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MEN’S FOOTBALL: Only a win will be enough for England’s under-21s when they face Ukraine in Bournemouth tomorrow night if they are to retain any chance of finishing top of Group F in the Euro 2025 qualifiers.
Ukraine have won all eight of their group games, including last October’s 3-2 win over defending champions England.
Elsewhere this evening, Scotland meet Belgium in Group B and Wales play Czechia in Group I.
