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Season 2010-11
x		Stuart Pearce
Friendly match
280	10 August 2010 - England 2 Uzbekistan 0 [0-0] Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol (9,821)	Rose, Kelly	HW
	England: F.Fielding (Alex McCarthy), Kyle Walker, Danny Rose, M.Mancienne, Jack Rodwellᶜ (H.Lansbury), Chris Smalling, Phil Jones (Martin Kelly), Tom Cleverley, Jordan Henderson (Jack Cork), Daniel Sturridge (M.Albrighton), V.Moses (Danny Welbeck).
	Ryan Bertrand and Fabrice Muamba were also in the squad. Andy Carroll withdrew with a back injury. Lansbury was a late addition. Fielding was called up into the full England squad after the game and was an unused substitute against Hungary at Wembley on the following night. Victor Moses went on to make 38 full international appearances for Nigeria.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2011 preliminary matches
281	group nine
	3 September 2010 - Portugal 0 England 1 [0-1] Estádio Cidade, Barcelos (6,821)	Sturridge	AW
	England: F.Fielding, Kyle Walker, Ryan Bertrand, Danny Rose, M.Mancienneᶜ (F.Muamba), Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, Tom Cleverley, Jordan Henderson, Danny Welbeck (Jack Cork), Daniel Sturridge (N.Delfouneso). (unused: J.Steele, Martin Kelly, M.Albrighton, Jack Wilshere).
	Andy Carroll, Henri Lansbury, Victor Moses, Micah Richards and Jack Rodwell withdrew from the squad for the two September fixtures with injuries. Smithies was released to play for Huddersfield Town in a League One match on the following day, but he joined up with the squad afterwards for the game with Lithuania. Scott Loach was called up into the full England squad for matches against Bulgaria and in Switzerland on the same nights as the Under-21s' games, but he did not appear on the bench for either of the qualifiers. Steele came in as a replacement.
282	7 September 2010 - England 3 Lithuania 0 [0-0] Weston Homes Community Stadium, Colchester (7,240)	Welbeck (2), Albrighton	HW
	England: F.Fielding, Kyle Walker (Jack Wilshere), Ryan Bertrand, Danny Rose, M.Mancienneᶜ, Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, Tom Cleverley (M.Albrighton), Jordan Henderson, Danny Welbeck, Daniel Sturridge (Jack Cork). (unused: A.Smithies, Martin Kelly, F.Muamba, N.Delfouneso).
283	play-off matches
	8 October 2010 - England 2 Romania 1 [0-0] Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich (25,749)	Henderson, Smalling Hora	HW
	England: F.Fielding, Ryan Bertrand, Danny Rose, F.Muamba, Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, M.Mancienneᶜ, Tom Cleverley (M.Albrighton), Jordan Henderson, Danny Welbeck (Daniel Sturridge), Jack Wilshere (Jack Cork). (unused: S.Loach, H.Lansbury, Kyle Walker, N.Delfouneso).
	Goalkeeper, Jason Steele was also in the squad for both legs of the play-off. Kieran Gibbs, Micah Richards and Alex Smithies withdrew with injuries.
284	12 October 2010 - Romania 0 England 0 [0-0] Stadionul Municipal, Botoşani (6,247)		AD
	England: F.Fielding, M.Mancienneᶜ, Ryan Bertrand, Danny Rose (Jack Cork), F.Muamba, Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, Tom Cleverley, Jordan Henderson, Danny Welbeck (N.Delfouneso), Daniel Sturridge (H.Lansbury). (unused: S.Loach, Martin Kelly, Kyle Walker, Kieran Trippier).
	Jack Wilshere was taken out of the squad after the first leg to sit on the bench at Wembley for England's game with Montenegro several hours after the second leg. Marc Albrighton dropped out after picking up a groin strain in the first leg. Trippier was called into the squad following the earlier withdrawals. England won 2-1 on aggregate.
Friendly matches
285	16 November 2010 - Germany 2 England 0 [1-0] BRITA-Arena, Wiesbaden (5,600)	Rausch, Tosun (pen)	AL
		Jason Steele58
	England: S.Loach (J.Steele), Kieran Trippier, Ryan Bertrand, Danny Rose, Jack Rodwell (C.Wickham), Martin Kelly (Steven Caulker), M.Mancienneᶜ, S.Sinclair (B.Mee), Jack Cork, N.Delfounso (J.McEachran), H.Lansbury.
	Other squad members were Marc Albrighton and Kyle Walker. Tom Cleverley, Frankie Fielding, Fabrice Muamba and Danny Welbeck withdrew from the squad with injuries, whilst Micah Richards and Chris Smalling were called up into the full England squad for a Wembley meeting with France on the following night. Both were substitutes, but Richards came on for the second half. Caulker, Loach, Trippier and Wickham were brought in as replacements, but there were still only two goalkeepers, so when substitute, Steele was sent off in giving away the penalty, Lansbury went in goal for the remaining 32 minutes, plus added time, and it was only the resulting penalty kick that beat him.
286	8 February 2011 - Italy 1 England 0 [0-0] Stadio comunale Carlo Castellani, Empoli (3,700)	Macheda (pen)	AL
		Ben Mee88
	England: F.Fielding, K.Naughton, J.Bennett, F.Muambaᶜ, Jack Rodwell (Jack Cork), B.Mee, M.Albrighton (S.Sinclair), H.Lansbury (Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain), J.Vaughan (Jay Rodriguez), J.McEachran (Kieran Trippier), N.Delfouneso (J.Howson). (unused: S.Loach, J.Steele).
	Nine players from the original 23-man squad were unavailable. Fabian Delph, Kieran Gibbs, Jordan Henderson, Martin Kelly, MIcah Richards, Chris Smalling, Daniel Sturridge and James Tomkins all withdrew with injuries, whilst Kyle Walker was called up into the full England squad and was an unused substitute against Denmark in Copenagen on the following night. This left Stuart Pearce with only two defenders left from the selected eight. Howson, McEachran, Naughton, Trippier and Vaughan were brought in as replacements.
287	24 March 2011 - Denmark 0 England 4 [0-1] Viborg Stadion, Viborg (5,126)	Welbeck, Sinclair, Sturridge, Henderson	AW
	England: Alex McCarthy, K.Naughton, Ryan Bertrand, Chris Smalling, Micah Richardsᶜ (J.Tomkins), F.Muamba (M.Albrighton), Tom Cleverley (Jack Cork), Jordan Henderson (N.Delfouneso), Danny Welbeck (Danny Rose), Daniel Sturridge (C.Wickham), S.Sinclair (J.McEachran). (unused: S.Loach, J.Bennett).
	Steven Caulker, Mark Davies, Frankie Fielding, Kieran Gibbs, Gary Hooper, Henri Lansbury, Ben Mee, Jack Rodwell and Alex Smithies all withdrew from the 31-man squad for the two March fixtures, with injuries. Kyle Walker was again promoted to the full England squad, but had to withdraw with a groin injury.
288	28 March 2011 - England 1 Iceland 2 [1-1] Deepdale Stadium, Preston (14,622)	Delfouneso Smárason, Eyjólfsson	HL
	England: Alex McCarthy (S.Loach), K.Naughton (J.Spence), Ryan Bertrandᶜ (J.Bennett), Jack Cork (Tom Cleverley), J.Tomkins, N.Baker, M.Albrighton (S.Sinclair), J.McEachran (J.Mutch), C.Wickham, Danny Rose, N.Delfouneso (A.Hammill). (unused: B.Amos).
	Henderson, Muamba, Richards, Smalling, Sturridge and Welbeck were released back to their clubs after the game in Denmark. Amos, Hammill, Mutch and Spence were brought in as replacements, as was Jonny Howson, who picked up a hamstring strain and had to withdraw.
289	5 June 2011 - England 2 Norway 0 [2-0] St Mary's Stadium, Southampton (17,996)	Sturridge, Rose	HW
	England: F.Fielding, M.Mancienneᶜ, Ryan Bertrand (Kieran Gibbs), F.Muamba (Jack Cork), Chris Smalling, Phil Jones (J.Tomkins), Daniel Sturridge (N.Delfouneso), Jordan Henderson (H.Lansbury), Danny Welbeck (Tom Cleverley), Jack Rodwell, Danny Rose (M.Albrighton). (unused: J.Steele, C.Wickham).
	Other squad members were Alex McCarthy, Scott Sinclair and Kyle Walker. Micah Richards pulled out of the UEFA finals squad with a hamstring injury and was replaced by Tomkins.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2011 Finals in Denmark
290	group B
	12 June 2011 - Spain 1 England 1 [1-0] MCH Arena, Herning (8,046)	Herrera Welbeck	ND
	England: 1.F.Fielding, 2.M.Mancienneᶜ (Jack Rodwell), 3.Ryan Bertrand, 14.Kyle Walker, 5.Chris Smalling, 6.Phil Jones, 20.Danny Rose (18.H.Lansbury), 17.Tom Cleverley (11.S.Sinclair), 8.Jordan Henderson, 9.Danny Welbeck, 10.Daniel Sturridge.
	12.Kieran Gibbs picked up an ankle injury against Norway and withdrew from the squad, leaving England with 22 players.
291	15 June 2011 - Ukraine 0 England 0 [0-0] MCH Arena, Herning (3,495)		ND
	England: 1.F.Fielding, 2.M.Mancienneᶜ (4.F.Muamba), 3.Ryan Bertrand, 14.Kyle Walker, 5.Chris Smalling, 6.Phil Jones, 20.Danny Rose (18.H.Lansbury), 19.Jack Rodwell (11.S.Sinclair), 8.Jordan Henderson, 9.Danny Welbeck, 10.Daniel Sturridge.
	Michael Mancienne went on to represent the Seychelles at full international level.
292	19 June 2011 - England 1 Czech Republic 2 [0-0] Viborg Stadion, Viborg (5,262)	Welbeck Chramosta, Pekhart	NL
	England: 1.F.Fielding, 14.Kyle Walker, 3.Ryan Bertrand, 4.F.Muamba, 5.Chris Smalling, 6.Phil Jonesᶜ, 17.Tom Cleverley (7.M.Albrighton), 8.Jordan Henderson (18.H.Lansbury), 9.Danny Welbeck, 10.Daniel Sturridge, 11.S.Sinclair (20.Danny Rose).
	England were leading as they went into the 89th minute.
	20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Delfouneso (unused), Henderson, Lansbury, Rodwell, Rose, Steele (unused) and Welbeck. Henderson celebrated his 21st birthday during the tournament. 19-year-old in UEFA finals squad: Jones. 18-year-old in UEFA finals squad: Wickham (unused).
England are eliminated from the 2011 UEFA Under-21 Championship at the group stage. Spain are the eventual winners. Unused squad members were 13.Alex McCarthy, 15.J.Tomkins, 16.Jack Cork, 21.N.Delfouneso, 22.C.Wickham and 23.J.Steele.

