U-21-Fußball-Europameisterschaft 2021/Gruppe D
| Pl. | Land | Sp. | S | U | N | Tore | Diff. | Punkte |
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| 1. |  Portugal
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3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 6:0 | +6 | 9 |
| 2. |  Kroatien
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3 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 4:5 | −1 | 3 |
| 3. |  Schweiz
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3 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 3:6 | −3 | 3 |
| 4. |  England
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3 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 2:4 | −2 | 3 |
Gruppe D der U-21-Fußball-Europameisterschaft 2021:
England – Schweiz 0:1 (0:0)
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Aaron Ramsdale – Ben Godfrey, Marc Guehi, Lloyd Kelly – Max Aarons, Tom Davies (66. Curtis Jones), Oliver Skipp, Dwight McNeil (76. Ryan Sessegnon) – Callum Hudson-Odoi, Eddie Nketiah  (76. Rhian Brewster), Emile Smith Rowe (66. Eberechi Eze)Cheftrainer: Aidy Boothroyd |
Anthony Racioppi – Jordan Lotomba , Jan Bamert, Cédric Zesiger, Miro Muheim – Bastien Toma (85. Kevin Rüegg), Toni Domgjoni, Alexandre Jankewitz, Dan Ndoye (79. Felix Mambimbi) – Jérémy Guillemenot (66. Kastriot Imeri), Andi Zeqiri Cheftrainer: Mauro Lustrinelli | ||||||||
 0:1 Ndoye (78.)
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 Guehi (60.), Hudson-Odoi (83.), Skipp (90.+4')
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Bamert (60.), Jankewitz (85.)
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| Spieler des Spiels: Dan Ndoye[1]
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Portugal – Kroatien 1:0 (0:0)
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| Diogo Costa – Thierry Correia, Diogo Queirós , Diogo Leite, Diogo Dalot – Vitinha (73. Daniel Bragança), Florentino (63. Fábio Vieira), Gedson Fernandes – Francisco Trincão (63. Francisco Conceição), Tiago Tomás (63. Dany Mota), Pedro Gonçalves (80. Gonçalo Ramos) Cheftrainer: Rui Jorge |
Adrian Šemper – Marin Šverko, Martin Erlić, Mario Vušković, Bartol Franjić (75. Dario Špikić), Domagoj Bradarić – Lovro Majer (67. Petar Musa), Kristijan Bistrović (75. Mihael Žaper), Nikola Moro (67. Hrvoje Babec), Luka Ivanušec – Sandro Kulenović (63. Dario Vizinger), Cheftrainer: Igor Bišcan | ||||||||
| 1:0 Vieira (68.)
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| Spieler des Spiels: Vitinha[1]
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Kroatien – Schweiz 3:2 (1:0)
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| Dominik Kotarski – Marin Šverko, Martin Erlić (25. Mario Vušković), Bartol Franjić (76. Krešimir Krizmanić), Domagoj Bradarić – Hrvoje Babec – Dario Špikić (77. David Čolina), Kristijan Bistrović, Nikola Moro (76. Mihael Žaper), Luka Ivanušec – Dario Vizinger (85. Sandro Kulenović) Cheftrainer: Nenad Gračan |
Anthony Racioppi – Jordan Lotomba , Jasper van der Werff, Cédric Zesiger, Silvan Sidler (59. Kevin Rüegg) – Petar Pušić (59. Dan Ndoye), Toni Domgjoni (66. Alexandre Jankewitz), Simon Sohm (59. Kastriot Imeri), Bastien Toma – Andi Zeqiri (66. Felix Mambimbi), Jérémy Guillemenot Cheftrainer: Mauro Lustrinelli | ||||||||
| 1:0 Ivanušec (8.) 2:0 Moro (61., Foulelfmeter) 3:0 Vizinger (64.)
