Highlights and goals: England 2-0 Austria in 2022 U-19 European Championship

Our coverage of the England vs Austria match of the U-19 European Championship Group B Matchday 1 comes to an end.

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The game ends at the Národný Atletický Štadión. ENGLAND WON! Good start for Ian Foster's team in the final stage of the championship.

Iling-Junior tried Iling-Junior after a pass from Bynoe-Gittens, but Scherf made a save.

Bynoe-Gittens' shot from outside the box was well saved by Scherf to send the ball into the far corner.

Six more minutes will be played in the match.

The end of the match is near. Austria has not been able to generate any scoring chances apart from the one that hit the post.

Jamie Bynoe-Gittens and Samuel Illing-Junior come in for Alfie Devine and Carney Chukwuemeka.

Jakob Knollmüller, Justin Forst and Florian Wustinger replace Nikolas Veratschnig, Yusuf Demir and Ervin Omic.

Pascal Fallmann was cautioned in Austria.

Daniel Oyegoke and Liam Delap replace Brooke Norton-Cuffy and Dane Scarlett.

Dane Scarlett was cautioned for England.

Yusuf Demir shot inside the box and the ball hit the right post.

ALFIE DEVINE! The midfielder slammed a shot inside the area and nailed the ball into the corner of the left post.

Enter Alex Scott in place of Aaron Ramsey.

Dominix Weixelbraun and Justin Omoregie replace Onurhan Babuscu and Benjamin Kanuric.

England continues to win by the narrowest of margins. Austria fails to generate danger for now.

Harvey Vale in England was cautioned.

Dane Scarlett took advantage of a mistake by the Austrian defense, shot at goal and the ball hit the right post, then on the rebound Aaron Ramsey shot and Ervin Omic saved on the line.

The match restarts. There are no changes in the teams for the second half.

The first 45 minutes are over. England leads partially 1-0 over Austria.

One more minute will be played in the first half.

CARNEY CHUKWUEMEKA! The midfielder scores after receiving Scarlett's pass in the box, which he had previously set up.

The end of the first half is near. The score remains tied for now.

Demir's shot was caught by Cox.

Chukwuemeka approached the area and shot, but Scherf caught the ball.

Aaron Ramsey received the ball in the box, turned and shot, but the right post said no to it.

The match is still tied. We don't have much excitement so far.

Kanuric's shot from half distance was saved by Cox.

The score remains 0-0. No scoring options for the moment... It's a boring match so far.

Fifteen minutes have been played. The game is still very short due to fouls.

Wallner headed in a ball from a free kick taken by Jasic, but goalkeeper Cox saved the ball.

Still no approaches to the penalty area. A lot of friction in the first minutes of the game.

The game between England and Austria is underway.

Referee: Manfredas Lukjančukas - Lithuania

Assistant No.1: Edgaras Bučinskas - Lithuania

Assistant No.2: Luke Portelli - Malta

Fourth official: Matthew De Gabriele - Malta

The England and Austria players take the field at the Národný Atletický Štadión.

21. Patrick Moser (GK), 04. Leonardo Ivkic, 07. Dominik Weixelbraun, 09. Justin Forst, 11. Jakob Knollmüller, 13. Justin Omoregie, 15. Nico Wiesinger, 16. Florian Wustinger, 19. Sandro Schendl.

Coach: Martin Scherb

13. Ted Sharman-Lowe (GK), 12. Daniel Oyegoke, 14. Alex Scott, 15. Luke Chambers, 16. Bashir Humphreys, 17. Samuel Iling-Junior, 18. Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, 19. Liam Delap, 20. Daniel Jebbison.

Coach: Ian Foster

We are now ready to bring you the action from this match between England and Austria, from the first day of Group B of the U19 European Championship.

In a few moments we will share with you the starting rosters for the England vs Austria live match, as well as the latest information from the Národný Atletický Štadión. Do not miss a detail of the match with VAVEL coverage.

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This is the start time of the game England vs Austria of June 19th 2022 in several countries:

Argentina: 3:00 PM on Star +
Bolivia: 2:00 PM on Star +
Brazil: 3:00 PM
Chile: 2:00 PM on Star +
Colombia: 1:00 PM on Star +
Ecuador: 1:00 PM on Star +
USA (ET): 2:00 PM on TUDN.com, ESPN3, TUDN USA, TUDN App
Spain: 8:00 PM
Mexico: 1:00 PM on Star +
Paraguay: 2:00 PM on Star +
Peru: 1:00 PM on Star +
Uruguay: 3:00 PM on Star +

In Austria, the presence of Adis Jasic stands out. The midfielder has been one of the most important players of the team for his contribution in terms of goals for the qualification to the final phase of the U19 European Championship.

In England, the presence of Dane Scarlett stands out. The striker from Tottenham's youth academy has been one of the most important players in the process to reach the final phase of the European Championship, as he scored six goals in the qualifying phase and is the main attacking player.

These two teams have met twice, talking about the U19 European Championship. The statistics are even, as each team has won one match.

The first time they met was in the 2003 edition on July 16, with the Austrians winning 2-1, while the other duel was in the 2010 edition on July 18, with the English winning 3-2.

England has booked its ticket to the U19 European Championship finals after emerging victorious in Group A of the qualifying round and first in Group C of the elite round. The English team is looking for its second title, after the one obtained in 2017.

Austria had to suffer a bit more to be able to be in this part of the championship, as they came second in group C of the qualifying round. They did, however, achieve the epic feat of leaving behind Spain and Denmark in Group G of the elite round.

The group B of the competition is made up of:

• Austria
• England
• Israel
• Serbia

The England vs. Austria match will be played at the Národný Atletický Štadión, located in the city of Banská Bystrica, Slovakia. This venue, inaugurated in 1959, has a capacity for 9,800 spectators.

My name is Jhonatan Martinez and I will be your host for this match. We will bring you pre-match analysis on VAVEL.