Season 2011-12
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2013 preliminary match
293	group eight
	1 September 2011 - England 6 Azerbaijan 0 [3-0] Vicarage Road Stadium, Watford (7,738)	Dawson (2), Lansbury (2), Henderson, Waghorn	HW
	England: Jack Butland, Jon Flanagan, M.Briggs, Jack Rodwell, Steven Caulker, C.Dawson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Jonjo Shelvey), Jordan Hendersonᶜ, C.Wickham (M.Waghorn), H.Lansbury, N.Delfouneso (M.Sordell). (unused: B.Amos, J.Bennett, A.Wisdom, Ross Barkley).
	Emmanuel Frimpong (who went on to win a full international cap for Ghana), Martin Kelly, Josh McEachran, Kyle Walker and Danny Welbeck withdrew from the squad for the two September fixtures with injuries. Phil Jones was called up to the full England squad, but did not make the bench either in Bulgaria or against Wales at Wembley.
Friendly match
294	5 September 2011 - England 4 Israel 1 [0-1] Oakwell Stadium, Barnsley (9,152)	Waghorn, Sordell, Delfouneso (pen), Lansbury Kalibat	HW
	England: B.Amos, A.Wisdom (A.Smith), J.Bennett, Jack Rodwellᶜ (Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain), C.Dawson, N.Baker (Steven Caulker), D.Gosling (G.Gardner), Ross Barkley (C.Wickham), M.Sordell, Jonjo Shelvey (H.Lansbury), M.Waghorn (N.Delfouneso). (unused: D.Rudd, Jack Butland, M.Briggs, Jon Flanagan).
	Henderson was released following the game against Azerbaijan and returned to Liverpool. Gardner and Smith were brought into the squad for this game.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2013 preliminary matches
295	group eight
	6 October 2011 - Iceland 0 England 3 [0-2] Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík (2,599)	Oxlade-Chamberlain (3)	AW
	England: Jack Butland, Jon Flanagan, M.Briggs, Jack Rodwell, Martin Kelly, C.Dawson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Ross Barkley), Jordan Hendersonᶜ, M.Sordell, H.Lansbury, N.Delfouneso (M.Waghorn (J.McEachran)). (unused: B.Amos, A.Smith, N.Baker, J.Lowe).
	Illness caused Joe Bennett to pull out of the squad for the two October fixtures, whilst Danny Rose and Connor Wickham were injured. Phil Jones, Kyle Walker and Danny Welbeck were all called into the full England squad, and Jones won his first cap, playing the full game in Montenegro as England secured qualification to Euro 2012 on the night after the Under-21s' game in Iceland. Welbeck came on as a late substitute, but Walker did not make the bench. Flanagan was added to the squad as a replacement.
296	10 October 2011 - Norway 1 England 2 [1-2] Marienlyst Stadion, Drammen (3,223)	Berisha Dawson, Henderson	AW
	England: Jack Butland, A.Smith, N.Baker (Jon Flanagan), J.Lowe, R.Bennett, C.Dawson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jordan Hendersonᶜ, M.Sordell (Jonjo Shelvey), H.Lansbury, Ross Barkley (G.Gardner). (unused: B.Amos, D.Rudd, J.Mattock, J.McEachran).
	Delfouneso, Kelly and Waghorn all picked up injuries in Iceland and were ruled out for this game, and Briggs and Rodwell were further casualties on the day, with Briggs having to be replaced by Baker after warming up on the artificial surface. Mattock was brought in as another replacement.
297	10 November 2011 - England 5 Iceland 0 [1-0] Weston Homes Community Stadium, Colchester (10,051)	Sordell, Kelly, Dawson, Gardner (2)	HW
	England: Jack Butland, A.Smith, Nathaniel Clyne, J.Lowe (G.Gardner), Martin Kelly, C.Dawson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jordan Hendersonᶜ, M.Sordell, J.McEachran (W.Keane), N.Delfouneso (S.Ameobi). (unused: B.Amos, Lewis Dunk, J.Butterfield, T.Carroll).
	Nathan Baker, Ryan Bennett, Matthew Briggs, Alex Nimely and Connor Wickham withdrew from the squad for the two November fixtures with injuries, whilst Jack Rodwell was promoted into the full England squad and played against both Spain and Sweden at Wembley on the nights after the Under-21s' games. Ameobi and Keane came in as replacements, and Joe Bennett was brought in from the reserve list (which also included Dan Gosling, Declan Rudd, Jonjo Shelvey and Andros Townsend), but then had to withdraw.
298	14 November 2011 - Belgium 2 England 1 [0-1] Stade Charles Tondreau, Mons (3,519)	Naessens, El Kadouri Kelly	AL
	England: Jack Butland, A.Smith, Nathaniel Clyne, J.Lowe (Ross Barkley), Martin Kelly, C.Dawson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jordan Hendersonᶜ, M.Sordell (W.Keane), J.McEachran, S.Ameobi (G.Gardner). (unused: L.Steele, Jon Flanagan, Lewis Dunk, J.Butterfield).
	Delfouneso picked up a hamstring injury against Iceland and was withdrawn from the squad. Barkley and Flanagan had missed the Iceland game because they were playing for the Under-19s against Denmark at Brighton on the previous night.
x		Brian Eastick
299	29 February 2012 - England 4 Belgium 0 [2-0] Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough (22,647)	Lansbury (2), Caulker, Oxlade-Chamberlain (pen)	HW
	England: Jack Butland, Martin Kelly, Danny Rose, J.McEachran, Steven Caulker, C.Dawson, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jordan Hendersonᶜ, M.Sordell (W.Keane), H.Lansbury (G.Gardner), Wilfried Zaha (Jonjo Shelvey). (unused: L.Steele, A.Smith, J.Lowe, N.Delfouneso).
	Other squad members were Ben Amos, Joe Bennett, Ryan Bennett, Cameron Stewart and Connor Wickham. Following Fabio Capello's resignation, Stuart Pearce was drafted in to take charge of England's game with the Netherlands at Wembley on the same night, but still selected the Under-21s' line-up.

Season 2012-13
x		Stuart Pearce
300	6 September 2012 - Azerbaijan 0 England 2 [0-1] Dalğa Arena, Mərdəkan (214)	Caulker, Shelvey	AW
	England: B.Amos, Martin Kelly, Danny Rose, J.Lowe, Steven Caulker, C.Dawson, Wilfried Zaha (B.Marshall), Jordan Hendersonᶜ, M.Sordell (C.Wickham), Jonjo Shelvey, T.Ince (N.Delfouneso). (unused: D.Rudd, Nathaniel Clyne, R.Bennett, M.Waghorn).
	Henri Lansbury, Josh McEachran and Jack Rodwell dropped out of the squad for the two September fixtures with injuries.
301	10 September 2012 - England 1 Norway 0 [1-0] Proact Stadium, Chesterfield (9,947)	Wickham	HW
	England: J.Steele, Martin Kelly (Nathaniel Clyne), Danny Rose, Jonjo Shelvey, Steven Caulker, R.Bennett, B.Marshall, Jordan Hendersonᶜ, C.Wickham (T.Lees), M.Waghorn (Wilfried Zaha), T.Ince. (unused: B.Amos, A.Smith, Harry Kane, M.Sordell).
	Kane and Lees were late replacements.
302	play-off matches
	12 October 2012 - England 1 Serbia 0 [0-0] Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich (17,266)	Dawson (pen)	HW
	England: Jack Butland, A.Smith, Danny Rose, Jack Rodwell (J.Lowe), Steven Caulker, C.Dawson, Wilfried Zaha, Jordan Hendersonᶜ, M.Sordell (C.Wickham), T.Ince, Raheem Sterling (Andros Townsend). (unused: J.Steele, R.Bennett, T.Lees, J.McEachran).
	. Nathaniel Clyne, Henri Lansbury, Nick Powell, Declan Rudd and Andre Wisdom were withdrawn from the squad for both legs of the play-off. Jonjo Shelvey, who was suspended for the first leg, was drafted into the full England squad to make his debut as a substitute in a World Cup qualifier against San Marino at Wembley on the same night, and then stayed on the bench in Poland on the night after the second leg. Jack Robinson came in to the squad as a replacement, but did not travel for the second leg.
303	16 October 2012 - Serbia 0 England 1 [0-0] Stadion Mladost, Kruševac (9,500)	Wickham	AW
		Danny Rose90Slobodan Medojević90
	England: Jack Butland, A.Smith, Danny Rose, J.Lowe, Steven Caulker, C.Dawson, Wilfried Zaha (Raheem Sterling), Jordan Hendersonᶜ, M.Sordell (T.Lees), T.Ince, N.Delfouneso (C.Wickham). (unused: B.Amos, R.Bennett, J.McEachran, Andros Townsend).
	Rodwell picked up a hamstring injury in the first leg and withdrew from the squad. England won 2-0 on aggregate.
Friendly matches
304	13 November 2012 - England 2 Northern Ireland 0 [1-0] Bloomfield Road, Blackpool (8.040)	Wickham, Afobe (pen)	HW
	England: Ben Amos (13 Jason Steele, 46), 2 Adam Smith (12 Nathaniel Clyne, 60), 3 Jack Robinson (14 Liam Moore, 83), 4 Josh McEachran (17 Will Hughes, 65), 5 Andre Wisdom (15 Harry Maguire, 60), 6 Tom Lees, 7 Tom Ince (18 Martyn Waghorn, 76), 8 Jordan Henderson (c) (16 Nat Chalobah, 76), 9 Connor Wickham, 10 Nick Powell, 11 Andros Townsend (19 Benik Afobe Read more at http://www.thefa.com/england/mens-under-21s/news/2012/england-northern-ireland-report-131112#605FGKEJErj10LLF.99 B.Amos (J.Steele), A.Smith (Nathaniel Clyne), J.Robinson (L.Moore), J.McEachran (W.Hughes), A.Wisdom (Harry Maguire), T.Lees, T.Ince (M.Waghorn), Jordan Hendersonᶜ (Nathaniel Chalobah), C.Wickham, N.Powell, Andros Townsend (B.Afobe). (unused: Sam Johnstone).
	Sammy Ameobi and Jason Lowe withdrew with injuries. Wilfried Zaha was taken out of the squad to make his full international debut as a late substitute in Sweden on the following night. Maguire and Waghorn came in as replacements.
305	5 February 2013 - England 4 Sweden 0 [3-0] Banks's Stadium, Walsall (9,758)	Ince (2), Shelvey, Wickham	HW
		McEachran's 42nd-minute penalty was saved by Linde, but Ince scored his second goal from the rebound.
	England: J.Steele (D.Rudd), A.Smith (T.Lees), J.Robinson, J.McEachran (Nathaniel Chalobah), A.Wisdom, C.Dawson, T.Ince, Jordan Hendersonᶜ (W.Hughes), Wilfried Zaha (J.Lowe), Jonjo Shelvey (H.Lansbury), B.Afobe (C.Wickham). (unused: B.Amos).
	Ryan Bennett, Nathaniel Clyne, Phil Jones, Luke Shaw and Raheem Sterling all withdrew from the squad because of injury or illness. Benik Afobe went on to win six full international caps for the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
306	21 March 2013 - England 3 Romania 0 [1-0] Adams Park, High Wycombe (6,354)	Zaha, Robinson, Delfouneso	HW
	England: Jack Butland (J.Steele), Nathaniel Clyne (A.Smith), Danny Rose (J.Robinson), Nathaniel Chalobah (T.Carroll), A.Wisdom, C.Dawson, H.Lansbury (N.Delfouneso), Jordan Hendersonᶜ (J.Lowe), Wilfried Zaha (C.Wickham), Jonjo Shelvey, Raheem Sterling (M.Sordell).
	Ryan Bennett was also in the squad for the two March fixtures. Ben Amos, Tom Ince, Declan Rudd and Luke Shaw withdrew. Steven Caulker was drafted into the full England squad, but was an unused substitute for World Cup qualifiers in San Marino and Montenegro on the nights after the Under-21 games.
307	25 March 2013 - England 4 Austria 0 [1-0] American Express Community Stadium, Falmer (20,003)	Shelvey, McEachran (pen), Sordell, Wickham	HW
		Richard Strebinger38Patrick Farkas48
	England: J.Steele, A.Wisdom (Michael Keane), Danny Rose (A.Smith), J.Lowe, T.Lees (Nathaniel Clyne), C.Dawsonᶜ (J.Robinson), Andros Townsend, Nathaniel Chalobah (J.McEachran), C.Wickham (N.Delfouneso), Jonjo Shelvey (M.Sordell), Raheem Sterling (Jordan Henderson). (unused: Jack Butland, T.Carroll).
	Lansbury picked up an injury against Romania, whilst Zaha needed dental treatment. Keane was called up as a replacement.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2013 Finals in Israel
308	group A
	5 June 2013 - England 0 Italy 1 [0-0] Bloomfield Stadium, Tel Aviv (10,660)	Insigne	NL
	England: 1.Jack Butland, 2.Nathaniel Clyne, 4.Steven Caulker, 6.C.Dawson, 8.Jordan Hendersonᶜ, 9.J.Robinson, 10.J.Lowe, 18.Jonjo Shelvey (14.J.McEachran), 19.Nathan Redmond, 21.M.Sordell (12.Nathaniel Chalobah), 22.C.Wickham (20.N.Delfouneso).
	Callum McManaman and Luke Shaw withdrew from the squad for the finals because of injury, whilst Andros Townsend pulled out when faced with a charge of breaching betting regulations. Delfouneso, Redmond and Robinson were drafted in as replacements. Tom Ince and Danny Rose were suspended for the first game because of cards received in the play-off in Serbia, eight months earlier.
309	8 June 2013 - England 1 Norway 3 [0-2] HaMoshava Stadium, Petah Tikva (6,150)	Dawson (pen) Berge, Berget, Eikrem	NL
	England: 1.Jack Butland, 3.A.Smith, 4.Steven Caulker, 6.C.Dawson (5.A.Wisdom), 11.Danny Rose, 12.Nathaniel Chalobah, 8.Jordan Hendersonᶜ, 10.J.Lowe (22.C.Wickham), 16.T.Ince, 15.Wilfried Zaha, 19.Nathan Redmond (18.Jonjo Shelvey).
310	11 June 2013 - Israel 1 England 0 [0-0] Teddy Stadium, Jerusalem (22,183)	Kriaf	AL
	England: 13.J.Steele, 2.Nathaniel Clyne, 5.A.Wisdomᶜ, 7.T.Lees, 11.Danny Rose, 12.Nathaniel Chalobah (21.M.Sordell), 14.J.McEachran (19.Nathan Redmond), 15.Wilfried Zaha, 18.Jonjo Shelvey, 16.T.Ince (8.Jordan Henderson), 22.C.Wickham.
	Henri Lansbury had a groin strain and was ruled out.
	20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Butland, McEachran, Wickham, Wisdom and Zaha. 19-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Redmond and Robinson. 18-year-old in UEFA finals squad: Chalobah.
England are eliminated from the 2013 UEFA Under-21 Championship at the group stage. Spain are the eventual winners. Unused squad members were 17.H.Lansbury and 23.D.Rudd.

