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·France U21s turn to Mombaerts
Erick Mombaerts is to step up from the Under-18s to coach France's U21s from 1 August, with current incumbent René Girard going in the opposite direction.
·Young guns fire Austrian ambition
Austria's senior side may be in the doldrums but their U21s are riding the quest of a wave after becoming the first team to reach the play-offs for Sweden 2009.
·Rush shows Evans the way
Ched Evans hails from the same part of north Wales as Ian Rush and is following in the footsteps of his predecessor after scoring another key goal for Wales.
·Turkey's U21 campaign on target
Turkey's record in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship is decidedly mixed but with a talented team in form, they could well be a prime force in Sweden.
·Hoffer fires Austria into play-offs
Austria 1-0 SlovakiaErwin Hoffer scored the only goal as Austria became the first country to qualify for the Under-21 play-offs.
·Late rally keeps Wales on course
Bosnia-Herzegovina 1-2 WalesChed Evans completed a late fightback as Wales stretched their advantage in Group 10 to four points.
·Sahar gives Levy perfect send off
Israel 1-0 MoldovaBen Sahar ensured Guy Levy ended his reign as Israel coach on a high with the only goal of the U21 qualifier.
·Unbeaten Turkey maintain run
Turkey 3-0 Liechtenstein İlhan Parlak, Nuri Şahin and Zafer Yelen were all on target as Turkey strengthened their play-off hopes.
·Experimental Sweden edge Danes
Denmark 0-1 Sweden Ola Toivonen scored the only goal to give the 2009 UEFA European Under-21 Championship hosts a friendly victory against Denmark.
·De Mul seals points for Belgium
Cyprus 0-2 BelgiumThe visiting side moved third in Group 7 as two second-half goals earned their second victory of the campaign.
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·Armenia look for home comforts
Armenia are hoping home advantage will help them prevail when they host Group 7 of the UEFA European Under-19 Championship Elite round at the end of the month.
·Bulgaria bask in Group 3 triumph
Bulgaria 2-1 IcelandMomchil Tsvetanov and Atanas Zehirov scored the goals that took Mihail Madanski's side into a first U19 finals.
·Norway too strong for Israel
Israel 0-2 NorwayTwo goals from Peter Orry Larsen gave Group 3 hosts Norway victory in Sarpsborg.
·Sigurdsson keeps Iceland in contention
Iceland 1-0 IsraelGylfi Thor Sigurdsson's early goal left Kristinn Jonsson's side one win away from reaching the finals for the first time.
·Bulgaria on brink of first finals
Norway 0-2 BulgariaFirst-half goals from Mihail Aleksandrov and Ismail Mustafa left Bulgaria needing a point to qualify for the first time.
·Gunnarsson gets Iceland off to a flier
Norway 2-3 IcelandGudmundur Renyir Gunnarsson scored twice and Gylfi Thor Sigurdsson once to see off the Group 3 hosts in Moss.
·Tsvetanov bolsters Bulgaria bid
Israel 0-1 BulgariaMomchil Tsvetanov's early goal proved enough for victory as Bulgaria attempt to reach their first U19 finals.
·Europe's Elite eye Czech chance
The 2007/08 European U19 Championship Elite round kicks off this weekend with 28 teams bidding to win one of the seven qualifying berths to join finals hosts the Czech Republic.
·Norway confident of finals fling
Norway are in confident mood as they welcome Bulgaria, Israel and Iceland in the UEFA European U19 Championship Elite round with a finals place at stake.
·Win a signed U19 ball
To mark the start of the UEFA European Under-19 Championship Elite round this weekend, uefa.com is giving you a chance to win a ball signed by 2007 winners Spain.
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·Stupendous Spain worthy of U17 crown
France 0-4 SpainKeko, Sergi, Thiago and Manu all scored to win Spain coach Juan Santisteban his sixth title at this level.
·Hierro backs Spanish successors
RFEF sporting director and Spain legend Fernando Hierro will be cheering Spain on in tonight's U17 final and paid tribute to the team and Juan Santisteban.
·Turkey finals 'fabulous' says Boyce
The European U17 finals were a "fabulous tournament" according to UEFA Youth and Amateur Football Committee first vice-chairman Jim Boyce.
·Coaches hope for U17 final classic
Spain and France played out a thrilling 3-3 draw last week and now the holders again meet the team who beat them in the 2004 showpiece in tonight's final.
·Captains cannot wait to get going
France captain Gueida Fofana and Spain counterpart Canales meet for the second time in Antalya in Friday's final and the midfielders cannot wait to get going.
·Terim's tribute to Turkey youngsters
Turkey's senior coach Fatih Terim paid tribute to his nation's junior squad after their semi-final exit from the UEFA European Under-17 Championship on home soil.
·UEFA and TFF's gift to orphanage
The player escorts for tonight's final will be provided by the Zübeyde Hanım Çocuk Sitesi'ni orphanage and it has been rewarded with gifts of tournament clothing.
·Winning isn't everything
What is a youth coach's priority – development of players or results? UEFA technical observers Jarmo Matikainen and Marc Van Geersom discuss the issue.
·Sun, sea, goals and girls
The U17 players were all based at the seaside Topkapi Palace hotel but sometimes it was tough to keep their eyes on the ball rather than certain other guests.
·Ángel delights at timely winner
Ángel Martínez was not sent on for Spain in last night's semi-final against the Netherlands until extra time but had the "wonderful feeling" of hitting their late winner.
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