Campbell) were suspended for the final after picking up their second yellow card of the tournament, in the semi-final. Hart's had been awarded during the penalty shootout.
	20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Richards, Tomkins and Walcott. Micah Richards celebrated his 21st birthday during the tournament. 19-year-old in UEFA finals squad: Gibbs. 18-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Rodwell and Rose.
England finish runners-up in the 2009 UEFA Under-21 Championship

Season 2009-10
Friendly match
273	11 August 2009 - Netherlands 0 England 0 [0-0] Euroborg, Groningen (6,500)		AD
	England: S.Loach (F.Fielding), Micah Richardsᶜ (K.Naughton), Kieran Gibbs (Ryan Bertrand), Danny Rose, M.Mancienne, J.Tomkins, Jack Rodwell (Chris Smalling), F.Stanislas (F.Sears), L.Cattermole (Andy Carroll), Fabian Delph (Jack Wilshere), J.Vaughan (Daniel Sturridge).
	Fabrice Muamba withdrew from the squad with an injury. Wilshere was brought in as a replacement.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2011 preliminary matches
274	group nine
	4 September 2009 - FYR Macedonia 1 England 2 [1-0] Stadion Goce Delčev, Prilep (2,000)	Ibraimi Sears, Cattermole (pen)	AW
	England: S.Loach, K.Naughton, Kieran Gibbs, Danny Rose (Jack Wilshere), F.Muamba (F.Sears), J.Tomkins, M.Mancienne, F.Stanislas (Tom Cleverley), L.Cattermoleᶜ, Daniel Sturridge, Jack Rodwell. (unused: F.Fielding, Chris Smalling, Jack Cork, Danny Welbeck).
	Goalkeeper, Alex McCarthy was also in the squad for the two September fixtures. Ryan Bertrand, Fabian Delph, Micah Richards and James Vaughan withdrew with injuries. Cork came in as a replacement.
275	8 September 2009 - Greece 1 England 1 [1-1] Stádio Asteras, Tripoli (2,678)	Ninis Sturridge	AD
	England: S.Loach, K.Naughton, Kieran Gibbs, Danny Rose, F.Muambaᶜ, J.Tomkins, M.Mancienne, Jack Wilshere, Jack Rodwell (M.Addison), Daniel Sturridge (Danny Welbeck (F.Sears)), Tom Cleverley. (unused: F.Fielding, Chris Smalling, Jack Cork, F.Stanislas).
	Captain and match-winner, Lee Cattermole picked up a heel injury in Macedonia and withdrew from the squad.
276	9 October 2009 - England 6 FYR Macedonia 3 [2-1] Ricoh Arena, Coventry (20,074)	Gibbs, Richards, Carroll (2), Hines (2) Muarem, Ibraimi, Gibbs OG	HW
	England: S.Loach, Micah Richardsᶜ, Kieran Gibbs, Danny Rose (F.Muamba), Jack Rodwell, J.Tomkins, M.Mancienne, Tom Cleverley, Jack Wilshere, Andy Carroll (Danny Welbeck), Theo Walcott (Z.Hines). (unused: F.Fielding, Chris Smalling, F.Stanislas, Daniel Sturridge).
	Other squad members were Ryan Bertrand, Jack Cork, Alex McCarthy and Kyle Naughton. Lee Cattermole, Fabian Delph and Sam Hutchinson withdrew with injuries, and Walcott was a late addition.
277	14 November 2009 - England 1 Portugal 0 [1-0] The National Stadium, Wembley (33,833)	Rose	HW
	England: S.Loach, Danny Rose (Jack Cork), Kieran Gibbs, Micah Richardsᶜ, Chris Smalling, Ryan Bertrand, M.Mancienne (K.Naughton), F.Muamba, Tom Cleverley, Fabian Delph (D.Gosling), Andy Carroll. (unused: F.Fielding, H.Lansbury, Daniel Sturridge, Z.Hines).
	Michael Johnson, Jack Rodwell, Junior Stanislas, James Tomkins and Danny Welbeck withdrew from the squad for the two November fixtures with injuries. Gosling and Lansbury were drafted in as replacements, as were Ciaran Clark (who went on to make 36 full international appearances for the Republic of Ireland) and Kyle Walker.
278	17 November 2009 - Lithuania 0 England 0 [0-0] Vėtros stadionas, Vilnius (500)		AD
	England: S.Loach, Danny Rose, Kieran Gibbs (Ryan Bertrand), F.Muamba (F.Hines), Micah Richardsᶜ, Chris Smalling, M.Mancienne, Tom Cleverley, Fabian Delph, Andy Carroll, Daniel Sturridge (H.Lansbury). (unused: F.Fielding, K.Naughton, D.Gosling, Jack Cork).
279	3 March 2010 - England 1 Greece 2 [0-1] Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster (9,708)	Delfouneso K.Papadopoulos, G.Papadopoulos	HL
	England: S.Loach, Kyle Walker, Ryan Bertrand, F.Muamba (Daniel Sturridge), Micah Richardsᶜ, Chris Smalling (N.Delfouneso), Jack Wilshere, L.Cattermole, Andy Carroll, Jack Rodwell, Tom Cleverley (D.Gosling). (unused: F.Fielding, J.Tomkins, M.Mancienne, Fabian Delph).
	Other squad members were Jack Cork, Henri Lansbury, Alex McCarthy, Victor Moses and Kyle Naughton. Danny Welbeck withdrew with a knee injury.

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