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3:1 Imeri (79., Foulelfmeter) 3:2 Kulenović (89., Eigentor)
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| Babec (6.), Franjić (45.+2'), Kulenović (90.)
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Sidler (45.), van der Werff (48.), Lotomba (60.)
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| Spieler des Spiels: Nikola Moro[1]
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Portugal – England 2:0 (0:0)
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| Diogo Costa – Thierry Correia, Diogo Queirós , Diogo Leite, Diogo Dalot – Vitinha, Florentino (46. Daniel Bragança), Gedson Fernandes (46. Francisco Trincão) – Fábio Vieira (63. Francisco Conceição) – Pedro Gonçalves (88. Filipe Soares), Dany Mota (73. Gonçalo Ramos) Cheftrainer: Rui Jorge |
Aaron Ramsdale – Japhet Tanganga, Ben Godfrey, Marc Guehi, Steven Sessegnon (83. Rhian Brewster) – Tom Davies (72. Curtis Jones), Oliver Skipp, Emile Smith Rowe (46. Eberechi Eze) – Noni Madueke (72. Conor Gallagher), Eddie Nketiah , Ryan Sessegnon (55. Dwight McNeil) Cheftrainer: Aidy Boothroyd | ||||||||
| 1:0 Mota (64.) 2:0 Trincão (74., Foulelfmeter)
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| Correia (52.), Ramos (90.+1')
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Godfrey (67.)
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| Spieler des Spiels: Dany Mota[1]
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Schweiz – Portugal 0:3 (0:1)
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| Anthony Racioppi – Kevin Rüegg , Jan Bamert, Jasper van der Werff, Miro Muheim – Jordan Lotomba (61. Bastien Toma), Alexandre Jankewitz (67. Jérémy Guillemenot), Toni Domgjoni, Kastriot Imeri (67. Fabian Rieder) – Dan Ndoye (74. Leonidas Stergiou), Felix Mambimbi (61. Andi Zeqiri) Cheftrainer: Mauro Lustrinelli |
Diogo Costa – Thierry Correia, Diogo Queirós , Diogo Leite, Diogo Dalot – Vitinha (73. Filipe Soares), Daniel Bragança, Pedro Gonçalves (71. Gedson Fernandes) – Fábio Vieira (62. João Mário) – Francisco Trincão (62. Francisco Conceição), Tiago Tomás (62. Gonçalo Ramos) Cheftrainer: Rui Jorge | ||||||||
| 0:1 Queirós (3.) 0:2 Trincão (60.) 0:3 Conceição (65.)
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| Muheim (70.)
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Leite (31.)
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 Muheim (72.)
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| Spieler des Spiels: Daniel Bragança[1]
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Kroatien – England 1:2 (0:1)
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| Dominik Kotarski – Marin Šverko (86. Petar Musa), Mario Vušković, Bartol Franjić, Domagoj Bradarić – Nikola Moro , Hrvoje Babec (64. Mihael Žaper) – Dario Špikić (64. David Čolina), Kristijan Bistrović (76. Lovro Majer), Luka Ivanušec – Dario Vizinger (86. Marko Divković) Cheftrainer: Nenad Gračan |
Aaron Ramsdale – Max Aarons, Japhet Tanganga, Ben Wilmot, Lloyd Kelly – Conor Gallagher (72. Todd Cantwell), Oliver Skipp – Curtis Jones, Eberechi Eze, Dwight McNeil (89. Steven Sessegnon) – Eddie Nketiah (71. Rhian Brewster) Cheftrainer: Aidy Boothroyd | ||||||||
| 1:2 Bradarić (90.+1')
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0:1 Eze (12., Foulelfmeter) 0:2 Jones (74.)
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| Ivanušec (11.), Bradarić (45.+3'), Špikić (62.), Žaper (87.)
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Kelly (45.), Jones (48.), Tanganga (85.), Skipp (90.)
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| Jones (90.+8')
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| Spieler des Spiels: Domagoj Bradarić[1]
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