92 minutes of goal, England won the championship 3-2 with Germany! Set a 41-year record, Golden Boot + Best Player released

On June 29, the game in the round of 16 of the Club World Cup kicked off, with Palmeiras and Chelsea taking the lead in advancing, waiting for the emergence of the top 8 opponents. In addition, in the U21 European Youth Championship, the final came to an end and the Three Lions won the championship again. In 92 minutes, England won the championship 3-2! Set a record of 41 years, the Golden Boot + Best Player was released.

This year's U21 European Youth Championship was held in Slovakia. In the group stage, England ranked second in Group B with 4 points and advanced to the knockout round. In addition to beating England, Germany 3-0 Slovenia, 4-2 Czech Republic, and qualified for three consecutive victories. In the quarterfinals, England 3-1 Spain, Netherlands 2-1 in the semi-finals, Germany defeated Italy 3-2, France 3-0 in the semi-finals, and England met in the finals. In the final, England scored in the 5th minute, and Elliott scored a goal in the penalty area. In the 24th minute, McCarty gave an assist and Hutchinson scored a volley, 2-0. The subsequent game changed suddenly. In the stoppage time in the first half, Nebel made a cross from the left and Wei Po headed the ball. In the 61st minute of the second half, Neber scored a world shot to help the German team equalize the score. In the 4th minute of injury time, Nebel's shot was refracted and hit the goal frame, and England was almost killed. The two teams entered overtime. In the 92nd minute, Morton assisted Jonathan Roy to head the ball. Germany's shot in the 120th minute hit the box again, and England won 3-2. England U21 coach Casley helped the team win the European Youth Championship for two consecutive years, and was the first in 41 years. Previously, Sexton led England to win the European Youth Championship twice in 1982 and 1984.

Germany finished second, and 23-year-old Stuttgart forward Walter Mad won the Golden Boot of the game with 6 goals. The best player belongs to England's Elliott. At the age of 22, he scored 5 goals, scored 3 consecutive knockout goals, scored 4 goals, and was named MVP.

England won the trophy of this event for the fourth time, second only to Spain and Italy, which won five times in history. As head coaches of England and Germany national teams, Tuchel and Nagelsmann also appeared in the European Youth Championship final stands to inspect new players. McCarty, the No. 10 player of the England team, said in an interview after the game that Tuchel entered the locker room and hugged everyone, congratulating the team on winning the cup. The English youth team has won two championships in three years, and I don’t know when their national team will be able to end the championship drought (only won the World Cup in 1966).