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The 2021 European Under-21 Championship is being hosted by Hungary and Slovenia. Due to pressures on the 2020/21 fixture calendar, it will be played in two parts; the group stage in March 2021 and then the knockout round in May/June 2021. A total of 14 teams made it through [[2021 European Championship (Qualifying) and join the two hosts in the final tournament. Teams face each other once in the group stage before the group winners and runners-up progress to the quarter-finals. Spain are the defending champions. <br>
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The 2021 European Under-21 Championship is being hosted by Hungary and Slovenia. Due to pressures on the 2020/21 fixture calendar, it will be played in two parts; the group stage in March 2021 and then the knockout round in May/June 2021. A total of 14 teams made it through [[2021 European Championship (Qualifying) and join the two hosts in the final tournament. Teams face each other once in the group stage before the group winners and runners-up progress to the quarter-finals. Spain are the defending champions. <br> <br>
  
 
==Qualification==
 
==Qualification==
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Qualification for the final tournament took place from March 2019 to November 2020. It would normally have featured a qualifying round and a play-off round but the format was altered due to the Covid-19 pandemic, meaning the nine group winners plus the five best-ranked runners-up advanced straight to the final tournament. For more on the qualification rounds for the Championships, see [[2021 European Under-21 Championship (Qualifying)]]. <br>  
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Qualification for the final tournament took place from March 2019 to November 2020. It would normally have featured a qualifying round and a play-off round but the format was altered due to the Covid-19 pandemic, meaning the nine group winners plus the five best-ranked runners-up advanced straight to the final tournament. For more on the qualification rounds for the Championships, see [[2021 European Under-21 Championship (Qualifying)]]. <br> <br>
  
 
==Teams==
 
==Teams==
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A total of 14 teams qualified for the final tournament, joining hosts Hungary and Slovenia: Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, [[England Under-21s|England]], France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland. <br>
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A total of 14 teams qualified for the final tournament, joining hosts Hungary and Slovenia: Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, [[England Under-21s|England]], France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland. <br> <br>
  
 
==Group stage==
 
==Group stage==
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| date      = 24 March 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = Hungary
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| score      = [[Hungary 0-3 Germany (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|0-3]]
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| team2      = Germany
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| goals1    =
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| goals2    = [[Lukas Nmecha|Nmecha]] '61 <br> Baku '66, '73
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| stadium    = MOL Arena Sosto
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| date      = 24 March 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = Romania
 +
| score      = [[Romania 1-1 Netherlands (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|1-1]]
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| team2      = Netherlands
 +
| goals1    = Ciobanu '20
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| goals2    = Schuurs '16
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| stadium    = Bozsik Arena
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| date      = 27 March 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = Hungary
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| score      = [[Hungary 1-2 Romania (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|1-2]]
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| team2      = Romania
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| goals1    = Csonka '56
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| goals2    = Matan '70 <br> Pascanu '87
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| stadium    = Bozsik Arena
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| date      = 27 March 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = Germany
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| score      = [[Germany 1-1 Netherlands (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|1-1]]
 +
| team2      = Netherlands
 +
| goals1    = [[Lukas Nmecha|Nmecha]] '84
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| goals2    = Kluivert '48
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| stadium    = MOL Arena Sosto
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| date      = 30 March 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = Germany
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| score      = [[Germany 0-0 Romania (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|0-0]]
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| team2      = Romania
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Bozsik Arena
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| date      = 30 March 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = Netherlands
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| score      = [[Netherlands 6-1 Hungary (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|6-1]]
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| team2      = Hungary
 +
| goals1    = De Wit '42 <br> Boadu (pen) '47 <br> Gakpo '58, '70 <br> Botman '87 <br> Brobbey '89
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| goals2    = Bolla '65
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| stadium    = MOL Arena Sisto
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pts'''
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|1 '''(Q)'''||Spain||3||2||1||0||5||0||+5||'''7'''
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|-bgcolor="#EEFFEE"
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|2 '''(Q)'''||Italy||3||1||2||0||5||1||+4||'''5'''
 
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|3||Czech Republic||3||0||2||1||2||4||-2||'''2'''
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|4||Slovenia||3||0||1||2||1||8||-7||'''1'''
 
