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Yahoo
11 hours ago
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- Yahoo
📝 Spain Under-21s lose 3-1 to England, bow out of the tournament
La Rojita bid farewell in the quarterfinals of the European Under-21 Championship, after falling to England 1-3. Javi Guerra had converted a penalty for Spain's goal in the last minutes of the first half, in a match that was already looking very complicated for the youth team led by Santi Denia from very early on. Advertisement England was winning by two goals in the first quarter of an hour. James McAtee, a Manchester City player, opened the scoring at 10 for Lee Carsley's team, and five minutes later, Harvey Elliot —from Liverpool— increased the difference. The discount kept La Rojita in the game and they had chances to equalize in the second half, but the goal did not arrive and already in the final minutes of the game, there was another penalty, this time in favor of England, which Elliot Anderson exchanged for a goal to sentence the game and Spain's elimination. 📸 Christian Hofer - 2025 Getty Images Everything indicates that this elimination will be the final point of Denia's cycle as Spain Under-21 coach, a very successful cycle that included gold in Paris 2024. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Christian Hofer - 2025 Getty Images
BBC News
04-06-2025
- Business
- BBC News
'My future is FA' - Carsley signs deal until 2027
England Under-21 head coach Lee Carsley has signed a new contract with the Football Association to run until future was the subject of speculation during his six-match spell as interim head coach of the England senior team, which ended last November after he led the side to promotion back to the top tier of the Nations 51-year-old - previously on a 12-month rolling deal - has committed himself to the FA for another two years a week before England attempt to retain the European Under-21 title they won under his guidance in 2023, a feat they last achieved in 1982 and tournament takes place in Slovakia this month, with England's first game against the Czech Republic on 12 June."I've just signed an extension. I've got the Euros and then the next campaign. My future is definitely the FA," Carsley asked if the contract was going to be as U21 head coach or if there was the potential for a job elsewhere in the FA, Carsley replied: "I'll just see how it goes. I think it's important that I just do a good job."I am just trying to do it again [win the Euros]. The priority is the Euros and I won't be taking my eye off of that."The England U21 side is packed with exciting young talent such as Arsenal's Ethan Nwaneri, Tottenham's Archie Gray and Liverpool's Harvey has not been all plain sailing for Carsley though, with striker Liam Delap near certain to miss the tournament despite being named in the training squad, as he moves close to completing a £30m move to are involved in the Club World Cup this summer in the United States and the Fifa tournament takes priority over the U21 Delap, Carsley could also lose Sunderland midfielder Jobe Bellingham to the Club World Cup, if he completes a move to Borussia Dennis Cirkin, Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton and Tottenham Hotspur's Dane Scarlett are all missing because of injuries, but Carsley says these setbacks are all part of the development."First and foremost we have to remember the age of the players. They still need a lot of support." said Carsley, whose team are in a group alongside Slovenia and Germany, as well as the Czechs."We have room within our schedule to make sure that they get a chance if they need to have a medical or they need to speak to a club. "Liam is one of two or three players who we are supporting with that at the moment."Ideally I want them here, of course I do. You want your strongest squad but we have to put the players first and that is definitely what we are doing."Carsley has challenged this year's squad to improve on what his 2023 champions did. That team won all six of their matches without conceding a goal."First and foremost we can definitely improve the way we played at times," he said."We spoke about having control, with the bigger picture of hopefully helping players go onto the senior team. I've got the benefit of seeing what potentially that looks like."Hopefully we'll be good to watch. That's what you want. You want people back home watching the next generation of England players and being excited by it."Carsley won five of his six games in charge of the England senior team, with his only defeat coming against Greece at he said he thinks that the experience of leading the senior team gave him "a lot of confidence" and will benefit the players he coaches that time Carsley gave senior debuts to a number of his class of 2023 and seven of that squad are in Thomas Tuchel's squad for Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Andorra and Tuesday's friendly with Senegal."I think that can be inspiring for this group," Carsley said. "From the last group that won the Euros, nine debuts in the senior team."What an incentive to win a tournament and have that progression and have that conveyor belt of players that are able to go through."