Season 2013-14
x		Roy Hodgson
Friendly match
311	13 August 2013 - England 6 Scotland 0 [2-0] Bramall Lane, Sheffield (26,942)	Redmond, Sterling, Wickham, Barkley, Shelvey, Carroll	HW
	England: Jack Butland, John Stones, J.Robinson, Nathaniel Chalobah (Ross Barkley), A.Wisdomᶜ (T.Thorpe), Michael Keane, Raheem Sterling (S.Ameobi), W.Hughes (Eric Dier), C.Wickham (Harry Kane), Jonjo Shelvey (T.Carroll), Nathan Redmond (Jesse Lingard). (unused: Sam Johnstone, G.Long, J.Bond, T.Kane, L.Garbutt, S.Berahino).
	Tom Ince and Luke Shaw withdrew from the squad with injuries. Garbutt was added to the squad as a replacement.
x		Gareth Southgate
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2015 preliminary matches
312	group one
	5 September 2013 - England 1 Moldova 0 [1-0] Madejski Stadium, Reading (5,268)	Berahino	HW
	England: Jack Butland, John Stones, Luke Shaw, Nathaniel Chalobah, A.Wisdomᶜ, Michael Keane, Nathan Redmond (S.Ameobi), James Ward-Prowse (W.Hughes), S.Berahino (Harry Kane), T.Carroll, Wilfried Zaha. (unused: G.Long, T.Kane, J.Robinson, Eric Dier).
	Zeki Fryers, Jesse Lingard, Nick Powell and Tom Thorpe were also in the squad for the two September fixtures. Jonjo Shelvey and Connor Wickham dropped out with injuries.
313	9 September 2013 - Finland 1 England 1 [1-0] Tampereen stadion, Tampere (4,459)	Yaghoubi Berahino	AD
		Andre Wisdom73
	England: Jack Butland, John Stones, Luke Shaw, Nathaniel Chalobah (Harry Kane), A.Wisdom, Michael Keane, Nathan Redmond (S.Ameobi), James Ward-Prowse, S.Berahino, T.Carroll, Wilfried Zaha (Eric Dier). (unused: J.Bond, T.Kane, J.Robinson, W.Hughes).
314	10 October 2013 - San Marino 0 England 4 [0-2] Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle (245)	Keane, Kane (3 (1 pen))	AW
		Andrea Manzaroli45
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, John Stones, Carl Jenkinson, T.Carroll, Eric Dier, Michael Keane, T.Ince (Nathan Redmond), James Ward-Prowse, Harry Kane, R.Morrison (Jesse Lingard), Raheem Sterling (Danny Ings). (unused: G.Long, Nathaniel Chalobah, Wilfried Zaha, S.Berahino).
	Sammy Ameobi was also in the squad for the two October fixtures. Will Hughes and Luke Shaw withdrew because of injury and illness, respectively.
315	15 October 2013 - England 5 Lithuania 0 [2-0] Portman Road Stadium, Ipswich (17,067)	Morrison (2), Ward-Prowse, Berahino (2 (1 pen))	HW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, John Stones, J.Robinson, T.Carroll (Carl Jenkinson), Nathaniel Chalobah, Michael Keane, T.Ince (Nathan Redmond), James Ward-Prowse, S.Berahino (N.Powell), R.Morrison, Wilfried Zaha. (unused: J.Bond, Eric Dier, Jesse Lingard, Harry Kane).
	Raheem Sterling was unavailable, as he was called up to sit on the bench at Wembley, on the same night, whilst England beat Poland to qualify for the 2014 World Cup finals.
316	14 November 2013 - England 3 Finland 0 [2-0] stadium:mk, Milton Keynes (19,807)	Keane, Berahino (2)	HW
		Patrick O'Shaughnessy70
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, Carl Jenkinson, Luke Shaw, Nathaniel Chalobah (W.Hughes), John Stones, Michael Keane, Wilfried Zaha, James Ward-Prowse, S.Berahino, R.Morrison (Jesse Lingard), Raheem Sterling (T.Ince). (unused: G.Long, J.Robinson, Eric Dier, Danny Ings).
	Liam Moore was also in the squad for the two November fixtures. Harry Kane and Nick Powell withdrew because of injuries.
317	19 November 2013 - England 9 San Marino 0 [5-0] Greenhous Meadow, Shrewsbury (9,264)	Keane, Sterling (2), Ings (2), Ward-Prowse, Ince, Jenkinson, Hughes	HW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ (J.Bond), Carl Jenkinson, J.Robinson, W.Hughes, John Stones (Eric Dier), Michael Keane, T.Ince (Patrick Bamford), James Ward-Prowse, Danny Ings, Jesse Lingard, Raheem Sterling. (unused: Luke Shaw, Nathaniel Chalobah, Wilfried Zaha, R.Morrison).
	The Under-21s' biggest ever victory. Bamford came in as a replacement because Berahino was suspended.
318	5 March 2014 - England 1 Wales 0 [0-0] iPro Stadium, Derby (13,438)	Redmond	HW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, Carl Jenkinson, J.Robinson, T.Carroll, John Stones, Nathaniel Chalobah (L.Moore), T.Ince, James Ward-Prowse, S.Berahino (Danny Ings), R.Morrison (W.Hughes), Nathan Redmond. (unused: J.Bond, Jesse Lingard, Wilfried Zaha, J.Lascelles).
	Other squad members were Patrick Bamford, Sam Johnstone and Harry Kane. Zeki Fryers withdrew because of injury. Michael Keane was selected to play until it was discovered that they had accidentally registered his twin brother, Will (who was not in the squad) in his place. Chalobah was added to the starting eleven to replace him. Ravel Morrison went on to play for Jamaica as a full international.
319	19 May 2014 - Wales 1 England 3 [1-2] Liberty Stadium, Swansea (2,800)	Edwards Redmond (2), Berahino	AW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, Carl Jenkinson, L.Garbutt, Nathaniel Chalobah, Michael Keane, L.Moore, T.Ince (Harry Kane (J.Forster-Caskey)), James Ward-Prowse, Danny Ings (S.Berahino), Jesse Lingard, Nathan Redmond. (unused: J.Bond, T.Browning, J.Obita, S.March).
	(Other squad members that would not be used until the following Toulon tournament were Jordan Cousins, Eric Dier, Ben Gibson, Josh McEachran, Brad Smith and Cauley Woodrow. Sam Johnstone and Wilfried Zaha withdrew from the squad because of injuries.

Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon 2014 (Hopefuls) Festival, in southern France
320	group B
	22 May 2014 - England 3 Qatar 0 [1-0] Stade Léo-Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)	Orbita, Forster-Caskey, Cousins	NW
	England: 13.J.Bond, 2.T.Browning, 3.L.Garbutt (12.B.Smith), 16.B.Gibson, 5.L.Moore, 18.S.March, 7.J.Obita, 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ (15.Eric Dier), 9.S.Berahino (19.C.Woodrow), 10.J.McEachran (17.J.Cousins), 14.J.Forster-Caskey.
	Players had to have been born on, or after, 1 January, 1993, so Ince, Ings, Jenkinson and Lingard were removed from the squad after the game with Wales. Harry Kane picked up an ankle injury at Swansea and withdrew. Matches were forty minutes each half. The Football Association classed these games as England Under-20, despite the fact that eight members of the twenty-man squad (Bond, Butland, Garbutt, Gibson, Michael Keane, Will Keane, McEachran and Moore) were 21 years of age.
321	26 May 2014 - England 1 Brazil 2 [0-1] Stade Louis-Hon, Saint-Raphaël (tbc)	Ward-Prowse Alisson, Silva	NL
	England: 1.Jack Butlandᶜ, 2.T.Browning, 3.L.Garbutt (12.B.Smith), 4.Nathaniel Chalobah, 5.L.Moore, 6.Michael Keane, 17.J.Cousins (18.S.March), 8.James Ward-Prowse, 9.S.Berahino, 14.J.Forster-Caskey (19.C.Woodrow), 11.Nathan Redmond.
322	28 May 2014 - England 1 Korea Republic 1 [1-0] Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (tbc)	Woodrow Lee Chang-min	ND
	England: 13.J.Bond, 15.Eric Dier (2.T.Browning), 3.L.Garbutt, 4.Nathaniel Chalobah, 16.B.Gibson, 6.Michael Keane, 12.B.Smith (18.S.March), 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ, 14.J.Forster-Caskey (20.W.Keane), 19.C.Woodrow, 11.Nathan Redmond.
	After staying with Queen's Park Rangers as they won the Championship Play-Offs, despite not appearing in any of the matchday squads, Will Keane arrived in France as a replacement for Kane. Just over three months later, Brad Smith made his full international debut for Australia.
323	30 May 2014 - England 1 Colombia 1 [1-0] Stade Léo-Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)	Woodrow J.Rodríguez	ND
	England: 1.Jack Butlandᶜ, 2.T.Browning, 15.Eric Dier (6.Michael Keane), 17.J.Cousins, 5.L.Moore, 16.B.Gibson, 7.J.Obita, 19.C.Woodrow (11.Nathan Redmond), 18.S.March, 10.J.McEachran (14.J.Forster-Caskey), 20.W.Keane (4.Nathaniel Chalobah).
	Jordan Cousins went on to play for Jamaica.
324	third-place play-off
	1 June 2014 - Portugal 1 England 0 [0-0] Parc des Sports, Avignon (tbc)	Horta	NL
	England: 1.Jack Butlandᶜ, 2.T.Browning, 3.L.Garbutt, 4.Nathaniel Chalobah, 5.L.Moore, 16.B.Gibson, 14.J.Forster-Caskey (20.W.Keane), 8.James Ward-Prowse, 9.S.Berahino, 19.C.Woodrow, 11.Nathan Redmond.
	Although twin brother, Michael went on to earn full international honours with England, Will Keane became a full international for the Republic of Ireland in 2021. Tyias Browning went on to play for China, where he is known as Jiăng Guāngtài.

