Azerbaijan U21s vs England U21s TV channel, live stream and how to watch

England Under-21s continue their quest for qualification for the European Championships this week.

The Young Lions travel to Baku to take on Azerbaijan Under-21s on Friday. England are currently second in Group F of the qualification standings for the 2025 European Championships.

Lee Carsley's team have 12 points from their five matches played at the halfway stage of qualifying. The March international break will see England have qualifiers against Azerbaijan on Friday, before returning home to face Luxembourg next Tuesday.

England's last two qualifiers saw the Young Lions claim 3-0 wins over Northern Ireland and Serbia back in November. Now England will be looking to continue that form against Azerbaijan on Friday.

Carsley had selected Kobbie Mainoo to be part of his squad for the upcoming internationals. A couple of days later, the Manchester United midfielder was called up to Gareth Southgate's senior squad for the games against Brazil and Belgium.

READ MORE: What Erling Haaland injury scare means for Man City vs Arsenal in Premier League

READ MORE: Ruthless Erik ten Hag decision might mean he's already lost a United battle

Rico Lewis is Manchester City's only representative in the Under-21s season. City also have several players who are on loan away from the Etihad Stadium included in the squad, with Callum Doyle, Taylor Harwood-Bellis and James McAtee involved.

Kick-off is currently scheduled for 12pm UK time on Friday, March 22 from the Azersun Arena in Baku, Azerbaijan.

There are two ways fans can watch Friday's game between England Under-21s and Azerbaijan. The first is through the FA Player, which is available on the FA's website.

Fans will also be able to watch the game live on YouTube via England's