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| date      = 24 March 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = Czech Republic
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| score      = [[Czech Republic 1-1 Italy (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|1-1]]
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| team2      = Italy
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| goals1    = Maggiore (og) '75
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| goals2    = Scamacca '31
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| stadium    = Stadion Z'dezele
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| date      = 24 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Slovenia
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| score      = [[Slovenia 0-3 Spain (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|0-3]]
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| team2      = Spain
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| goals1    =
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| goals2    = Puado '53 <br> Villar '54 <br> Miranda '89
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| stadium    = Ljudski vrt
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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| date      = 27 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Slovenia
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| score      = [[Slovenia 1-1 Czech Republic (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|1-1]]
 +
| team2      = Czech Republic
 +
| goals1    = Matko '32
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| goals2    = Prelec (OG) '86
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| stadium    = Stadion Z'dezele
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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| date      = 27 March 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = Spain
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| score      = [[Spain 0-0 Italy (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|0-0]]
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| team2      = Italy
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| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Ljudski vrt
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| date      = 30 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Italy
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| score      = [[Italy 4-0 Slovenia (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|4-0]]
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| team2      = Slovenia
 +
| goals1    = Maggiore '10 <br> Raspadori '19 <br> Cutrone (pen) '25, '50
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Ljudski vrt
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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| date      = 30 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Spain
 +
| score      = [[Spain 2-0 Czech Republic (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|2-0]]
 +
| team2      = Czech Republic
 +
| goals1    = Gomez '69, '78
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Stadion Z'dezele
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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|1||Denmark||2||2||0||0||3||0||+3||'''6'''
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|2||France||2||1||0||1||2||1||+1||'''3'''
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|3||Russia||2||1||0||1||4||3||+1||'''3'''
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|-
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|4||Iceland||2||0||0||2||1||6||-5||'''0'''
 
|}
 
|}
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| date      = 25 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Russia
 +
| score      = [[Russia 4-1 Iceland (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|4-1]]
 +
| team2      = Iceland
 +
| goals1    = Chalov (pen) '31 <br> Tiknizyan '42 <br> Zakharyan '45+2 <br> Makarov '52
 +
| goals2    = Gudjohnsen '59
 +
| stadium    = Alcufer Stadion
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 25 March 2021
 +
| time      =
 +
| team1      = France
 +
| score      = [[France 0-1 Denmark (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|0-1]]
 +
| team2      = Denmark
 +
| goals1    =
 +
| goals2    = Dreyer '75
 +
| stadium    = Haladas Sportkomplexum
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 28 March 2021
 +
| time      =
 +
| team1      = Iceland
 +
| score      = [[Iceland 0-2 Denmark (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|0-2]]
 +
| team2      = Denmark
 +
| goals1    =
 +
| goals2    = Isaksen '5 <br> Sorensen '18
 +
| stadium    = Alcufer Stadion
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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| date      = 28 March 2021
 +
| time      =
 +
| team1      = Russia
 +
| score      = [[Russia 0-2 France (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|0-2]]
 +
| team2      = France
 +
| goals1    =
 +
| goals2    = Edouard (pen) '15 <br> Ikone (pen) '24
 +
| stadium    = Haladas Sportkomplexum
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 31 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Denmark
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| score      =
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| team2      = Russia
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Haladas Sportkomplexum
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| date      = 31 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Iceland
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| score      =
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| team2      = France
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Alcufer Stadion
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pts'''
 
|-
 
|-
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|1||Portugal||2||2||0||0||3||0||+3||'''6'''
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|-
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|2||Croatia||2||1||0||1||3||3||0||'''3'''
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|-
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|3||Switzerland||2||1||0||1||3||3||0||'''3'''
 +
|-
 +
|4||[[England Under-21s|England]]||2||0||0||2||0||3||-3||'''0'''
 
