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June 18th UEFA European U-21 Football Championship - England U21 VS Germany U21 Prediction

June 18th UEFA European U-21 Football Championship - England U21 VS Germany U21 Prediction
UEFA European U-21 Football Championship  -  England U21 VS Germany U21
Match Time:19-06-2025 03:00 Thursday (GMT+8)
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Team Reviews
England U21
England U21, coached by Lee Carsley, is the defending champion, having won the 2023 U21 EURO with a 1-0 victory over Spain. In the 2025 tournament in Slovakia, they lead Group B with 4 points from two matches, securing a 3-1 win over Czechia U21 (goals from Harvey Elliott, Jonathan Rowe, and Charlie Cresswell) and a 0-0 draw against Slovenia U21. Their recent form shows 3 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss in their last five competitive matches, averaging 1.8 goals scored and 0.6 goals conceded per game. Key players include Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott (1 goal, Player of the Match vs. Czechia) and captain James McAtee, who provides midfield creativity. England’s strengths are their attacking depth, defensive solidity (6 clean sheets in their last 7 group stage matches), and Carsley’s tactical experience, but their failure to convert chances against Slovenia (Elliott’s volley hit the post) could be a concern. They’ve already qualified for the quarter-finals but aim to top the group.

Germany U21
Germany U21, led by coach Antonio Di Salvo, is also through to the quarter-finals, topping Group B with 6 points after a 3-0 win over Slovenia U21 and a 4-2 victory against Czechia U21. Their form is exceptional, unbeaten in their last 16 competitive matches (4 wins, 1 draw), averaging 2.4 goals scored and 1.0 goals conceded. VfB Stuttgart’s Nick Woltemade leads the tournament with 4 goals, including a hat-trick against Slovenia, making him a Golden Boot contender. Other key players include Nicolò Tresoldi, who assists Woltemade, and Nelson Weiper, a dynamic forward. Germany’s strengths are their clinical attack (12 goals in their last 5 matches) and high pressing, but their defense has shown vulnerabilities, conceding twice against Czechia. They qualified as Group D winners, defeating Poland 4-0 in qualifiers.

Head-to-Head
England U21 and Germany U21 have met eight times in the U21 EURO, with England winning three, Germany two, and three draws. England won their last two encounters, including a 2-0 victory in the 2023 group stage (goals from Jacob Ramsey and Emile Smith Rowe). Germany’s last win was in the 2017 semifinals (4-3 on penalties after a 2-2 draw). Their matches are often close, with four of the last five producing under 2.5 goals. The 2023 meeting saw England dominate possession, but Germany’s counter-attacks kept it competitive.

Prediction: England U21 2-2 Germany U21
This Group B finale on June 18, 2025, at Pod Zoborom Stadium, Nitra, is a battle for the group’s top spot, with both teams already qualified for the quarter-finals. England’s defensive solidity and attacking options, led by Elliott and McAtee, face a stern test against Germany’s rampant attack, spearheaded by Woltemade. England’s recent 0-0 draw against Slovenia exposed their finishing issues, while Germany’s high-scoring form (7 goals in 2 matches) and Woltemade’s clinical edge give them momentum. Posts on X suggest Germany’s dominance, with one claiming a 4-1 lead early in the second half, though this is unverified and inconsistent with their high-scoring but not runaway performances. England’s historical edge and Carsley’s experience may keep it tight, but Germany’s attacking form could exploit England’s occasional lapses. A high-scoring draw or narrow Germany win is likely, given both teams’ attacking intent.

Expect an open, competitive match, with Woltemade scoring for Germany and Elliott or Rowe responding for England. Both teams may trade blows, with Germany’s pressing and England’s counter-attacks producing goals. The outcome could hinge on England’s ability to contain Woltemade and Germany’s defense holding firm against McAtee’s creativity. A draw would suit both, securing England’s strong seeding and Germany’s group lead.
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