Season 2014-15
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2015 preliminary matches
325	group one
	5 September 2014 - Lithuania 0 England 1 [0-0] Dariaus ir Girėno stadionas, Kaunas (3,500)	Kane	AW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, Michael Keane, L.Garbutt, Nathaniel Chalobah, L.Moore, B.Gibson (Harry Kane), T.Ince (W.Hughes), James Ward-Prowse, S.Berahino, T.Carroll, Nathan Redmond (A.Pritchard). (unused: J.Bond, T.Blackett, J.Forster-Caskey, J.Lascelles).
	Eric Dier and Jack Robinson withdrew with injury and illness, respectively. Gibson was brought in as a replacement.
326	9 September 2014 - Moldova 0 England 3 [0-1] Sheriff Arena, Tiraspol (2,654)	Berahino (2), Kane	AW
	England: J.Bond, Michael Keane, L.Garbutt (T.Blackett), W.Hughes, L.Moore, J.Lascelles, S.Berahino (A.Pritchard), J.Forster-Caskey, Harry Kane, T.Carrollᶜ, Nathan Redmond (Danny Ings). (unused: J.Blackman, B.Gibson, T.Ince, C.Woodrow).
	Blackman was added to the original squad for the two September fixtures. Chalobah and Ward-Prowse were both suspended after picking up yellow cards in Lithuania.
327	play-off matches
	10 October 2014 - England 2 Croatia 1 [0-1] Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton (23,107)	Kane, Berahino (pen) Livaja	HW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, Michael Keane (Eric Dier), Luke Shaw, W.Hughes (T.Ince), B.Gibson, L.Moore, S.Berahino, J.Forster-Caskey, Harry Kane, T.Carroll, Nathan Redmond. (unused: J.Bond, L.Garbutt, J.Lascelles, L.Baker, Patrick Bamford).
	Goalkeeper, Sam Johnstone was also in the squad for both legs of the play-off. Carl Jenkinson was unavailable due to injury. Calum Chambers was called up to make two full international appearances for England in qualifiers, against San Marino at Wembley on the night before the first leg, and in Estonia, three nights later.
328	14 October 2014 - Croatia 1 England 2 [1-1] Stadion Cibalia, Vinkovci (6,352)	Livaja Moore, Hughes	AW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, Eric Dier, Luke Shaw, W.Hughes, B.Gibson, L.Moore, S.Berahino, J.Forster-Caskey, Harry Kane, T.Carroll, Nathan Redmond (T.Ince). (unused: J.Bond, L.Garbutt, A.Pritchard, J.Lascelles, L.Baker, C.Woodrow).
	MIchael Keane picked up a hamstring injury in the first leg and was ruled out. England won 4-2 on aggregate.
Friendly matches
329	13 November 2014 - England 3 Portugal 1 [2-0] Turf Moor, Burnley (10,711)	Ings (2), Jenkinson B.Silva	HW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, Carl Jenkinson, L.Garbutt (J.Robinson), W.Hughes (Nathaniel Chalobah), B.Gibson, Michael Keane, T.Ince, J.Forster-Caskey, Danny Ings (Patrick Bamford), T.Carroll, Nathan Redmond (A.Pritchard). (unused: J.Bond, M.Bettinelli, J.Lascelles, Harry Kane, C.Woodrow, Callum Wilson).
	Liam Moore withdrew from the squad for the two November fixtures due to illness.
330	17 November 2014 - France 3 England 2 [2-2] Stade Francis-Le Blé, Brest (6,161)	Sanogo (2), Coman Kane (2)	AL
	England: J.Bond, Michael Keane, L.Garbutt, Nathaniel Chalobah (J.Forster-Caskey), B.Gibson (Carl Jenkinson), J.Lascelles, T.Ince, A.Pritchard (Danny Ings), Harry Kane (Callum Wilson), T.Carrollᶜ, Nathan Redmond. (unused: Jack Butland, J.Robinson, W.Hughes, Patrick Bamford, C.Woodrow).
	Marcus Bettinelli did not travel with the squad to France. England were two goals up after 22 minutes.

With Gareth Southgate's squad preparing for the upcoming UEFA Under-21 Championship finals in the Czech Republic, Aidy Boothroyd's Under-20s were used for the Toulon tournament which was due to finish just ten days before the beginning of the UEFA finals. The two competitions had different rules around age criteria. In order to compete in the UEFA Under-21 Championship, players had to be 21 or under at the end of the year in which the qualifying competition began i.e. two years earlier (e.g. the end of 2015 for the 2017 championship). Hence, they could be 23 years of age at the time of the final tournament. In Toulon, however, players having a 23rd birthday in the same calendar year as the tournament were ineligible (only six countries chose to include 22-year-olds in their squad in preparation for qualification for the following year's Olympic tournament, but they included all of England's opponents, with the exception of Côte d'Ivoire). To give his under-20 squad more strength for the upcoming tournament, Boothroyd added four 21-year-olds (Odubajo, Pickford, Stephens and Watmore). There were two pre-tournament friendlies against Mexico and United States in March 2015, billed as Under-20 internationals, but we have included them here, because of the over-age players. However, because these two opponents adhered to FIFA's age rules for the Under-20 World Cup and did not include any over-age players, we are suggesting that these games are unofficial internationals. They are, effectively, friendly hybrid internationals between an under-21 team and an under-20 team. It would be unfair to deem them official under-21, or under-20, internationals when each team has clearly applied a different age limit in the selection of its squad. Although this situation also occurred within the Toulon tournament, it was within the rules of that competition, so those games are considered official. The 2014-15 season then ended, confusingly, with two England Under-21 teams fulfilling their commitments to two major competitions, with one group significantly older than the other and each having a separate squad and separate coaching staff.

		Aidy Boothroyd
u/o?	25 March 2015 - England 1 Mexico U20 1 [0-0] 4-2 on penalty kicks The Hive Stadium, Canons Park (tbc)	Akpom (pen) Ramírez	HD
		Penalty shootout: Martínez 0-0, Swift 1-0, Díaz 1-0, Akpom 2-0, Eguirre 2-1, Grimes 3-1, Guzmán 3-2, Robinson 4-2
		The first two Mexican kicks were missed; one hit the bar and the other went over the bar.
		Raúl Gudiño⁷⁸
	England: C.Walton, D.Iorfa, M.Obubajo, K.Hause, B.Cargill, J.Hanson (H.Reed), L.Bakerᶜ (M.Grimes), B.Osborn (J.Swift), J.Barmby, C.Akpom, C.Robinson. (unused: Jordan Pickford, D.Ball, H.Toffolo, J.Stephens, J.Turnbull, K.Thomas, A.Mowatt).
	Chris Long was also in the original squad for the games against Mexico and the United States. Mexican goalkeeper, Gudiño was sent off after fouling Akpom to give away the penalty.

		Gareth Southgate
331	27 March 2015 - Czech Republic 0 England 1 [0-0] Generali Arena, Praha (5,126)	Carroll	AW
	England: M.Bettinelli, Calum Chambers (Carl Jenkinson), M.Targett (L.Garbutt), J.Forster-Caskey, Michael Keane, L.Moore (John Stones), A.Pritchard (Jesse Lingard), James Ward-Prowse, C.Woodrow (Danny Ings), T.Carrollᶜ (W.Hughes), Nathan Redmond. (unused: J.Bond).
	Patrick Bamford, Saido Berahino, Nathaniel Chalobah, Eric Dier and Callum Wilson withdrew from the squad for the two March fixtures, with injuries. Woodrow came in as a replacement. Goalkeeper and captain, Jack Butland was taken out of the squad to sit on the bench for England in a qualifier against Lithuania at Wembley on the same night, and also for a full international in Italy on the night after the Under-21 international with Germany.

		Aidy Boothroyd
u/o?	29 March 2015 - England 2 United States U20 1 [1-0] Home Park, Plymouth (11,406)	Swift, Thomas Tall	HW
	England: Jordan Pickford, M.Odubajo (C.Robinson), D.Ball, J.Turnbull, H.Toffolo, H.Reed, J.Stephens, M.Grimesᶜ, A.Mowatt (C.Akpom), J.Swift, K.Thomas. (unused: C.Walton, K.Hause, D.Iorfa, B.Cargill, L.Baker, J.Barmby, J.Hanson).

		Gareth Southgate
332	30 March 2015 - England 3 Germany 2 [1-1] Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough (30,178)	Lingard, Redmond, Ward-Prowse Hoffmann (2)	HW
	England: J.Bond, Carl Jenkinson, L.Garbutt, J.Forster-Caskey (Calum Chambers), John Stones, B.Gibson (Michael Keane), Jesse Lingard, James Ward-Prowseᶜ, Danny Ings, W.Hughes (A.Pritchard), Nathan Redmond. (unused: M.Bettinelli, C.Woodrow, L.Moore).

		Aidy Boothroyd
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon 2015 (Hopefuls) Festival, in southern France
333	28 May 2015 - England 3 Morocco 3 [2-3] Stade Léo-Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)	Gray, Watmore, Akpom Hajhouj, Bencharki (2)	ND
		Dominic Iorfa56
	England: 1.C.Walton, 2.D.Iorfa, 15.K.Hause, 20.D.Watmore (10.C.Akpom), 5.J.Stephens, 6.B.Cargill (3.M.Odubajo), 7.M.Grimes, 8.L.Bakerᶜ, 9.J.Wilson (16.C.Robinson), 18.J.Hanson (4.H.Reed), 14.D.Gray.
	The age criteria was unchanged from the previous year's tournament .Players had to have been born on, or after, 1 January, 1993, so those reaching 22 years of age during 2015 were additionally allowed. Matches were again forty minutes each half. The Football Association once again classed these games as England Under-20, to distinguish them from those taking part in the upcoming UEFA Under-21 Championship, though four members of the twenty-man squad (Odubajo, Pickford, Stephens and Watmore) were 21 years of age. Jordon Ibe withdrew from the squad with a knee injury.
334	30 May 2015 - England 2 Côte d'Ivoire 1 [1-0] Stade Léo-Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)	Akpom, Robinson Koné	NW
	England: 13.Jordan Pickford, 12.I.Hayden (14.D.Gray), 3.M.Odubajo, 4.H.Reed, 5.J.Stephens, 15.K.Hause, 7.M.Grimesᶜ, 20.D.Watmore (11.R.Aarons), 19.K.Thomas, 10.C.Akpom (9.J.Wilson), 16.C.Robinson (8.L.Baker).
	Thomas was the replacement for Ibe.
335	3 June 2015 - Mexico 2 England 1 [0-1] Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (tbc)	Bueno, Zúñiga Watmore	NL
	England: 13.Jordan Pickford, 2.D.Iorfa (9.J.Wilson), 15.K.Hause, 5.J.Stephens, 3.M.Odubajo, 4.H.Reed, 17.J.Swift (8.L.Baker), 7.M.Grimesᶜ, 20.D.Watmore (16.C.Robinson), 10.C.Akpom, 14.D.Gray (11.R.Aarons).