|}
 
|}
 
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<br>
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 25 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = [[England Under-21s|England]]
 +
| score      = [[England 0-1 Switzerland (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|0-1]]
 +
| team2      = Switzerland
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| goals1    =
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| goals2    = Ndoye '78
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| stadium    = Stadion Bonifika
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 25 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Portugal
 +
| score      = [[Portugal 1-0 Croatia (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|1-0]]
 +
| team2      = Croatia
 +
| goals1    = Fabio Vieira '68
 +
| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Stadion Bonifika
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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| date      = 28 March 2021
 +
| time      =
 +
| team1      = Croatia
 +
| score      = [[Croatia 3-2 Switzerland (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|3-2]]
 +
| team2      = Switzerland
 +
| goals1    = Ivanusec '8 <br> Moro (pen) '61 <br> Vizinger '64
 +
| goals2    = Imeri (pen) '79 <br> Kulenovic (OG) '89
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| stadium    = Stadion Bonifika
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 28 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Portugal
 +
| score      = [[Portugal 2-0 England (2021 European Under-21 Championship)|2-0]]
 +
| team2      = [[England Under-21s|England]]
 +
| goals1    = Mota '64 <br> Trincao (pen) '74
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Stadion Stozice
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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| date      = 31 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Croatia
 +
| score      =
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| team2      = [[England Under-21s|England]]
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Stadion Bonifika
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 31 March 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Switzerland
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| score      =
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| team2      = Portugal
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Stadion Stozice
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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==Quarter-Finals==
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The group winners face the group runners-up in the quarter-finals. <br> <br>
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 31 May 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Group A Winner
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| score      =
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| team2      = Group C Runner-Up
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Bozsik Arena
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 31 May 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Group C Winner
 +
| score      =
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| team2      = Group A Runner-Up
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = MOL Arena Sosto
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 31 May 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Group B Winner
 +
| score      =
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| team2      = Group D Runner-Up
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Ljudski vrt
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
 +
{{FootballBox
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| date      = 31 May 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = Group D Winner
 +
| score      =
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| team2      = Group B Runner-Up
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Stadion Stozice
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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==Semi-Finals==
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{{FootballBox
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| date      = 3 June 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      = QF 1 Winner
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| score      =
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| team2      = QF 2 Winner
 +
| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = MOL Arena Sosto
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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| date      = 3 June 2021
 +
| time      =
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| team1      = QF 3 Winner
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| score      =
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| team2      = QF 4 Winner
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| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Ljudski vrt
 +
| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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}}
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<br>
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 +
==Final==
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 +
{{FootballBox
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| date      = 6 June 2021
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| time      =
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| team1      =
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| score      =
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| team2      =
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| goals1    =
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| goals2    =
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| stadium    = Stadion Stozice
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| attendance =
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| referee    =
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| report    =
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==Top Goalscorers==
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<small>''(Updated 29th March)''</small>
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| [[Lukas Nmecha]] || Germany || [[Manchester City]] (on loan at Anderlecht) || 2
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| Ridle Baku || Germany || Wolfsburg || 2
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[[Category: Campaign]]

Latest revision as of 11:16, 2 April 2021

The 2021 European Under-21 Championship is being hosted by Hungary and Slovenia. Due to pressures on the 2020/21 fixture calendar, it will be played in two parts; the group stage in March 2021 and then the knockout round in May/June 2021. A total of 14 teams made it through [[2021 European Championship (Qualifying) and join the two hosts in the final tournament. Teams face each other once in the group stage before the group winners and runners-up progress to the quarter-finals. Spain are the defending champions.

Contents

Qualification

Qualification for the final tournament took place from March 2019 to November 2020. It would normally have featured a qualifying round and a play-off round but the format was altered due to the Covid-19 pandemic, meaning the nine group winners plus the five best-ranked runners-up advanced straight to the final tournament. For more on the qualification rounds for the Championships, see 2021 European Under-21 Championship (Qualifying).

Teams

A total of 14 teams qualified for the final tournament, joining hosts Hungary and Slovenia: Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland.

