3-2! England beat Germany in overtime + defending European Youth Championship Liverpool 30 million Red Star 4 goals in 3 games

In the U21 European Cup (European Youth Championship) final ended on June 29, England defeated Germany 3-2 after overtime, successfully avenged the group stage loss, and also won the European Youth Championship for two consecutive times.

Previously, the German U21 men's football team won all five games in this European Youth Championship, including a 2-1 victory over England in the group stage. Germany and England successfully met in the finals after eliminating the Netherlands and France in the previous semi-finals. Only 5 minutes into the final, England U21 took the lead. Elliot, a genius who played for Liverpool, made a successful shot in the chaos in front of the goal, helping England lead 1-0.

Eliot, who is worth 30 million euros, scored 4 goals in three games in this European Youth Championship, and performed very well. With few opportunities to play at Liverpool, he has attracted the attention of many Premier League clubs.

In the 25th minute, Manchester City Red Star McCarthy made a diagonal assist, and Hutchinson scored a goal from a small angle, helping England expand the score to 2-0. After 2 goals fell behind, the German team launched a Jedi counterattack. In the first minute of stoppage time in the first minute of the first half, Neber made a cross and Weiper scored a header, winning a goal for the German team.

In the 61st minute, Neber cut in and hit the world wave, completing the pass in this game, helping Germany tie the score 2-2.

And in the subsequent overtime, England started the blitz again. In the 92nd minute, Liverpool midfielder Morton made a precise cross, and Jonathan Rob scored in front of the ball to complete the final victory. In this way, England defeated Germany 3-2 and successfully defended the European Youth Championship.

So far, England has won the European Youth Championship 4 times, second only to Spain and Italy. Historically, only Spain and Italy (both 5 times) have won more championships in the European Youth Championship than England.