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Sport 14-11-2001
England Youngsters Are On Their Way To Finals
who: England U21 football team
what: Beat Holland 1-0 in second leg of play-off
where: Pride Park, DERBY
when: Last night
snippet: "Under the watchful eye of Sven Goran Eriksson," says The Independent`s Phil Shaw, "and in the face of a formidable Dutch challenge at Derby, Michael Carrick last night ensured that David Platt`s England side will be one of eight nations who contest the European Under-21 Championship finals in May."
"Carrick was anonymous in the first half but took his second-half chance well," says Henry Winter in The Telegraph. "His 72nd-minute goal contained all the qualities David Platt has sought to instil in his promising young side: touch, composure and neat passing."
"I get a lot of stick for not getting enough goals," says Carrick in The Times, "but Shola (Ameobi) laid it on a plate."
The goal made it 1-0 on the night, giving England a 3-2 victory on aggregate in Platt`s sixth game since taking over from Howard Wilkinson. "His side have now managed five wins and a draw," says The Sun`s Michael Morgan, singling out Liverpool`s "wonder keeper" Chris Kirkland for particular praise for "a series of stunning saves". [... more]
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