Spain qualified for the quarter-finals as the winners of group C.

It was a pretty comfortable path through the group stages for the Spaniards who picked up back-to-back 2-0 wins over Turkey and Belgium. Their 100% record was only stopped by a late Serbia penalty that saw them draw 1-1 in the final group game.

Portugal found their way through to the quarter-finals as the runners-up of group D.

It was a flying start to the group stage as they ran out 5-1 winners over Scotland, it was much the same in their second game with a 4-2 win over Sweden. It looked like they would top the group comfortably, but a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Denmark saw Portugal drop to second place.

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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