Denmark qualified for the quarter-finals top of group D with two wins and a loss.

The Danes' group stage got off to a rocky start as they suffered a 2-1 loss against Sweden. However, a 3-1 win over Scotland righted the ship before victory over Portugal gave them the tiebreaker and top spot in the group.

Serbia did things the hard way on their way to finishing runners-up of group C.

They opened the campaign with a 1-1 draw with Belgium, following that up with a 2-1 win over Turkey. But it would come down to an 87th minute penalty to draw level with Spain that would eventually see Serbia through to the quarter-finals.

BBC iPlayer

Live coverage of men's under-17 European Championship will be available across BBC Sport.

Scotland are the sole British representatives in Israel, and BBC Sport has all their group games as well as all the matches in the knockout stages.

All matches will be shown on BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app and be available as catch-up for 30 days.

Thursday, 26 May

Quarter-final: Denmark v Serbia - 15:15-17:30

Quarter-final: Spain v Portugal - 17:45-20:00

Sunday, 29 May

Semi-final 1:15:15-17:30

Semi-final 2:18:45-21:00

Wednesday, 1 June

Final:16:45-19:00

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