The United Kingdom booked his place in a 3-1 victory over Spain in Slovakia, in the semi-finals of Europe under 21.
The next England holder for the Netherlands received early benefits after the VAR check.
James Mcatee scored in 10 minutes, and Harvey Elliott scored the second goal of the tournament five minutes later.
Javi Guerra scored Spain’s goal with a 39 -minute penalty in Spain, but replaced Elliott Anderson’s own spot kick in the second half of the strike time.
Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott aimed for England
The United Kingdom began an unstable start when Charlie Cresswell seemed to be trying to get out of the way, when Spain was penalized.
Italy received a phone call by VAR compatriots, and Britain sighed with relief when the phone was turned upside down.
MCATEE scored at the Alex Scott corner after the movie of Omari Hutchinson. Spain has been contacted but only in the direction of Alert England Skipper, who returned home from a close distance.
Elliott doubled the British advantage five minutes later. Spanish goalkeeper Alejandro iturbe recorded rebound as it was available from the long -range efforts of Jarell Quansah.
But the United Kingdom presented Spain at 12 yards. However, the quansah hanging on the legs exacerbated the error when Alberto Moleiro and Sozza immediately pointed their place.
After hearing the last whistle, the wind came up.
Guerra sent James Beadle coldly and then reduced the deficit in half.
After the restart, Quansah and Hutchinson’s excellent tasks were almost the same after the establishment of the Jay Stansfield, and his efforts were damaged just before the CRESSWELL nods the corner with side netting.
Beadle rejected Guerra twice and gathered Mateo Joseph’s efforts, and after Morton’s wide -up launch, the UK was still looking for the first shot in the goal after Elliott’s goal.
JACK HINSHELWOOD extended the British lead, but used a free header on the crossbar.
The United Kingdom hit Spain, who was looking for late equalizers at the counter when it was punished for breaking Jonathan Rowe in the penalty area.
The Netherlands is waiting for the semi-finals on Wednesday after beating Portugal 1-0 on Saturday.