England under 21 has proven to have a battle to defend his European title.
The collective quarrel in the final whistle, along with the victory of the wonderful quarter -finals of the euro 2025 over Spain on Saturday, removed any doubt that these small lions could be a soft touch.
Charlie Kriswell promised the match before the match, there will be no shortage of fighting from England after losing 2-1 against Germany and the black youth to the level of bills.
Kriswell was at the heart of protecting his teammates, with players ready to fight for each other in the wake of a late challenge on Tino Livramino seconds before the final whistle over their 3-1 victory.
Similar scenes followed the final victory of England over Spain and the defense champions are not ready to allow their title calmly.
They are now facing the Netherlands in the semi -finals on Wednesday, after a full row, elegance, conquering and fighting.
“There are better ways to build intimate friendship,” manager Lee Carsley joked after that. “But we had something similar in the final [in 2023]. Emotions go in those scenarios, you do not want anyone to send or throw a punch.
“You can see what this means to the players, and we may have to give them a little space. Fortunately, the top has not exceeded, it is still good to see it. We are always trying to encourage younger players to eat football but passion was so much a little.”
James Makti, top scorer in the opening match in England, also embodied the mood, a Manchester City midfielder ready and ready to rid him.
He said: “We were the two great teams in the championship, so we do not start, we can only sit and let them do so. We have to return them a little, so I am happy with the children.”
