Published 24 January 2023 2 min read
Men's U19
England MU19s' EURO Elite Round venues confirmed
Young Lions will face Hungary, Iceland and Turkey in UEFA U19 EURO Elite Qualifying Round in March
England men's under-19s will continue their quest for further European glory on home soil in March 2023.
The Young Lions will be hoping to defend their title at this summer’s U19 EURO in Malta in July, but Simon Rusk’s squad first need to secure qualification by topping an elite round group including Hungary, Iceland and Turkey.
And England will have home advantage for all three fixtures, which starts with Hungary at Walsall (Buy tickets) on Wednesday 22 March (7.30pm kick-off).
The fixture against Iceland will take place at Rotherham United (Buy tickets) on Saturday 25 March (2pm kick-off), before the group is concluded against Turkey at Chesterfield (Buy tickets) on Tuesday 28 March (7.30pm kick-off).
The Young Lions will be hoping to defend their title at this summer’s U19 EURO in Malta in July, but Simon Rusk’s squad first need to secure qualification by topping an elite round group including Hungary, Iceland and Turkey.
And England will have home advantage for all three fixtures, which starts with Hungary at Walsall (Buy tickets) on Wednesday 22 March (7.30pm kick-off).
The fixture against Iceland will take place at Rotherham United (Buy tickets) on Saturday 25 March (2pm kick-off), before the group is concluded against Turkey at Chesterfield (Buy tickets) on Tuesday 28 March (7.30pm kick-off).
Tickets for all fixtures are priced at £5 for adults, £2.50 for concessions (club policy applies) and England Football Accredited Clubs can apply for up to ten complimentary tickets.
The current age group reached this point by winning all three games to top a qualifying round group including hosts Denmark, Montenegro and Georgia in September 2022.
England were crowned U19 European champions for a second time in July 2022 adding to their 2017 title. As a result, Ian Foster’s group qualified for the 2023 FIFA U20 World Cup to be hosted in Indonesia in May.
The current age group reached this point by winning all three games to top a qualifying round group including hosts Denmark, Montenegro and Georgia in September 2022.
England were crowned U19 European champions for a second time in July 2022 adding to their 2017 title. As a result, Ian Foster’s group qualified for the 2023 FIFA U20 World Cup to be hosted in Indonesia in May.
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