Arsenal’s England youth internationals got off to a winning start this week, let’s take a look at their fixtures and results over the break.

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND: Players of England including Brooke Norton-Cuffy (L) pose for a team photograph prior to the International Friendly match between England and Germany at Manchester City Academy Stadium on March 22, 2023 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Naomi Baker - The FA/The FA via Getty Images)
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND: Players of England including Brooke Norton-Cuffy (L) pose for a team photograph prior to the International Friendly match between England and Germany at Manchester City Academy Stadium on March 22, 2023. (Photo by Naomi Baker – The FA/The FA via Getty Images)

With the international break now underway, many of Arsenal’s England youth internationals were in action on Wednesday, to good effect.

The England u17s, u18s, u19s, and u20s were all in action on Wednesday, with every Arsenal player to receive a call-up for the four sides featuring in one of the four matches.

At the u17 level, Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly both started against Denmark in a 3-1 win, with Nwaneri scoring twice and assisting the other England goal.

In the u18s, Lino Sousa came on as a substitute as England won 2-1 against Croatia, with all three goals being scored in a three-minute period not long after Sousa had entered the pitch.

The England u19s gave a start to Reuell Walters in defence against Hungary, as they managed a narrow 1-0 win. Amario Cozier-Duberry came off the bench in the latter stages of the match.

Finally, the England u20s won 2-0 against Germany, with Brooke Norton-Cuffy playing 88 minutes of the contest and providing an assist.

The u17s and u19s were both playing qualifiers for the UEFA European Championships later this year, so the early wins were certainly welcome.

Emile Smith Rowe and the England u21s will take to the pitch later this week, facing France in their first game on Saturday.

Results so far

Myles Lewis-Skelly playing for England (Photo via EnglandFootball.com)
Myles Lewis-Skelly playing for England (Photo via EnglandFootball.com)
  • England u18s 2-1 Croatia – Sousa featured as a substitute for 29 minutes. Report
  • Denmark 1-3 England u17s – Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly played 61 minutes, with Nwaneri scoring two of the goals and assisting the other. Report
  • England u20s 2-0 Germany – Norton-Cuffy played 88 minutes, provided an assist, and helped England to keep a clean sheet. Report
  • England u19s 1-0 Hungary – Walters played 90 minutes and helped England to keep a clean sheet, with Cozier-Duberry coming on as a substitute for 13 minutes. Report
  • England u18s 0-3 Belgium – Sousa played 60 minutes. Report
  • N. Ireland 0-2 England u17s – Nwaneri played 89 minutes and scored two goals, with Lewis-Skelly coming on for 26 minutes as a substitute. Report
  • England u19s 0-1 Iceland – Cozier-Duberry played 78 minutes as a starter, and Walters played 57 minutes as a substitute. Report
  • USA 2-4 England u20s – Norton-Cuffy came on for 18 minutes as a substitute. Report
  • England u21s 4-0 France – Smith Rowe played 65 minutes and scored. Report
  • Switzerland 1-3 England u18s – Sousa played 64 minutes. Report

Remaining fixtures (times in BST)

SERRAVALLE, SAN MARINO: Emile Smith Rowe of England celebrates after scoring their team's seventh goal during the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifier match between San Marino and England at San Marino Stadium on November 15, 2021. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini / Getty Images)
SERRAVALLE, SAN MARINO: Emile Smith Rowe of England celebrates after scoring their team’s seventh goal during the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifier match between San Marino and England at San Marino Stadium on November 15, 2021. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini / Getty Images)
  • Tuesday, 28th March, 15:00 – France vs England u20s
  • Tuesday, 28th March, 19:30 – Turkey vs England u19s
  • Tuesday, 28th March, 19:45 – England u21s vs Croatia
  • Tuesday, 28th March, 20:00 – Netherlands vs England u17s