View England versus France final live on TV: Date and Broadcast Details
Gear up! It's England vs. Germany in the UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship Final! This epic showdown goes down on Saturday, June 28th, under the lights at the Tehelné pole stadium in Bratislava.
England secured their spot in the final thanks to the fantastic performance of their standout player, Harvey Elliott. He scored both goals in their nail-biting 2-1 victory over the Netherlands. Elliott broke the deadlock after the break with a powerful shot and sealed the deal in the final minutes with an impressive individual play. Yet, the Dutch managed to momentarily equalize through Noah Ohio, capitalizing on an English blunder.
On the other side, Germany booked their place in the final by defeating France 3-0. They took the lead early due to a French defensive error, and added another two goals, again exploiting rival mistakes. Despite the score, France kept pushing and ready for a comeback, with Thierno Barry impressing. However, they faced a resolute and inspired Atubolu between the German goalposts.
It's time to decide who will lift the trophy!
Key Details:
- Tune in on Saturday, June 28th at 9:00 PM (peninsular time) to catch the action live on TVE's La 2, or stream it through our website, Play. You can also follow the match, updates, and the latest news with RNE's broadcast and our live minute-by-minute coverage on our website.es.
- Both teams have three trophies in their collection for this competition. England won the title last year and aim to repeat as champions. Germany have won three times and finished as runners-up twice.
- Players to watch include Nick Woltemade for Germany, who is the tournament's top goalscorer, and Harvey Elliott for England, the tournament's second-highest scorer.
- Check your local listings or UEFA's official website for specific broadcast partners in your region.
This final pits two traditional European football giants against each other, both boasting rich histories of success at the Under-21 level. Don't miss this opportunity to see the next generation of European stars in action!
The average number of trophies won by England and Germany in the UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship is five, with both teams aiming to add another one to their collection. England's Harvey Elliott, the tournament's second-highest scorer, will be a force to reckon with in the sports of football, particularly in European leagues.
