Watch: European Under-17 Championship - Belgium draw level against England
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Date: 17:06 BST
Title: BBC Schedule: How to watch?
Content: All times BST
BBC Sport
Group stage
Tuesday, 20 May - England v Belgium- 16:45-19:00 (17:00 kick-off)
Friday, 23 May - Italy v England 19:15- 21:30 (19:30 kick-off)
Monday, 26 May - Czech Republic v England 19:15- 21:30 (19:30 kick-off)
Knockout stage
Semi-finals
Thursday, 29 May - first semi-final 16:45-1900 BST (17:00 kick-off); second semi-final 19:15-21:30 (19:30 kick-off)
Final
Sunday, 1June - 19:15 - 21:30 BST (19:30 kick-off)
Update:
Date: 17:06 BST
Title: Who to look out for?
Content: England
England are looking to win their first European Under-17 Championship since 2014 in what is a record 17th appearance at the competition.
To win the tournament they will have to face defending champions Italy, who knocked them out of the quarter-finals last year.
The Young Lions made it through the qualifying rounds, winning all six of their games.
The team is made up of mostly under-18 and under-21 Premier League players, but also features Leeds United's Harry Gray, the 16-year-old who made an appearance off the bench for Daniel Farke's team in their 6-0 home win over Stoke in the Championship in April.
Italy
The Italians won the European Under-17 Championship last year, beating Portugal in the final and will be the team to beat in Group B.
They had previously made it to three finals without success before last year's triumph.
Update:
Date: 17:02 BST
Title: England chase U17 Euros glory
Content: England U17 lining up against Slovenia
England are looking for their third European Under-17 Championship title as they kick-off their campaign in Albania on tonight, and you can watch all of their matches on BBC Sport.
England face Belgium in their opener (16:45 BST) in Group B, which also features holders Italy and the Czech Republic.
There are two groups of four, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the semi-finals.
As well as England's matches, the BBC will also be showing the semi-finals and final of the tournament.
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