x		Gareth Southgate
Friendly match
336	5 June 2015 - England 3 Republic of Ireland 1 [3-0] also 5-4 on penalty kicks St George's Park, Burton upon Trent (bcd)	Carroll, Berahino, Chalobah Long	HW
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ, L.Moore, L.Garbutt (M.Targett), J.Forster-Caskey (James Ward-Prowse), John Stones (Carl Jenkinson), Michael Keane (B.Gibson), A.Pritchard (Nathan Redmond), Jesse Lingard, S.Berahino (Danny Ings), T.Carroll (W.Hughes), Nathaniel Chalobah. (unused: J.Bond, M.Bettinelli.
	A match played behind closed doors, not filmed and reported as a training game, but an Under-21 international match by all other criteria. Ward-Prowse, Lingard, Redmond, Ings and Jenkinson scored in the shootout, before Ireland's Alan Browne hit the bar with the final kick. Harry Kane and Ruben Loftus-Cheek had been away on club tours, whilst Calum Chambers was on holiday following Arsenal's FA Cup win.
x		Aidy Boothroyd
Tournoi Espoirs de Toulon 2015 (Hopefuls) Festival, in southern France
337	5 June 2015 - China 1 England 3 [0-1] Stade Léo Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)	Guo Aarons, Baker, Zhang OG	NW
	England: 1.C.Walton, 12.I.Hayden, 3.M.Odubajo, 5.J.Stephens, 6.B.Cargill (15.K.Hause), 17.J.Swift, 18.J.Hanson (4.H.Reed), 8.L.Bakerᶜ, 16.C.Robinson, 10.C.Akpom, 11.R.Aarons (20.D.Watmore).
338	third-place play-off
	7 June 2015 - United States 2 England 1 [1-1] Stade Mayol, Toulon (tbc)	Hernández (pen), Joya (pen) Hause	NL
	England: 1.C.Walton, 2.D.Iorfa, 5.J.Stephens (8.L.Baker), 6.B.Cargill, 7.M.Grimesᶜ, 11.R.Aarons (16.C.Robinson), 17.J.Swift, 18.J.Hanson (4.H.Reed), 19.K.Thomas (10.C.Akpom), 20.D.Watmore.
	Callum Robinson went on to represent the Republic of Ireland at full international level.

x	Gareth Southgate
Friendly match

339	11 June 2015 - England 1 Belarus 0 [0-0] Oakwell, Barnsley (15,207)	Gibson (pen)	HW
		Mikalai Zolatau82
	England: Jack Butlandᶜ (J.Bond), Carl Jenkinson, L.Garbutt, W.Hughes (Ruben Loftus-Cheek), John Stones (Calum Chambers), B.Gibson, A.Pritchard (Jesse Lingard), James Ward-Prowse (Nathaniel Chalobah), S.Berahino (Harry Kane), T.Carroll (J.Forster-Caskey), Nathan Redmond (Danny Ings). (unused: M.Bettinelli, Michael Keane, L.Moore, M.Targett).
	The kick-off was delayed by 35 minutes as the Belarus team bus was stuck in traffic. Saido Berahino went on to represent Burundi at full international level.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2015 Finals in Czech Republic
340	group B
	18 June 2015 - England 0 Portugal 1 [0-0] Mĕstský fotbalový stadion Miroslava Valenty, Uherské Hradištĕ (7,167)	João Mário	NL
	England: 1.Jack Butlandᶜ, 2.Carl Jenkinson, 3.L.Garbutt, 20.L.Moore, 6.B.Gibson, 14.Nathaniel Chalobah, 16.Jesse Lingard (17.Danny Ings), 8.James Ward-Prowse (19.W.Hughes), 9.Harry Kane, 10.T.Carroll (7.A.Pritchard), 11.Nathan Redmond.
	Saido Berahino withdrew from the squad on the eve of the opening game after picking up a knee injury in training. John Stones collided with Butland during training and suffered a concussion that would keep him out of the first two matches of the tournament, though he was on the bench against Sweden.
341	21 June 2015 - Sweden 0 England 1 [0-0] Andrův Stadion, Olomouc (11,257)	Lingard	NW
	England: 1.Jack Butlandᶜ, 2.Carl Jenkinson, 3.L.Garbutt, 20.L.Moore, 14.Nathaniel Chalobah, 6.B.Gibson, 7.A.Pritchard (16.Jesse Lingard), 19.W.Hughes (17.Danny Ings), 9.Harry Kane, 10.T.Carroll (23.Ruben Loftus-Cheek), 11.Nathan Redmond.
	Benik Afobe appeared on the bench as a replacement for Berahino, but was not required in the tournament. Liam Moore went on to represent Jamaica at full international level.
342	24 June 2015 - England 1 Italy 3 [0-2] Andrův Stadion, Olomouc (11,563)	Redmond Belotti, Benassi (2)	NL
	England: 1.Jack Butlandᶜ, 2.Carl Jenkinson, 3.L.Garbutt, 4.J.Forster-Caskey (23.Ruben Loftus-Cheek), 5.John Stones, 6.B.Gibson, 14.Nathaniel Chalobah, 16.Jesse Lingard, 9.Harry Kane, 17.Danny Ings, 11.Nathan Redmond.
	20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Chalobah, Chambers (unused), Hughes and Ward-Prowse. 19-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Loftus-Cheek and Targett (unused).
England are eliminated from the 2015 UEFA Under-21 Championship at the group stage. Sweden are the eventual winners. Unused squad members were 12.J.Bond, 13.M.Bettinelli, 15.Michael Keane, 18.B.Afobe, 21.Calum Chambers and 22.M.Targett.

Season 2015-16
Friendly match
343	3 September 2015 - England 1 United States U23 0 [0-0] Deepdale Stadium, Preston (10,187)	Wilson	HW
	England: Jordan Pickford (A.Gunn), Joe Gomez (J.Stephens), M.Targett, (D.Iorfa) Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Calum Chambers, Eric Dier (K.Hause), J.Ibe (D.Watmore), James Ward-Prowseᶜ (Nathaniel Chalobah), C.Woodrow (J.Wilson), Dele Alli (J.Forster-Caskey), Nathan Redmond (S.March).
	Chuba Akpom, Brendan Galloway and Christian Walton withdrew from the squad for the two September fixtures with injuries.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2017 preliminary matches
344	group nine
	7 September 2015 - Norway 0 England 1 [0-1] Marienlyst Stadion, Drammen (3,750)	Ward-Prowse (pen)	AW
	England: Jordan Pickford, Joe Gomez, M.Targett, Ruben Loftus-Cheek (J.Forster-Caskey), Calum Chambers, Eric Dier, J.Ibe, James Ward-Prowseᶜ, C.Woodrow, Dele Alli (Nathaniel Chalobah), Nathan Redmond. (unused: A.Gunn, J.Wilson, D.Watmore, J.Stephens, S.March).
345	13 October 2015 - England 3 Kazakhstan 0 [0-0] Ricoh Arena, Coventry (15,165)	Loftus-Cheek, Redmond, Akpom	HW
	England: Jordan Pickford, Joe Gomez (D.Iorfa), M.Targett, L.Baker, Calum Chambers, Eric Dier, J.Ibe (D.Watmore), James Ward-Prowseᶜ, C.Akpom, Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Nathaniel Chalobah), Nathan Redmond. (unused: C.Walton, J.Forster-Caskey, J.Wilson, C.Woodrow).
	Other squad members were Brendan Galloway, Angus Gunn, Kortney Hause, Solly March and Jack Stephens.
346	12 November 2015 - Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 England 0 [0-0] Olimpijski stadion Koševo - Asim Ferhatović Hase, Sarajevo (300)		AD
		Jack Stephens72
	England: Jordan Pickford, D.Iorfa, M.Targett, L.Baker, Calum Chambers, Nathaniel Chalobah, J.Stephens, James Ward-Prowseᶜ, Dominic Solanke (C.Woodrow), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (J.Forster-Caskey), C.Akpom (D.Watmore). (unused: J.Wildsmith, T.Aina, S.March, D.Gray).
	Tyias Browning, Brendan Galloway, Jordon Ibe and Nathan Redmond withdrew from the squad for the two November fixtures, with injuries. Aina and Gray (who was initially selected for the Under-20s) came in as replacements.
347	16 November 2015 - England 3 Switzerland 1 [0-1] American Express Community Stadium, Falmer (12,003)	Ward-Prowse (pen), Watmore, Akpom Tarashaj	HW
	England: Jordan Pickford, D.Iorfa, M.Targett, L.Baker, Calum Chambers, Nathaniel Chalobah, J.Swift, James Ward-Prowseᶜ, Dominic Solanke (J.Forster-Caskey), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (D.Watmore), S.March (C.Akpom). (unused: C.Walton, T.Aina, B.Cargill, C.Woodrow).
	Cargill and Swift were brought in as replacements, as was Ben Chilwell, who was not required on the night.
348	26 March 2016 - Switzerland 1 England 1 [0-0] Stockhorn Arena, Thun (2,500)	Kamberi Akpom	AD
		Jordon Ibe90
	England: Jordan Pickford, D.Iorfa, M.Targett, L.Baker, Calum Chambers, K.Hause, J.Swift (J.Ibe), James Ward-Prowseᶜ, C.Akpom (Dominic Solanke), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (M.Grimes), D.Gray. (unused: J.Wildsmith, Ben Chilwell, J.Stephens, J.Wilson).
	Other squad members were Rolando Aarons, Brendan Galloway and Christian Walton. Isaac Hayden withdrew because of injury.
Festival International Espoirs de Toulon et du Var 2016
349	19 May 2016 - England 1 Portugal 0 [0-0] Stade Léo-Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)	Baker	NW
	England: 1.Jordan Pickford, 2.D.Iorfa, 20.Ben Chilwell, 4.Nathaniel Chalobah, 5.Calum Chambers, 6.K.Hause, 7.D.Watmore (9.C.Woodrow), 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ, 19.K.Palmer (11.Nathan Redmond), 10.Ruben Loftus-Cheek (14.Jack Grealish), 12.L.Baker.
	The age criteria was unchanged for the third year in succession. Players had to have been born on, or after, 1 January, 1993, so now those reaching 23 years of age during 2016 were additionally allowed, though only two 23-year-olds played against England (one for Guinea and one for Japan). Matches were again forty minutes each half. Unlike the previous two tournaments, these games were classed as Under-21 by the Football Association, whose oldest players were 22, as per UEFA restrictions for that season. Brendan Galloway dropped out through injury.
350	23 May 2016 - England 7 Guinea 1 [4-1] Stade De Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (tbc)	Grealish (2), Ward-Prowse (pen), Redmond, Makadji OG, Woodrow (2) T.Diallo	NW
	England: 13.A.Gunn, 15.J.Stephens, 3.M.Targett, 18.R.Holding, 17.J.Swift, 6.K.Hause (5.Calum Chambers), 16.M.Grimes, 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ (4.Nathaniel Chalobah), 9.C.Woodrow, 14.Jack Grealish (7.D.Watmore), 11.Nathan Redmond (19.K.Palmer).
	Holding was the replacement for Galloway.
351	25 May 2016 - England 4 Paraguay 0 [1-0] Stade Antoine-Baptiste, Six-Fours-les-Plages (tbc)	Baker, Loftus-Cheek (2), Redmond	NW
	England: 1.Jordan Pickford, 2.D.Iorfa, 20.Ben Chilwell (3.M.Targett), 4.Nathaniel Chalobah, 5.Calum Chambers, 6.K.Hause, 7.D.Watmore (14.Jack Grealish), 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ, 12.L.Baker, 10.Ruben Loftus-Cheek (17.J.Swift), 11.Nathan Redmond (19.K.Palmer).
352	27 May 2016 - England 1 Japan 0 [1-0] Stade Léo-Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)	Baker (pen)	NW
	England: 13.A.Gunn, 15.J.Stephens, 3.M.Targett (2.D.Iorfa), 18.R.Holding, 5.Calum Chambersᶜ (6.K.Hause), 16.M.Grimes, 14.Jack Grealish, 17.J.Swift. 19.K.Palmer, 9.C.Woodrow, 12.L.Baker (10.Ruben Loftus-Cheek).
	Chalobah was suspended, whilst Chilwell picked up an injury against Paraguay and withdrew from the tournament.
353	FINAL
	29 May 2016 - France 1 England 2 [0-2] Parc des Sports, Avignon (tbc)	Diallo Baker, Loftus-Cheek	AW
	England: 1.Jordan Pickford, 2.D.Iorfa, 3.M.Targett, 4.Nathaniel Chalobah, 5.Calum Chambers, 6.K.Hause, 7.D.Watmore (17.J.Swift), 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ, 12.L.Baker, 10.Ruben Loftus-Cheek (15.J.Stephens), 11.Nathan Redmond.