Time of India
20-05-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Liverpool lose 3-2 to Brighton; remain winless since clinching Premier League title
Premier League champions Liverpool suffered a 3-2 defeat to Brighton on Monday night. The reigning champions failed to hold on to a 2-1 lead with a little over 20 minutes to go. Brighton staged a spirited comeback, forcing two splendid goals past Liverpool keeper Alisson Becker in the second half to win the game. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The result saw Brighton rise to eight spot. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. Coming on the back of a 2-2 draw to Arsenal in their previous league outing, the Reds took the lead against The Seagulls in the 9th minute of the game. Harvey Elliot finished off an exquisite attack from the right wing, courtesy of Conor Bradley. The latter set up Elliot for a tap-in, and the Englishman obliged. Bombay Sport Exchange Ep 5: Shane Watson on how IPL gave him a lifeline & his tribute to Phil Hughes After several chances that went back and forth, Brighton finally pulled their way back in through a spectacular team goal, finished off by Yasin Ayari. Heading into the second half with one goal apiece, the Reds upped the ante with a Dominik Szoboszlai goal from an extremely difficult angle. The Hungarian's strike from the edge of the penalty box dipped over Brighton keeper Bart Verbruggen, and dipped right in time to bulge the side netting. It was now Brighton's turn to up the gears, and it didn't take long for the hosts to pull level once again. This time it was Kaoru Mitoma with a half volley into the ground, after the ball fell invitingly to him after Alisson denied an earlier attempt from Danny Welbeck. With five minutes left on the clock, Jack Hinshelwood found the net for the third and final time for Brighton, securing all three points on the night. Poll Do you think Liverpool will end the season with a win over Crystal Palace? It will end 0-0 No, they will struggle Yes, they will win With just one game left for the end of the season, Liverpool will end their title-winning campaign on Sunday, May 26 when they host newly crowned FA Cup champions Crystal Palace.
Associated Press
19-05-2025
- Sport
- Associated Press
Supersubs give Brighton thrilling win over Liverpool
BRIGHTON, England (AP) — Substitute Jack Hinshelwood scored with his first touch of the ball and gave Brighton a thrilling 3-2 win over Liverpool on Monday and kept alive its slim chance of European football. If fourth-placed Chelsea wins the Europa Conference League next week, there is a chance that the eighth-placed team in the Premier League can qualify for next season's Conference League. Monday's win lifted Brighton into that coveted eighth spot, three points above Brentford, four ahead of Fulham and five clear of Bournemouth. Bournemouth has two games left; the others have one. Liverpool rested several starters but still took the lead after just nine minutes, and in doing so became only the third team in Premier League history to score in every one of its away games. Conor Bradley, in his first start since signing a new four-year contract on Saturday, cut the ball back from the byline for Harvey Elliot to side-foot home. Brighton, though, fought back in an end-to-end encounter. Danny Welbeck missed a golden chance after half an hour but Yasin Ayari made no mistake two minutes later to level the score. Liverpool was back in front by the break after Dominik Szoboszlai's memorable cross-cum-shot on the stroke of halftime. Japanese substitute Kaoru Mitoma equalized in the 69th, just four minutes after his introduction. It was his third goal in four games, all of them as a late substitute. Hinshelwood then stole in at the back post to convert Matt O'Riley's low cross and, although the offside flag was raised, the goal was given after a video review. It was a winning introduction for Hinshelwood, who came on alongside his 17-year-old cousin Harry Howell. Howell also made history by becoming Brighton's youngest ever Premier League player. ___ AP soccer:
The Guardian
11-03-2025
- Sport
- The Guardian
Liverpool v Paris Saint-Germain: Champions League last 16, second leg
Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature On the flight home from Paris last week, the Liverpool players were likely counting their lucky stars after their 1-0 defeat of Paris Saint-Germain in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie. It was a classic smash-and-grab, with the hosts dominating for most of the match. Alisson kept the visitors in the match with nine saves and Harvey Elliot ensured the visitors left the French capital with something, scoring moments after he came off the bench, the goal coming completely against the run of play. The tie is far from over. A hungry PSG side will be keen of righting the loss of last Wednesday while Liverpool will hope to put on a better showing and record another famous night at Anfield under the lights. With a spot in the quarter-finals is on the line join me for the 8pm GMT/9pm CET kick-off and, as always, feel free to send me an email with any thoughts, predictions, questions, complaints and your favourite Champions League smash-and-grabs. Share
