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We will be showing live coverage from both the men's and women's tournaments. England group games will be available across BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and app, along with Red Button coverage of selected matches.

Sunday, 15 June

Women's European U19 Championship: England v Netherlands (16:00)

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Tuesday, 17 June

Men's European U19 Championship: Germany v England (18:00)

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Wednesday, 18 June

Women's European U19 Championship: Portugal v England (16:00)

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Friday, 20 June

Men's European U19 Championship: Netherlands v England (18:00)

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Saturday, 21 June

Women's European U19 Championship: Spain v England (18:00)

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Live coverage of semi-finals and finals will be available across the BBC should England progress

Monday, 23 June

Men's European U19 Championship: Semi-Final 1 (18:00)

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Men's European U19 Championship: Semi-Final 2 (21:00)

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Tuesday, 24 June

Women's European U19 Championship: Semi-Final 1 (18:00)

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Women's European U19 Championship: Semi-Final 2 (21:00)

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Thursday, 26 June

Men's European U19 Championship: Final (21:00)

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Friday, 27 June

Women's European U19 Championship: Final (21:00)

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Striker Ethan Wheatley made his England Under-19 debut last year and has already played for Manchester United in the Premier League.

He was loaned to Walsall for the second half of last season but only played four times.

In the women's tournament, Birmingham midfielder Ava Baker will hope to add to her already impressive goal tally at this level.

Baker scored five goals in six games during the qualifying campaign, including one in a 10-0 victory over Ukraine.

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England's future generations will be in action when the men's and women's European Under-19 Championships take place this month.

Spain are the most successful nation since the Women's Under-19 Euros began in its current format in 2001-02.

They have won six titles and come into this year's tournament as the three-time defending champions.

Germany have also won what is now known as the Under-19s Euros six times, but two of those triumphs came before the tournament was rebranded from an under-18 competition.

England's sole women's victory came in 2009, and they were beaten finalists in 2007, 2010 and 2013.

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