#U17EURO 2018: all you need to know

• Tournament results and highlights
  

Group stage
Friday 4 May:
Group A
Italy 2-0 Switzerland: St George's Park
England 2-1 Israel: Chesterfield FC –highlights
Group B
Portugal 0-0 Norway: Walsall FC
Slovenia 0-2 Sweden: St George's Park

Saturday 5 May:
Group C
Denmark 2-3 Bosnia and Herzegovina: Loughborough University
Republic of Ireland 0-2 Belgium: Loughborough University
Group D
Germany 0-3 Netherlands: Walsall FC
Serbia 0-1 Spain: Burton Albion –highlights

Monday 7 May:
Group A
Switzerland 3-0 Israel: St George's Park
England 2-1 Italy: Walsall FC –highlights
Group B
Norway 2-1 Sweden: Burton Albion
Slovenia 0-4 Portugal: Chesterfield FC

Tuesday 8 May:
Group C
Republic of Ireland 1-0 Denmark: St George's Park
Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-4 Belgium: Rotherham United
Group D
Serbia 0-3 Germany: Loughborough University
Netherlands 2-0 Spain: Burton Albion –highlights

Thursday 10 May:
Group A
Switzerland 1-0 England: Rotherham United –highlights
Israel 0-2 Italy: St George's Park
Group B
Sweden 1-0 Portugal: Burton Albion
Norway 2-0 Slovenia: Loughborough University

Friday 11 May:
Group C
Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-2 Republic of Ireland: St George's Park
Belgium 1-0 Denmark: Chesterfield FC
Group D
Netherlands 2-0 Serbia: Loughborough University
Spain 5-1 Germany: Walsall FC –highlights

Knockout phase

Sunday 13 May:
Quarter-final 1, Italy 1-0 Sweden: Rotherham United –highlights
Quarter-final 2, Norway 0-2 England: Burton Albion – highlights

Monday 14 May:
Quarter-final 3, Belgium 2-1 Spain: Walsall FC –highlights
Quarter-final 4, Netherlands 1-1 Republic of Ireland (5-4 pens): Chesterfield FC –highlights

Thursday 17 May:
Semi-final 1, Italy 2-1 Belgium: Rotherham United – highlights
Semi-final 2, England 0-0 Netherlands (5-6 pens): Chesterfield FC –highlights

Sunday 20 May:
Final, Italy 2-2 Netherlands (1-4 pens): Rotherham United –highlights

• All the tournament venues

Burton-upon-Trent 
Burton Albion Stadium (capacity: 6,900) – five games including a quarter-final
St George's Park Stadium (capacity: 500)  – six games
Chesterfield
Chesterfield FC Stadium (capacity 10,335) – five games including the opening match, a quarter-final and a semi-final
Loughborough
Loughborough University Stadium (capacity: 3,400) – five games
Rotherham
Rotherham FC Stadium (capacity: 12,000) – five games including the final
Walsall 
Walsall FC Stadium (capacity: 11,000) – five games including a quarter-final

• All the tournament match officials

Referees
Horaţiu Fesnic (ROU)
Juri Fischer (EST)
Robert Harvey (IRL)
Dennis Higler (NED)
Halil Meler (TUR)
Tihomir Pejin (CRO)
Zbyněk Prsoke (CZE)
Vilhjálmur Alvar Thórarinsson (ISL)

Assistant referees
Georgi Doynov (BUL)
Dan Petur Højgaard (FRO)
Péter Kóbor (HUN)
Chasan Koula (GRE)
Vladislav Lifciu (MDA)
Rza Mammadov (AZE)
Douglas Potter (SCO)
Vytis Snarskis (LTU)
Robert Steinacher (AUT)
Yuriy Tikhonyuk (KAZ)
Levan Todria (GEO)
Volodymyr Vysotskyi (UKR)

Fourth officials
Robert Hennessy (IRL)
Keith Kennedy (NIR)
Tim Marshall (NIR)
Bryn Markham-Jones (WAL)

• Tournament ambassadors

Jack Butland
2010 U17 EURO winner

Nathaniel Chalobah
2010 U17 EURO winner

Lewis Cook
2014 U17 EURO and 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup winner

Josh Onomah
2014 U17 EURO and 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup winner

Wayne Rooney
2002 U17 EURO bronze-medallist ... and England senior's all-time top scorer

Easah Suliman
2017 U19 EURO winner