Group stage

Group A

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
1 (Q) Netherlands 3 1 2 0 8 3 +5 5
2 (Q) Germany 3 1 2 0 4 1 +3 5
3 Romania 3 1 2 0 3 2 +1 5
4 Hungary 3 0 0 3 2 11 -9 0


24 March 2021
Hungary 0-3 Germany
Nmecha '61
Baku '66, '73
MOL Arena Sosto


24 March 2021
Romania 1-1 Netherlands
Ciobanu '20 Schuurs '16
Bozsik Arena


27 March 2021
Hungary 1-2 Romania
Csonka '56 Matan '70
Pascanu '87
Bozsik Arena


27 March 2021
Germany 1-1 Netherlands
Nmecha '84 Kluivert '48
MOL Arena Sosto


30 March 2021
Germany 0-0 Romania
Bozsik Arena


30 March 2021
Netherlands 6-1 Hungary
De Wit '42
Boadu (pen) '47
Gakpo '58, '70
Botman '87
Brobbey '89 		Bolla '65
MOL Arena Sisto



Group B

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
1 (Q) Spain 3 2 1 0 5 0 +5 7
2 (Q) Italy 3 1 2 0 5 1 +4 5
3 Czech Republic 3 0 2 1 2 4 -2 2
4 Slovenia 3 0 1 2 1 8 -7 1


24 March 2021
Czech Republic 1-1 Italy
Maggiore (og) '75 Scamacca '31
Stadion Z'dezele


24 March 2021
Slovenia 0-3 Spain
Puado '53
Villar '54
Miranda '89
Ljudski vrt


27 March 2021
Slovenia 1-1 Czech Republic
Matko '32 Prelec (OG) '86
Stadion Z'dezele


27 March 2021
Spain 0-0 Italy
Ljudski vrt


30 March 2021
Italy 4-0 Slovenia
Maggiore '10
Raspadori '19
Cutrone (pen) '25, '50
Ljudski vrt


30 March 2021
Spain 2-0 Czech Republic
Gomez '69, '78
Stadion Z'dezele



Group C

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
1 Denmark 2 2 0 0 3 0 +3 6
2 France 2 1 0 1 2 1 +1 3
3 Russia 2 1 0 1 4 3 +1 3
4 Iceland 2 0 0 2 1 6 -5 0


25 March 2021
Russia 4-1 Iceland
Chalov (pen) '31
Tiknizyan '42
Zakharyan '45+2
Makarov '52 		Gudjohnsen '59
Alcufer Stadion


25 March 2021
France 0-1 Denmark
Dreyer '75
Haladas Sportkomplexum


28 March 2021
Iceland 0-2 Denmark
Isaksen '5
Sorensen '18
Alcufer Stadion


28 March 2021
Russia 0-2 France
Edouard (pen) '15
Ikone (pen) '24
Haladas Sportkomplexum


31 March 2021
Denmark v Russia
Haladas Sportkomplexum


31 March 2021
Iceland v France
Alcufer Stadion



Group D

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
1 Portugal 2 2 0 0 3 0 +3 6
2 Croatia 2 1 0 1 3 3 0 3
3 Switzerland 2 1 0 1 3 3 0 3
4 England 2 0 0 2 0 3 -3 0


25 March 2021
England 0-1 Switzerland
Ndoye '78
Stadion Bonifika


25 March 2021
Portugal 1-0 Croatia
Fabio Vieira '68
Stadion Bonifika


28 March 2021
Croatia 3-2 Switzerland
Ivanusec '8
Moro (pen) '61
Vizinger '64 		Imeri (pen) '79
Kulenovic (OG) '89
Stadion Bonifika


28 March 2021
Portugal 2-0 England
Mota '64
Trincao (pen) '74
Stadion Stozice


31 March 2021
Croatia v England
Stadion Bonifika


31 March 2021
Switzerland v Portugal
Stadion Stozice



Quarter-Finals

The group winners face the group runners-up in the quarter-finals.

31 May 2021
Group A Winner v Group C Runner-Up
Bozsik Arena


31 May 2021
Group C Winner v Group A Runner-Up
MOL Arena Sosto


31 May 2021
Group B Winner v Group D Runner-Up
Ljudski vrt


31 May 2021
Group D Winner v Group B Runner-Up
Stadion Stozice



Semi-Finals

3 June 2021
QF 1 Winner v QF 2 Winner
MOL Arena Sosto


3 June 2021
QF 3 Winner v QF 4 Winner
Ljudski vrt



Final

6 June 2021
v
Stadion Stozice



Top Goalscorers

(Updated 29th March)

Player Country Club Goals
Lukas Nmecha Germany Manchester City (on loan at Anderlecht) 2
Ridle Baku Germany Wolfsburg 2






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