Season 2016-17
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2017 preliminary matches
354	group nine
	6 September 2016 - England 6 Norway 1 [2-0] Weston Homes Community Stadium, Colchester (8,454)	Rashford (3 (1 pen)), Chalobah, Loftus-Cheek, Baker Zahid	HW
	England: A.Gunn, D.Iorfa, M.Targett, Nathaniel Chalobah, Calum Chambers, K.Hause, L.Baker, James Ward-Prowseᶜ, Marcus Rashford (C.Akpom), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (D.Watmore), Nathan Redmond (D.Gray). (unused: J.Wildsmith, R.Holding, I.Hayden, B.Galloway).
	Other squad members were Ben Chilwell, Mason Holgate, Will Hughes and Dominic Solanke. Jack Grealish, Jordan Pickford and John Swift withdrew with injuries. Akpom was brought in as a replacement.
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355	6 October 2016 - Kazakhstan 0 England 1 [0-1] Qobylandy batyr stadιony, Aktobe (12,720)	Gray	AW
	England: F.Woodman, M.Holgate, B.Galloway, Nathaniel Chalobah, Calum Chambers, R.Holding, L.Baker, James Ward-Prowseᶜ, D.Gray (Tammy Abraham), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (D.Watmore), Nathan Redmond. (unused: C.Walton, J.Stephens, I.Hayden, J.Swift, J.Onomah).
	Ben Chilwell, Will Hughes, Jordan Pickford and Matt Targett withdrew from the squad for the two October fixtures, with injuries. Pickford then recovered from his thigh injury and would have played against Bosnia and Herzegovina, had he not been called up to the full England squad to sit on the bench in a World Cup qualifier in Slovenia a few hours after the Under-21s' game. Onomah, Stephens and Walton were added to the squad as replacements.
356	11 October 2016 - England 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 [2-0] Banks's Stadium, Walsall (5,263)	Swift, Abraham (2), Onomah, Watmore	HW
	England: C.Walton, D.Iorfa, B.Galloway, I.Hayden, J.Stephens, Nathaniel Chalobahᶜ (Calum Chambers), J.Onomah. J.Swift, Tammy Abraham (D.Gray), Jack Grealish (Nathan Redmond), D.Watmore. (unused: J.Mitchell, James Ward-Prowse, L.Baker, M.Holgate).
	Iorfa did not travel to Kazakhstan so that he could receive treatment back at his club in Wolverhampton, but he returned for this game. Grealish travelled to Kazakhstan, but was rested because of a back problem.
Friendly matches
357	10 November 2016 - England 3 Italy 2 [1-2] St Mary's Stadium, Southampton (11,550)	Gray, Baker, Chambers Galloway OG, Di Francesco	HW
	England: A.Gunn, I.Hayden, B.Galloway, Nathaniel Chalobah, Calum Chambers, J.Stephens, L.Baker (Tammy Abraham), James Ward-Prowseᶜ, D.Gray (D.Watmore), J.Swift (W.Hughes), Nathan Redmond. (unused: J.Mitchell, D.Iorfa, Jack Grealish, A.Mawson, K.Hause, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Harry Winks).
	Jordan Pickford was again taken out of the squad for the two November fixtures to sit on the bench for two Wembley full internationals against Scotland and Spain on the nights after the Under-21 games. The winning goal, in the third minute of added time, was credited to Stephens, but Chambers' initial header appears to have already crossed the line before the goalkeeper pushed it out and Stephens netted from the rebound.
358	14 November 2016 - France 3 England 2 [1-1] Stade Robert-Bobin, Bondoufle (tbc)	Dembélé (2), Cyprien Watmore, Baker	AL
	England: J.Mitchell, D.Iorfa. K.Hause, Nathaniel Chalobahᶜ (Nathan Redmond), R.Holding (I.Hayden), A.Mawson, Jack Grealish (W.Hughes), Harry Winks (James Ward-Prowse), Tammy Abraham, L.Baker, D.Watmore. (unused: A.Gunn, Calum Chambers, J.Stephens, B.Galloway).
	Gray, Loftus-Cheek and Swift withdrew from the squad with injuries after the game with Italy and did not travel to France.
359	24 March 2017 - Germany 1 England 0 [1-0] BRITA-Arena, Wiesbaden (9,547)	Amiri	AL
	England: Jordan Pickford, M.Holgate, Ben Chilwell, Nathaniel Chalobahᶜ, J.Stephens, A.Mawson, D.Gray (Ruben Loftus-Cheek). Harry Winks (J.Swift), Tammy Abraham, L.Baker, J.Murphy. (unused: A.Gunn, C.Walton, Joe Gomez, W.Hughes, R.Holding, K.Hause, S.March, C.Woodrow, Jack Grealish, S.McQueen).
	Izzy Brown withdrew from the squad for the two March fixtures and was replaced by Murphy.
360	27 March 2017 - Denmark 0 England 4 [0-2] BioNutria Park, Randers (5,367)	Loftus-Cheek (2), March, Woodrow	AW
	England: A.Gunn, Joe Gomez, S.McQueen, W.Hughesᶜ, R.Holding, K.Hause, S.March (D.Gray), J.Swift, C.Woodrow (Tammy Abraham), Ruben Loftus-Cheek, J.Murphy (Jack Grealish). (unused: Jordan Pickford, C.Walton, Ben Chilwell, M.Holgate, A.Mawson, Harry Winks, J.Stephens, Nathaniel Chalobah, L.Baker.

UEFA Under-21 Championship 2017 Finals in Poland
361	group A
	16 June 2017 - Sweden 0 England 0 [0-0] Kolporter Arena, Kielce (11,672)		ND
	England: 1.Jordan Pickford, 2.M.Holgate, 3.Ben Chilwell, 4.Nathaniel Chalobah, 5.Calum Chambers, 23.A.Mawson, 14.J.Murphy (7.D.Gray), 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ, 9.Tammy Abraham, 10.L.Baker, 11.Nathan Redmond.
362	19 June 2017 - Slovakia 1 England 2 [1-0] Kolporter Arena, Kielce (12,087)	Chrien Mawson, Redmond	NW
	England: 1.Jordan Pickford, 2.M.Holgate (14.J.Murphy), 3.Ben Chilwell, 4.Nathaniel Chalobah, 5.Calum Chambers, 23.A.Mawson, 15.J.Swift (7.D.Gray), 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ, 9.Tammy Abraham (22.C.Woodrow), 10.L.Baker, 11.Nathan Redmond.
363	22 June 2017 - England 3 Poland 0 [1-0] Kolporter Arena, Kielce (13,176)	Gray, Murphy, Baker (pen)	AW
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	England: 1.Jordan Pickford, 2.M.Holgate, 3.Ben Chilwell, 4.Nathaniel Chalobah (19.W.Hughes), 5.Calum Chambers, 23.A.Mawson, 7.D.Gray, 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ (9.Tammy Abraham), 15.J.Swift, 10.L.Baker, 11.Nathan Redmond (14.J.Murphy).
364	semi-final
	27 June 2017 - England 2 Germany 2 [1-1]ᴭᵀ 3-4 on penalty-kicks Stadion Miejski, Tychy (13,214)	Gray, Abraham Selke, Platte	ND
		Penalty shootout: Arnold 0-1, Baker 1-1, Gerhardt 1-1, Abraham 1-1, Philipp 1-2, Chilwell 2-2, Meyer 2-3, Ward-Prowse 3-3, Amiri 3-4, Redmond 3-4
		Pickford saved from Gerhardt, Pollersbeck saved from Abraham and Redmond.
	England: 1.Jordan Pickford, 2.M.Holgate (18.D.Iorfa), 3.Ben Chilwell, 4.Nathaniel Chalobah (14.J.Murphy), 5.Calum Chambers, 23.A.Mawson, 7.D.Gray (11.Nathan Redmond), 8.James Ward-Prowseᶜ, 9.Tammy Abraham, 10.L.Baker, 19.W.Hughes (15.J.Swift).
	20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Chilwell, Gray and Holgate (Gray's 21st birthday was the day after England's exit). 19-year-old in UEFA finals squad: Abraham.
England are eliminated from the 2017 UEFA Under-21 Championship in the semi-finals. Germany are the eventual winners. Unused squad members were 6.J.Stephens, 12.M.Targett, 13.A.Gunn, 16.R.Holding, 17.K.Hause, 20.Jack Grealish and 21.J.Mitchell.

