U21 European Championship: Live stream and TV Channel details, fixtures and England latest

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U21 European Championship: Live stream and TV Channel details, fixtures and England latest


 
THE Under-21 European Championship is underway and Starsport brings you all the information you need throughout the tournament.
 
 
 When is the Under-21 European Championship?
 
 The tournament runs between Friday, June 16 and Friday, June 30.
 
 The best young stars from 12 nations will compete in Poland to become European champions.
 How can I watch the tournament?
 
 Sky Sports will show every match in the U21 European Championship.
 
 You can watch on TV, tablet or mobile device using the Sky Go app.
 
 Today you can watch Sweden v England which kicks off at 5pm on Sky Sports 1 and Poland v Slovakia which starts at 7.45pm on Sky Sports Mix as the tournament gets underway.
 
 
 Under-21 European Championship fixtures
 
 Friday, June 16
 
 Sweden 0-0 England (Group A)
 
 Poland v Slovakia (Group A)
 
 Saturday, June 17
 
 Portugal v Serbia (Group B)
 
 Spain v Macedonia (Group B)
 
 Sunday, June 18
 
 Germany v Czech Republic (Group C)
 
 Denmark v Italy (Group C)
 
 Monday, June 19
 
 Slovakia v England (Group A)
 
 Poland v Sweden (Group A)
 
 Tuesday, June 20
 
 Serbia v Macedonia (Group B)
 
 Portugal v Spain (Group B)
 
 Wednesday, June 21
 
 Czech Republic v Italy (Group C)
 
 Germany v Denmark (Group C)
 
 Thursday, June 22
 
 Slovakia v Sweden (Group A)
 
 England v Poland (Group A)
 
 Friday, June 23
 
 Serbia v Spain (Group B)
 
 Macedonia v Portugal (Group B)
 
 Saturday, June 24
 
 Czech Republic v Denmark (Group C)
 
 Italy v Germany (Group C)
 
 Tuesday, June 27 (Semi-finals)
 
 Winner of Group A v Runner-up of Group B/Runner-up of Group C/Winner of Group C
 
 Winner of Group B v Runner-up of Group A/Winner of Group C
 
 Friday, June 30
 
 Under-21 European Championship Fina
 
 England latest
 
 England started their campaign with a 0-0 draw against Sweden at the Kielce City Stadion.
 
 Jordan Pickford was the hero as the new Everton goalkeeper saved a penalty to ensure the Three Lions earned a point.
 
 On the result England Under-21 boss Aidy Boothroyd said: "Chilwell got the ball but the directive is that you can't go off your feet. These are the moments which change games and we've got a terrific goalkeeper.
 
 "In an ideal world, you play really well and win the game but what you don't want to do is lose. It was a typical opening game of a tournament, both teams could have played better. Overall it was a fair result.
 
 "We could have moved the ball quicker and attacked crosses better. A lot of the players haven't played 90 minutes for a long time and are feeling it. We are reasonably happy, made a solid start."