England U21 vs Slovenia U21 Prediction 15.06.2025 | UEFA U-21 European Championship

• Competition: UEFA U-21 European Championship
• Date: Sunday, 15th, June 2025
• Kickoff: 17:00 UK / 18:00 CEST
• Venue: Stadion Pod Zoborom (Nitra)

England Under-21 will aim to seal progression when they take on Slovenia Under-21 at Stadion Pod Zoborom in Sunday’s second group stage clash of the U21 EURO.

The start of the Under-21 European Championship for the Young Lions was both composed and convincing, as they proved too powerful for the Czech youngsters and cruised to a 3-1 triumph, meaning a win on Sunday could book their ticket to the knockout phase.

Out of all 16 teams in the final stage of the Under-21 European Championship, the young Zmajceki left the weakest impression and put up the least resistance, as they were thoroughly outclassed by Germany U21 thanks to a hat-trick masterclass from Stuttgart forward Nick Woltemade.

England U21 vs Slovenia U21 Betting Tips : AH1 (-1.5)

The gulf between these two youth national sides is quite noticeable and it’s hard to imagine that Slovenia U21 possess the squad depth or collective resilience to go toe-to-toe with a powerful England side that seems fully focused on punching their ticket to the knockout round by the end of matchday two. They may have looked sluggish and uninspired during their warm-up fixtures, but the Young Lions sent a strong message right out of the gate at the U21 EURO with a commanding 3-1 demolition of Czech Republic U21, setting the tone for what could be a serious title defense. Even though England U21 appear ten times stronger on paper, they’ve struggled to impose themselves against the Young Dragons, coming up empty in all three previous clashes and getting caught off guard with a surprise 2-1 setback at John Smith’s Stadium in their most recent showdown. This time around, however, the Young Lions will be eager to unleash their full firepower and their attacking fluency should propel them toward a convincing victory over a Slovenian side that has gone months without tasting success, so I firmly believe James McAtee’s squad will clinch a last-eight berth in dominant fashion.