Season 2017-18
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2019 preliminary matches
365	group four
	1 September 2017 - Netherlands 1 England 1 [1-1] Stadion de Vijverberg, Doetinchem (5,211)	Ramselaar Calvert-Lewin	AD
	England: 1.A.Gunn, 2.J.Kenny, 3.Ben Chilwell, 4.Lewis Cook, 5.Joe Gomezᶜ, 6.D.Fry, 7.J.Onomah, 12.K.Dowell (15.D.Gray), 9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (11.Tammy Abraham), 10.Dominic Solanke (17.K.Palmer), 16.A.Lookman. (unused: 13.F.Woodman, 8.T.Davies, 19.Fikayo Tomori, 23.Trent Alexander-Arnold).
	Mason Holgate was also in the squad for the two September fixtures. Ruben Loftus-Cheek withdrew with an injury.
366	5 September 2017 - England 3 Latvia 0 [2-0] Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth (8,514)	Gray, Abraham, Palmer	HW
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.Trent Alexander-Arnold, 3.Kyle Walker-Peters, 4.Lewis Cook, 5.Joe Gomezᶜ, 6.Fikayo Tomori, 7.O.Ojo (16.A.Lookman), 8.T.Davies, 9.Tammy Abraham (14.Dominic Calvert-Lewin), 10.K.Palmer (15.Dominic Solanke), 11.D.Gray. (unused: 13.Dean Henderson, 12.J.Worrall, 17.Ben Chilwell, 18.Ainsley Maitland-Niles).
	Ojo was a late addition to the squad.
367	6 October 2017 - England 3 Scotland 1 [1-0] Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough (20,126)	Onomah, Abraham (pen), Solanke Cadden	HW
	England: 1.A.Gunn, 21.Trent Alexander-Arnold, 3.Kyle Walker-Peters, 4.Lewis Cook, 5.Joe Gomezᶜ, 6.D.Fry, 7.D.Gray (2.J.Kenny), 8.J.Onomah, 9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 10.Dominic Solanke (12.A.Lookman), 11.Tammy Abraham (23.J.Harrison). (unused: 13.F.Woodman, 15.K.Dowell, 16.T.Davies, 20.Fikayo Tomori).
	Goalkeeper, Dean Henderson was also in the squad for the two October fixtures. Ben Chilwell, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Sheyi Ojo withdrew with injuries. Harry Winks was taken out of the squad and won his first full cap in a World Cup qualifier in Lithuania, two nights after the Scotland game. Harrison came in as a replacement.
368	10 October 2017 - Andorra 0 England 1 [0-1] Estadi Comunal, Andorra la Vella (457)	Davies	AW
	England: 1.A.Gunn, 2.J.Kenny, 3.Kyle Walker-Peters, 18.Ainsley Maitland-Nilesᶜ (4.Lewis Cook), 17.J.Worrall, 20.Fikayo Tomori, 16.T.Davies, 15.K.Dowell, 9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (10.Dominic Solanke), 23.J.Harrison (7.D.Gray), 12.A.Lookman. (unused: 13.F.Woodman, 5.Joe Gomez, 11.Tammy Abraham, 21.Trent Alexander-Arnold).
369	10 November 2017 - Ukraine 0 England 2 [0-1] Obolon Arena, Kyiv (2,500)	Solanke, Lukyanchuk OG	AW
	England: 1.A.Gunn, 2.J.Kenny, 3.Kyle Walker-Peters, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.J.Worrall, 6.Fikayo Tomori, 7.D.Gray, 8.Ainsley Maitland-Niles (14.A.Tuanzebe), 9.Dominic Solanke (19.James Maddison), 10.K.Dowell (16.Dominic Calvert-Lewin), 11.A.Lookman. (unused: 13.F.Woodman, 12.J.Clarke-Salter, 15.S.Field, 17.Trent Alexander-Arnold).
	Other squad members were Jack Harrison and Dean Henderson. Ben Chilwell, Tom Davies, Dael Fry and Josh Onomah withdrew from the squad with injuries. Field came in as a replacement.
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370	24 March 2018 - England 2 Romania 1 [1-0] Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton (15,314)	Gray, Clarke-Salter Costache	HW
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 2.Trent Alexander-Arnold, 3.Kyle Walker-Peters, 4.O.Ejaria, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.J.Clarke-Salter, 7.K.Dowell (20.James Maddison), 8.Ainsley Maitland-Niles (21.J.Omomah), 9.Tammy Abraham (12.Dominic Calvert-Lewin), 17.D.Grayᶜ (19.J.Kenny), 11.A.Lookman. (unused: 13.H.Burgoyne, 14.Ben Chilwell, 15.T.Davies, 16.D.Fry, 23.J.Worrall, 24.K.Sessegnon).
	Jack Harrison, Mason Holgate and Harry Winks withdrew from the squad for the two March fixtures with injuries. Burgoyne came in as cover, because two goalkeepers, Gunn and Woodman, were carrying injuries, though both would be fit for the qualifier with Ukraine.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2019 preliminary match
371	group four
	27 March 2018 - England 2 Ukraine 1 [1-0] Bramall Lane, Sheffield (22,601)	Calvert-Lewin, Solanke Shaparenko	HW
	England: 1.A.Gunn, 2.J.Kenny, 3.Ben Chilwell, 4.T.Davies, 5.D.Fry, 6.J.Worrall, 7.D.Grayᶜ (18.A.Lookman), 8.J.Onomah, 9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (19.Ainsley Maitland-Niles), 10.James Maddison (20.Dominic Solanke), 11.K.Sessegnon. (unused: 13.F.Woodman, 12.Tammy Abraham, 15.J.Clarke-Salter, 23.Kyle Walker-Peters).
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372	26 May 2018 - England 2 China 1 [0-1] Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (-)	Fry, Abraham Yan	NW
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	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 12.J.Clarke-Salter, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.D.Fry, 6.Fikayo Tomori (3.Kyle Walker-Peters (18.T.Pearce)), 7.K.Dowell, 8.T.Davies, 9.Tammy Abraham, 14.J.Dasilva (16.H.Choudhury), 11.A.Armstrong.
	Players had to have been born on, or after, 1 January, 1997, thus excluding the players reaching 22 years of age in 2018. Matches were again forty minutes each half. Harvey Barnes, Ovie Ejaria and Ainsley Maitland-Niles withdrew with injuries. Choudhury came in as a replacement.
373	29 May 2018 - Mexico 0 England 0 [0-0] Stade d'Honneur Marcel Roustan, Salon-de-Provence (-)		ND
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 14.J.Dasilva, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.D.Fry. 15.Ezri Konsa, 7.K.Dowell (11.A.Armstrong), 16.H.Choudhury, 17.C.Connolly, 19.Eddie Nketiah (9.Tammy Abraham), 20.L.Nmecha.
	Connolly also came in as a replacement. Walker-Peters suffered a thigh injury against China and withdrew from the squad.
374	1 June 2018 - England 4 Qatar 0 [1-0] Stade Parsemain, Fos-sur-Mer (-)	Suhail OG, Vieira, Abraham, Armstrong	NW
	England: 13.Aaron Ramsdale, 2.J.Kenny, 12.J.Clarke-Salterᶜ, 18.T.Pearce (14.J.Dasilva), 5.D.Fry, 19.Eddie Nketiah, 20.L.Nmecha (7.K.Dowell), 8.T.Davies (4.Lewis Cook), 9.Tammy Abraham (17.C.Connolly), 10.R.Vieira, 11.A.Armstrong.
	Vieira was the third replacement.
375	semi-final
	6 June 2018 - Scotland 1 England 3 [1-0] Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (-)	Johnston Connolly, Nketiah (2)	NW
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 12.J.Clarke-Salter, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.D.Fry (6.Fikayo Tomori), 14.J.Dasilva, 7.K.Dowell, 17.C.Connolly (15.Ezri Konsa), 19.Eddie Nketiah, 10.R.Vieira (16.H.Choudhury), 11.A.Armstrong (9.Tammy Abraham).
376	FINAL
	9 June 2018 - Mexico 1 England 2 [1-2] Stade Francis Turcan, Martigues (-)	Alvarado Fry, Dowell	NW
	England: 1.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 12.J.Clarke-Salter, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.D.Fry, 14.J.Dasilva, 7.K.Dowell, 17.C.Connolly (6.Fikayo Tomori), 19.Eddie Nketiah (11.A.Armstrong), 9.Tammy Abraham (20.L.Nmecha) 10.R.Vieira (16.H.Choudhury).
	Despite scoring the goal that won the UEFA Under-19 Championship for England, just eleven months earlier, and now, with the Under-21s, having won a second tournament (England's third Toulon tournament win in succession), Lukas Nmecha made a single appearance for the Under-20s in the following season, scoring against Germany, and then went on to represent the Germans at both Under-21 and full international level.

From the 2018-19 season, each player was allocated a squad number to be retained for each game within an international match period.

Season 2018-19
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2019 preliminary matches
377	group four
	6 September 2018 - England 0 Netherlands 0 [0-0] Carrow Road Stadium, Norwich (16,369)		HD
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 2.A.Wan-Bissaka, 3.Ben Chilwell, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.D.Fry. 6.Ezri Konsa, 7.D.Gray, 8.J.Onomah (17.T.Davies), 9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (23.Tammy Abraham), 10.James Maddison (20.Dominic Solanke), 11.K.Sessegnon. (unused: 13.A.Gunn, 8.K.Dowell, 12.J.Kenny, 19.Mason Mount).
	Goalkeeper, Freddie Woodman was also in the squad for the two September fixtures.
378	11 September 2018 - Latvia 1 England 2 [1-1] Zemgales Olimpiskais centrs, Jelgava (-)	Jurkovskis Abraham, Mount	AW
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 12.J.Kenny, 18.Kyle Walker-Peters, 15.J.Clarke-Salterᶜ, 16.Fikayo Tomori, 17.T.Davies, 21.A.Lookman (11.K.Sessegnon), 8.K.Dowell, 19.Mason Mount, 20.Dominic Solanke, 23.Tammy Abraham (9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (14.J.Onomah)). (unused: 13.A.Gunn, 4.Lewis Cook, 5.D.Fry, 10.James Maddison).
	Chilwell and Gray were taken out of the squad to join the full England party, with Gray staying on the bench, but Chilwell winning his first cap, as a substitute against Switzerland at Leicester, a few hours after the Under-21s' game.
379	11 October 2018 - England 7 Andorra 0 [3-0] Proact Stadium, Chesterfield (7,147)	Lookman, Konsa, Calvert-Lewin (2 (1 pen)), Solanke, Nelson, García OG	HW
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 2.J.Kenny (3.J.Dasilva), 18.Kyle Walker-Peters, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.D.Fry. 6.Ezri Konsa, 7.A.Lookman (13.R.Nelson), 8.T.Davies, 9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (20.Dominic Solanke), 10.Phil Foden, 11.K.Sessegnon. (unused: 13.A.Gunn, 14.J.Onomah, 15.J.Clarke-Salter, 23.Tammy Abraham).
	Freddie Woodman was, once again, in the squad as an unused goalkeeper for the two October fixtures. Ben Chilwell was again called up to the full international squad, for two Nations League games, playing in Croatia on the night after the Andorra game, and in Spain, three nights later. Dasilva came in as a replacement.
380	16 October 2018 - Scotland 0 England 2 [0-0] Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh (4,122)	Nelson, Dowell	AW
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 12.A.Wan-Bissaka, 3.J.Dasilva, 21.Harvey Barnes, 15.J.Clarke-Salterᶜ, 16.Fikayo Tomori, 14.J.Onomah (10.Phil Foden), 17.K.Dowell, 19.R.Nelson (11.K.Sessegnon), 20.Dominic Solanke, 23.Tammy Abraham (9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin). (unused: 13.A.Gunn, 4.Lewis Cook, 6.Ezri Konsa, 7.A.Lookman.
Friendly matches
381	15 November 2018 - Italy 1 England 2 [1-1] Stadio Paolo Mazza, Ferrara (7,000)	Kean Solanke (2)	AW
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 2.Kyle Walker-Peters, 3.J.Dasilva, 4.Lewis Cookᶜ, 5.J.Clarke-Salter (16.L.Kelly), 6.Fikayo Tomori, 7.D.Gray (20.R.Nelson), 8.T.Davies (17.K.Dowell), 9.Dominic Solanke (19.Dominic Calvert-Lewin), 10.Phil Foden, 11.K.Sessegnon (23.Tammy Abraham). (unused: 13.A.Gunn, 22.F.Woodman).
	Harvey Barnes, Dael Fry, Ademola Lookman, Josh Onomah and Aaron Wan-Bissaka withdrew from the squad for the two November fixtures with injuries. Kelly was brought into the squad after being called up by the Under-20s.
382	20 November 2018 - Denmark 1 England 5 [1-2] Blue Water Arena, Esbjerg (4,558)	Ingvartsen Gray, Solanke (2), Calvert-Lewin (2 (1 pen))	AW
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 2.Kyle Walker-Peters (6.Fikayo Tomori), 3.J.Dasilva (16.L.Kelly), 4.Lewis Cookᶜ (8.T.Davies), 15.Ezri Konsa, 14.J.Simpson, 7.D.Gray (11.K.Sessegnon), 20.R.Nelson, 9.Dominic Solanke, 10.Phil Foden (19.Dominic Calvert-Lewin), 17.K.Dowell. (unused: 13.A.Gunn, 22.F.Woodman).
	Clarke-Salter withdrew from the squad after the Italy game. Simpson was brought into the squad for this game.
383	21 March 2019 - England 1 Poland 1 [1-1] Ashton Gate, Bristol (25,119)	Calvert-Lewin Szymański	HD
	England: 13.A.Gunn, 2.J.Kennyᶜ, 3.J.Dasilva, 4.K.Dowell (24.H.Choudhury), 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.L.Kelly, 7.A.Lookman (21.D.Gray), 8.James Maddison, 9.Dominic Calvert-Lewin (20.Dominic Solanke), 10.Phil Foden (14.T.Davies), 11.R.Nelson (18.Harvey Barnes). (unused: 22.F.Woodman, 15.D.Fry, 16.J.Clarke-Salter, 17.Kyle Walker-Peters, 19.K.Sessegnon, 25.Ezri Konsa).
	Tammy Abraham and Aaron Wan-Bissaka withdrew from the squad for the two March fixtures with injuries. On his arrival for his first Under-21 call-up, Callum Hudson-Odoi was immediately sent away to make his full international debut as a substitute against the Czech Republic in a qualifier at Wembley on the night after the Poland game, and then made his first start in Montenegro, three nights later. Angus Gunn went on to represent Scotland at full international level.
384	26 March 2019 - England 1 Germany 2 [1-1] Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth (10,942)	Solanke Dahoud, Uduokhai	HL
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 17.Kyle Walker-Peters, 19.K.Sessegnon (3.J.Dasilva), 4.K.Dowell (24.H.Choudhury), 15.D.Fry (Ezri Konsa), 16.J.Clarke-Salter, 14.T.Davies (Dominic Calvert-Lewin), 21.D.Gray, 20.Dominic Solankeᶜ (8.James Maddison), 10.Phil Foden, 18.Harvey Barnes (7.A.Lookman). (unused: 13.A.Gunn, 22.F.Woodman, 2.J.Kenny, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.L.Kelly).
	Ademola Lookman went on to play for Nigeria at full international level.

