Year: 2026

March 28, 2026 Football
England U18 continue their UEFA U19 EURO 2027 qualifying campaign with a major second fixture against Spain, scheduled for today at 12pm (French time). After a convincing opening win against Bulgaria (4-1), the Young Lions step up in quality of opposition as they take on one of Europe’s leading development nations. Read more Read More
March 27, 2026 Football
England U20, managed by Ben Futcher, take on Italy this Friday in an international friendly as part of the March break. The only fixture of the camp, the match—scheduled for 3:30pm (local time) at the Riano Athletic Centre in Rome—offers the Young Lions a valuable opportunity to measure themselves against high-level opposition, following their draw against Japan last November. Read more Read More
March 26, 2026 Rugby
As the 2026 U18 6 Nations Festival approaches, England are preparing to unleash a new generation of talent onto the international stage. Under the guidance of Jonathan Pendlebury, a 26-man squad will assemble before travelling to Vichy, where the young English side will take on Ireland, Georgia and Italy. Within a relatively inexperienced group, several promising prospects – including Declan Treacey – will have the opportunity to further establish their credentials at this level. Read more Read More
March 25, 2026 Football
England U17 kick off their Round 2 campaign in the UEFA Euro 2026 qualifiers with an opening fixture against the Faroe Islands—a crucial encounter in their bid to secure promotion back to League A. Relegated after a disappointing first round, the Young Lions now have a clear and uncompromising objective: finish top of a group that also includes Israel and hosts Estonia. With only the group winners earning promotion, there is no margin for error from the outset. Read more Read More
March 25, 2026 Football
England U19, managed by Will Antwi, are in Portugal for the Elite Round of the UEFA Euro U19 2026 qualifiers—the final hurdle before a potential place at the finals in North Wales, scheduled from 28 June to 11 July. After navigating the first round with authority, the Young Lions now face a far more demanding task, needing to top a highly competitive group featuring Portugal, Serbia and Poland. With no qualification spot awarded to the best runners-up, every fixture carries significant weight in the race to progress. Read more Read More