Tommy Setford kept two clean sheets as he made a big impression in his first two England under-21 caps.
The goalkeeper was called up to Lee Carsley's side in November and kept two shutouts in a 2-0 win over Ireland and a 4-0 victory against Slovakia.
Ethan Nwaneri also featured for the under-21s, scoring in the 4-0 win as England now sit top of their Euro U21 qualifying group with five wins from five.
Max Dowman helped England under-19s make it three wins from their UEFA U19 Euro 2026 qualifiers. Max won a penalty, converted by Shumaira Mheuka, in a comfortable 2-0 triumph over Lithuania.
Three days later, Dowman was joined by goalkeeper Khari Ranson in the starting line-up as Will Antwi's side won 7-0 over Latvia. Max played the first half and provided an assist for Jesse Derry. Khari played the full 90 minutes to keep a clean sheet.
Khari and Max then started England's final group match against Scotland as the Young Lions won 4-0. Max played 69 minutes before being replaced by Jeremy Monga, with Khari keeping his second clean sheet in a row.Â
The results put England into the next phase of qualification, where 28 teams will be drawn into seven groups of four teams. The winners of each group will qualify for next summer's competition in Wales.
Callan Hamill featured for the Scotland under-19s in the same group as England. Our defender started in the 2-2 draw against Latvia before coming on as a substitute in the 2-1 defeat against Lithuania. Callan was an unused sub in the 4-0 loss against England, meaning Scotland missed out on the next phase of qualification.
Elsewhere in Euro U19 qualifying, Demiane Agustien got himself on the scoresheet for the Netherlands in their 7-0 triumph over Cyprus. Demiane didn't feature in the remaining two group games as the Dutch progressed at the top of their group.
Finally, Ceadach O'Neill helped Northern Ireland advance to the next round of Euro U19 qualifying. O'Neill, who has also been capped at under-21 level, started Northern Ireland's two 1-0 victories over Azerbaijan and Malta to advance to the Elite Round.
Jack Porter and Marli Salmon's U17 World Cup adventure ended in the round of 16, as they lost to Austria.
Porter played every minute of the Young Lions' journey to the second knockout stage, helping keep clean sheets in wins of Haiti and Egypt in the group stages, as well as South Korea in the round of 32. Marli didn't feature for Liam Bramley's side at the finals in Qatar.