In even-numbered years, England had been able to field their first-choice under-21 teams in the Toulon Tournament, but in the two previous editions that were held in odd-numbered years, they had to compromise their selection due to upcoming UEFA competitions. Two years earlier, a second-string under-20 squad had deputised for the eventual under-20 World Cup winners and won the tournament, but in 2015, and again in 2019, the age limit had been increased to aid those countries preparing for the following year's Olympic football tournament, and with the UEFA Under-21 Championship looming, England's Under-20s once again stepped in, boosted with the addition of three 21-year-olds and two 22-year-olds. Each of England's opponents in the tournament were also under-21 teams, with the exception of Portugal, who fielded an under-19 side. This was the first edition whereby all matches were a full ninety minutes long. Previously, they had been of eighty minutes' duration.

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47éme Festival International Espoirs Provence—Tournoi Maurice Revello
385	Group A
	1 June 2019 - England 1 Japan 2 [1-0] Stade de Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (tbc)	Chalobah Ominami, Naganuma	NL
	England: 1.E.Balcombe, 12.Z.Sessegnon, 3.T.Pearce (18.M.Lowe), 4.S.Field, 5.Marc Guéhi, 6.T.Chalobahᶜ, 14.G.Hirst (21.D.Loader), 16.K.Edwards (19.J.Sims), 20.P.Dasilva (17.J.Bogle), 10.M.Tavernier, 11.D.McNeil.
	The age criteria was unchanged from the previous year, so players had to have been born on, or after, 1 January, 1997, which meant that those reaching 22 years of age during 2019 were additionally allowed. The Football Association once again classed these games as England Under-20, to distinguish them from those taking part in the upcoming UEFA Under-21 Championship, even though five members of the 22-man squad (Edwards, Field, Lowe, Pearce and Sims) were over twenty years of age and, therefore, ineligible for any other under-20 internationals. It was reported that Flynn Downes had been named in the squad, but withdrew with an injury before it was announced. Dasilva was later added as the 22nd member. 21-year-old Easah Suliman and goalkeeper, Nathan Trott also withdrew because of injury.
386	4 June 2019 - England 2 Portugal 3 [1-3] Stade d'Honneur Marcel Roustan, Salon-de-Provence (tbc)	Nketiah, Willock Marcos Paulo, Cardoso, Correia	NL
		Balcombe saved a penalty from Embaló in added time at the end of the match.
	England: 13.R.Schofield (1.E.Balcombe), 2.Reece James, 15.Conor Gallagher, 18.M.Lowe, 19.J.Sims (16.K.Edwards), 6.T.Chalobahᶜ, 7.Eberechi Eze, 8.J.Willock, 9.Eddie Nketiah, 22.J.Shackleton (21.D.Loader), 11.D.McNeil (10.M.Tavernier).
	Schofield and Shackleton came in as replacements, but Schofield picked up an injury in the warm-up and was substituted at half-time, before withdrawing from the squad.
387	7 June 2019 - England 1 Chile 2 [1-0] Stade Parsemain, Fos-sur-Mer (tbc)	Willock Jara, Guéhi OG	NL
	England: 1.E.Balcombe, 2.Reece James (4.S.Field (15.Conor Gallagher)), 3.T.Pearce, 12.Z.Sessegnon, 5.Marc Guéhi, 6.T.Chalobahᶜ, 7.Eberechi Eze (19.J.Sims), 8.J.Willock, 9.Eddie Nketiah, 10.M.Tavernier, 16.K.Edwards (11.D.McNeil).
	Field substituted as James was stretchered off, but then picked up an injury himself and both withdrew from the squad.
388	ninth-place play-off
	11 June 2019 - England 4 Guatemala 0 [4-0] Stade d'Honneur, Mallemort (tbc)	Hirst (2), Nketiah (pen), McNeil	NW
	England: 13.N.Bishop, 17.J.Bogle, 3.T.Pearce, 18.M.Lowe, 5.Marc Guéhi (10.M.Tavernier), 20.P.Dasilva (15.Conor Gallagher), 21.D.Loader (19.J.Sims), 22.J.Shackleton, 9.Eddie Nketiah, 14.G.Hirstᶜ, 11.D.McNeil (16.K.Edwards).
	Bishop had joined the squad as a replacement for Schofield. Sessegnon was suspended. The match was delayed for three hours and switched to a different venue because the pitch at Stade Marcel Cerdan in Carnoux-en-Provence was waterlogged.

		Aidy Boothroyd
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2019 Finals in Italy and San Marino
389	group C
	18 June 2019 - England 1 France 2 [0-0] Orogel Stadium Dino Manuzzi, Cesena (11,288)	Foden Ikoné, Wan-Bissaka OG	NL
		Henderson saved Dembélé's 25th-minute penalty. Aouar then hit the post from a 66th-minute penalty following Choudhury's dismissal, with England leading.
		Hamza Choudhury63
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 2.A.Wan-Bissaka, 3.J.Dasilva, 4.J.Clarke-Salterᶜ, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 16.H.Choudhury, 7.D.Gray (23.Tammy Abraham), 8.James Maddison, 9.Dominic Solanke (18.Mason Mount), 10.Phil Foden, 11.K.Sessegnon (19.Dominic Calvert-Lewin).
390	21 June 2019 - England 2 Romania 4 [0-0] Orogel Stadium Dino Manuzzi, Cesena (8,440)	Gray, Abraham Puşcaş (pen), Hagi, Coman (2)	NL
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 12.J.Kenny, 3.J.Dasilva (23.Tammy Abraham), 4.J.Clarke-Salterᶜ, 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.K.Dowell, 7.D.Gray, 8.James Maddison, 18.Mason Mount, 19.Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 17.Harvey Barnes (11.K.Sessegnon (10.Phil Foden)).
391	24 June 2019 - Croatia 3 England 3 [1-1] San Marino Stadium, Serravalle (3,512)	Nelson (pen), Maddison, Kenny Brekalo (2), Vlašić	ND
	England: 1.Dean Henderson, 12.J.Kenny, 14.L.Kelly, 4.J.Clarke-Salterᶜ (15.Ezri Konsa), 5.Fikayo Tomori, 6.K.Dowell (18.Mason Mount), 7.D.Gray, 8.James Maddison (20.M.Gibbs-White), 23.Tammy Abraham, 10.Phil Foden, 21.R.Nelson.
	Sessegnon pulled a hamstring against Romania and was ruled out. Demarai Gray went on to win full international caps for Jamaica.
	20-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Kelly and Mount. 19-year-olds in UEFA finals squad: Foden, Gibbs-White, Nelson and Sessegnon.
England are eliminated from the 2019 UEFA Under-21 Championship at the group stage. Spain are the eventual winners. Unused squad members were 13.A.Gunn and 22.F.Woodman.

From the 2019-20 season, teams were allowed to have nine players on the substitutes' bench in the UEFA Under-21 Championship, with a maximum of five substitutions per team to be made during the match.

Season 2019-20
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2021 preliminary matches
392	group three
	6 September 2019 - Turkey 2 England 3 [1-1] Kocaeli Stadyumu, İzmit (14,955)	Sinik, Müldür Nketiah (2), Nelson	AW
	England: 1.Aaron Ramsdale, 2.M.Aarons, 3.J.Panzo, 4.T.Chalobah, 15.Marc Guéhi, 6.T.Daviesᶜ, 7.R.Nelson (19.R.Brewster), 8.M.Gibbs-White (5.Ben Godfrey), 9.Eddie Nketiah, 10.Phil Foden, 11.Z.Sessegnon (23.Mason Greenwood). (unused: 22.E.Balcombe, 12.O.Richards, 16.O.Skipp, 17.T.Cantwell, 18.James Justin, 20.Eberechi Eze).
	Other squad members for the two September fixtures were Grady Diangana, Nathan Trott and Ben Wilmot. Dwight McNeil and Joe Willock withdrew with injuries. Diangana and Eze joined as replacements.
393	9 September 2019 - England 2 Kosovo 0 [1-0] KCOM Stadium, Hull (15,258)	Foden (2)	HW
	England: 1.Aaron Ramsdale, 2.M.Aarons (18.James Justin), 4.T.Chalobah, 15.Marc Guéhi, 5.Ben Godfreyᶜ, 6.T.Davies, 7.R.Nelson (Mason Greenwood), 8.M.Gibbs-White (T.Cantwell), 9.Eddie Nketiah (R.Brewster), 10.Phil Foden, 11.Z.Sessegnon. (unused: 22.E.Balcombe, 3.J.Panzo, 12.O.Richards, 16.O.Skipp, 20.Eberechi Eze).
Friendly match
394	11 October 2019 - Slovenia 2 England 2 [0-1] Stadion Ljudski vrt, Maribor (200)	Petrović, Pišek Nketiah (pen), Surridge	AD
	England: 1.Aaron Ramsdale, 2.M.Aarons (18.James Justin), 3.J.Panzo, 15.Marc Guéhi, 5.L.Kelly (16.O.Skipp), 6.T.Daviesᶜ, 7.Callum Hudson-Odoi (19.R.Brewster), 8.J.Willock (12.O.Richards), 9.Eddie Nketiah (23.S.Surridge), 10.Phil Foden (21.Conor Gallagher), 20.D.McNeil (14.B.Wilmot). (unused: 22.E.Balcombe, 13.B.Austin).
	Todd Cantwell, Trevoh Chalobah, Morgan Gibbs-White, Mason Greenwood, Reece James and Reiss Nelson pulled out of the squad for the two October fixtures with injuries. Gallagher, Richards, Surridge and Wilmot came in as replacements.
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2021 preliminary match
395	group three
	15 October 2019 - England 5 Austria 1 [4-0] Stadium MK, Milton Keynes (11,772)	Hudson-Odoi (2), Nketiah (3) Baumgartner	HW
	England: 1.Aaron Ramsdale, 2.M.Aarons (11.Z.Sessegnon), 18.James Justin, 15.Marc Guéhi, 5.L.Kelly, 6.T.Daviesᶜ, 7.Callum Hudson-Odoi (21.Conor Gallagher), 8.J.Willock (16.O.Skipp), 9.Eddie Nketiah (23.S.Surridge), 10.Phil Foden, 20.D.McNeil (19.R.Brewster). (unused: 22.E.Balcombe, 3.J.Panzo, 12.O.Richards, 14.B.Wilmot).
396	15 November 2019 - Albania 0 England 3 [0-2] Stadiumi Loro Boriçi, Shkodër (1,050)	Foden, Gallagher, Nelson	AW
		Brewster hit the post with a 36th-minute penalty.
	England: 1.Aaron Ramsdale, 12.Reece James, 3.J.Panzo (18.James Justin), 4.Ben Godfrey, 15.Marc Guéhi, 6.T.Daviesᶜ, 19.R.Brewster (11.K.Sessegnon), 8.J.Willock (7.R.Nelson), 9.Mason Greenwood, 10.Phil Foden (23.Eberechi Eze), 21.Conor Gallagher. (unused: 22.E.Balcombe, 24.B.Austin, 2.M.Aarons, 16.O.Skipp, 20.D.McNeil).
	Lloyd Kelly and Sam Surridge withdrew from the squad for the two November fixtures with injuries.
Friendly match
397	19 November 2019 - Netherlands 2 England 1 [1-0] Stadion De Vijverberg, Doetinchem (tbc)	Sierhuis, Dilrosun Greenwood	AL
	England: 1.Aaron Ramsdaleᶜ, 2.M.Aarons (12.Reece James), 18.James Justin, 14.T.Chalobah, 15.Marc Guéhi, 16.O.Skipp, 17.G.Diangana (11.K.Sessegnon), 23.Eberechi Eze (7.R.Nelson), 19.R.Brewster (9.Mason Greenwood), 10.Phil Foden (J.Willock), 21.Conor Gallagher (D.McNeil). (unused: 22.E.Balcombe, 3.J.Panzo, 4.Ben Godfrey, 6.T.Davies).
	Grady Diangana went on to represent the Democratic Republic of the Congo at full international level.

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