Harvey Vale holds the European Under-19 Championship trophy aloft as his England teammates celebrate victory over Israel in the final. Photograph: Radovan Stoklasa/Reuters PA Media Fri 1 Jul 2022 22.33 BST England have won the European Under-19 Championship in Trnava after beating Israel 3-1 after extra time in the final, with goals from Carney Chukwuemeka and Aaron Ramsey in the additional half-hour. Oscar Gloch had given Israel a deserved half-time lead at the Anton Malatinsky Stadium but Callum Doyle equalised soon after the restart. England, tournament winners in 2017, almost won it in normal time when Aston Villa’s Chukwuemeka struck a post in the 80th minute. But Chukwuemeka chested the Young Lions into the lead in the 107th minute and Villa club-mate Ramsey tapped home to seal victory with five minutes left. Alex Scott, England’s No 14, leads the celebrations after Jarell Quansah, No 6, scored against Italy to seal a place in the final. England Under-19s’ Euros bid aided by talent from outside elite clubs Read more England, who lost in both the 2005 and 2009 finals, had failed to concede a goal in the tournament until their 2-1 semi-final win against Italy, but were disappointing in the first 45 minutes. Ian Foster’s side failed to create a chance of note before the break and the Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Gloch produced a rare moment of quality when turning inside the box to fire Israel into a 39th-minute lead. But the Young Lions equalised in the 52nd minute. The Liverpool defender Jarell Quansah headed back across the face of goal from a corner and the Manchester City left-back Doyle, on loan at Sunderland last season, turned the ball home from close range. Chukwuemeka’s curling effort hit a post with 10 minutes of normal time remaining, but he chested home the Chelsea midfielder Harvey Vale’s superb pass in extra time and Ramsey made sure with a close-range finish.