How Premier League players got on in the opening matches
The Under-21 European Champions are underway in Slovenia, with a number of Premier League stars all set to represent their nations.Lee Carsley’s England side left to a winning start. The Young Lions beat Croatia 3-1. Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott scored the opening objective, assisted by Manchester City’s James McAtee, who captained England. There were likewise helps for Newcastle’s Timo Livramento and Bournemouth’s Alex Scott. Liverpool’s Jarrell Quansah and
Tottenham Hostpur’s Archie Gray played a full 90 minutes in defence. Toolbox child Ethan Nwaneri did not start the game, although the 18-year-old came off the bench for the final 20 minutes.The Netherlands restored a point in injury time in their very first game. It was a disappointing start to their tournament as they drew 2-2 with Finland. Aston Rental property’s Ian Maatsen played in main midfield for the Dutch team.Ajax protector Jorrel Hato likewise played a complete 90 minutes. The centre-back might be on his way to the Premier League this summer season. Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool are all thinking about signing the 19-year-old this off-season. Germany started the competition in outstanding style, securing a comfy 3-0 victory over Slovenia. Brighton’s Brajan Gruda began on
the right-wing for the Germans. All three goals in the match were scored by Stuttgart’s Nick Woltemade. The six foot six striker has actually been connected to Chelsea in recent days. Newcastle striker William Osula scored the winning goal for Denmark in their opener. The Danes came from behind two times to edge out Ukraine 3-2.
Brentford midfielder Yehor Yarmolyuk included for the defeated Ukrainians.Portugal and France shared the points after a goalless draw. The Portuguese side featured Southampton’s Matheus Fernandes and Wolves’Carlos Forbs. Spurs duo Mathys Tel and Wilson Odobert started on the two wings for France.Spain beat the hosts in the opening game of the tournament. Leeds United striker Mateo Joseph fired in an objective, whilst Aston Villa right-back Andres Garcia was an unused replacement.
The Spanish side won 3-2 against Slovakia.Italy likewise started the competitors with a success. Leeds’ Willy Gnonto started for the Blues as they won 1-0 against Romania.