Our forward's nation was drawn alongside Poland, Serbia and England in the final round of qualifying, with one spot up for grabs at the yearly tournament.

Louis started Serbia's 2-0 win over England, which featured Max Dowman. The forward was an unused sub in the 1-1 draw with Portugal before starting the 1-0 victory over Poland in the final group game.

Despite Max scoring for England in their 6-0 win over Portugal, it was Serbia that clinched first spot and will head to Wales for the eight-team competition this summer.

Louis will be alongside Wales' Brayden Clarke, who captained the under-19s in a warm-up match against the USA ahead of the tournament. Brayden played 58 minutes as the US won 4-0.

Elsewhere, Ceadach O'Neill netted from the penalty spot in Northern Ireland under-19's 1-0 win over Kazakhstan.

O'Neill also played in Northern Ireland's 1-0 loss to Ukraine as his side narrowly missed out on qualification for the Euro under-19s.

Demiane Agustien played 58 minutes in the Netherlands under-19s encounter with Finland. The Dutch prevailed 3-0 in their qualifying clash. Demiane didn't feature in the Netherlands' final two group matches as they also missed out on the finals this summer.

Elsewhere, the under-18s were attempting to qualify for next summer's Euro under-19s competition.

Jack Porter featured in the England under-18s, playing one of the three matches as the Young Lions lost 3-1 to Spain. The under-18s picked up two victories to secure passage to the Round 2 League A phase, where they'll aim to qualify for next summer's competition in Slovakia.

In the same age bracket, Alex Marciniak played 45 minutes in a 0-0 draw against France for Wales, and the first half in a 4-0 defeat against Hungary. Despite the loss, Wales also progressed to the next round.

In the under-17s, Marli Salmon played two of England's three matches. Marli helped England win 3-0 against Faroe Islands before losing their second match. England then beat Estonia 2-0 but failed to qualify.

Lastly, Patrick Stachow represented Poland under-17s in their 3-0 defeat against Ireland. The Poles failed to progress, despite beating Slovakia and drawing with Croatia.