England's U21s Defeat Serbia 9-1 in Qualifying Match

Dominant Performance Secures Comprehensive Victory

England's U21 team put on a clinical display to crush Serbia 9-1 in their second UEFA Under-21 European Championship qualifying match. The match, held at Nottingham's iconic City Ground, saw the Young Lions roar with astonishing form.

The hosts started the match brightly and took the lead within the first 15 minutes, with a stunning strike from Anthony Gordon. The goal energized the England players, who then proceeded to dominate possession and create numerous chances.

England's second goal came from the spot just before half-time, with Jacob Ramsey converting a penalty. The second half was equally one-sided, with England scoring seven more goals through Harvey Elliott, Conor Gallagher (2), Folarin Balogun, Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, and Jarell Quansah.

Serbia's solitary goal came late in the match as a consolation. The comprehensive victory sees England top Group F with two wins from as many games. The Young Lions will now look to continue their impressive form in their upcoming matches against Slovenia and Kosovo.