England under 21 years 0-0 Slovenia under the age of 21: Turk denies young lions

England approached the qualification for the quarterfinals at the European Championships under the age of 21 after drawing without a dove with Slovenia, which was high energy but low quality.

Lee Carsley had a better chance, but could not find the path that had passed the past of Slovenia Martin Turk, who probably produced the best savings in the time of injury to turn Jack Hinshelwood heading over the bar.

The draw corresponds to both teams, hence their approach without risk. This means that England only needs a point against Germany in its last group game to make sure to advance while Slovenia remains in the hunt. They need Germany to beat England and see Czechs.

Another point on the board on #U21euro Finals, like ours #Younglioni Draw with Slovenia a day two. pic.twitter.com/mmrawgogogm

– England (@england) June 15, 2025

Watch, beadle is around

Slovenia was a much better side in the introductory salvo with Brighton’s goalkeeper James Beadle.

He achieved a good thing on the dangerous free kick of St. Selare in the sixth minute before creating a great block to reject Tio Cipot’s shot after remained unmarked in the area.

Spezia Cipot striker caught problems in England, and Beadle demanded two attempts to collect his long shot after 20 minutes.

England barely got ahead, but it was supposed to open scorings shortly after.

After Slovenia made a hash cleaning of the ball, she fell nicely to James McAtee on the right, but a man from Manchester City broke the cross with Jonathan Rowe in the long post.

The game was opened on both sides by creating opportunities.

Again, the final ball of England was missing, Rowe failed to select Nwaner within the area before Seslar produced a great exertion of 25 meters that Beadle went well to roll over the bar.

England approached the nine minutes before halftime, Harvey Elliott made his way against the right after picking it up with a beautiful passage by Elliot Anderson.

England moves to the top but Turk stands firmly

Three lions continued to hold advantage after the break and only brilliantly saved from the Turk from McATee from the immediate vicinity after the neat Cross of Tino Lovrament.

England began to dominate, but Seslar still proved a threat at the other end.

The 23-year-old has a beautiful left leg and used it again for a great effect after 50 minutes with a strong drive that Beadle has pushed well.

England also owned a territory, but on a small effect with Slovenian content to sit and play on the counter.

The downtime was almost broken after 78 minutes, but Smart Hinshelwood’s smart went to his colleague to replace Adam Stsfield, he saw that the Birmingham man refused Turk before he could shoot.

Elliot fired wide, then headed as England raised the pressure, but could not find the way next to Turk, who had the last word with a great stop to switch to Hinshelwood’s head after a fine cross from Brooke Norton-Cuffy.