English youth remains in power. Two years after the coronation of the generation embodied by Cole Palmer, Curtis Jones or Angel Gomes, the British hopes have kept their crown of European champions by winning this evening in the final against Nick Woltemade Germany (3-2). As in front of Spain in 1/4, then the Netherlands in 1/2, Harvey Elliott had found the fault (5th, 1-0), well helped by the bad return of Collins.
Omari Hutchinson had doubled the bet on a service of McATEE (25th, 2-0), and see the English lead 3 or 4-0 after 25 minutes would not have had the appearance of a heist. However, Weiper, already goalscorer in front of the Bleuets in the previous round, had reduced the gap (45+1st, 2-1) before the break, while Paul Nebel was brushing the decisive passer cap for that of a scorer at the time of play (61st, 2-2). The match went to overtime and England resumed the advantage: Norton-Cuffy overwhelmed on the right side before serving in withdrawal Morton, whose center found the head of the Marseillais Rowe, author of the goal of victory (92nd, 3-2).
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