Who are England playing in the Euro U21 Championship quarter-finals?

The Young Lions still have one group stage fixture left but two wins from their first two have already sealed their spot in the next round.

Lee Carsley's side are yet to concede a goal at the tournament with successive 2-0 victories over the Czech Republic and Israel guaranteeing top spot.

England will close out Group C against old rivals Germany but attention has already turned towards the last eight...

Who are England playing in the quarter-finals?

The Young Lions will take on Portugal in the quarter-finals on Sunday, July 2.

The game will be held at the Ramaz Shengelia Stadium in Kutaisi, Georgia and kick-off is set for 5pm UK time.

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Portugal finished runners-up behind Georgia in Group A.

Rui Jorge's men looked to be on the brink of elimination after a defeat and a draw in their opening two games.

But the Netherlands' surprise 1-1 draw with Georgia coupled with Portugal's 2-0 win over Belgium allowed them to leapfrog the Dutch into second.

talkSPORT 2 will have live coverage of the last eight clash.

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Commentary will come from Cameron Pope and former England Women's defender Gilly Flaherty.

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Arsenal star Emile Smith Rowe believes that the England squad are confident they can now go on and win the Euro U21 Championship.

He said: "We had that talk before we even came over here.

"We have the confidence that we want to make a statement in this tournament and believe that we can go all the way and win it.

"We just have to make sure we take each game as it comes. There are not many days between the games so we have to recover quick.

"It's a great bunch of lads. Everyone helps each other. Even the boys that haven't played are really helping us help the team."