Calum Chambers is confident England Under-21s can continue their Euro run with victory over Germany in Tuesday’s semi-final.
The Arsenal defender has been an ever-present alongside Alfie Mawson in central defence as the Young Lions topped their group to set up a last-four clash with Stefan Kuntz’s team.
And Chambers revealed there’s been a real buzz around the England camp since they reached the semi-final and even more so once they found out who they would be facing.
“It’s a massive game and everybody’s looking forward to it,” said Chambers, who admits he remembers watching previous senior fixtures between the two nations whilst growing up.
“Once we got through, we were ready to take on anybody and once it was Germany, it has that little edge.
“Everyone’s excited about it and I think we can go into Tuesday with a lot of confidence, we’re looking forward to this challenge.”
The Young Lions and Spain remain the only two teams in Poland who have yet to lose a game in this year’s competition.
And the 22-year-old believes that England have built on their opening day draw with Sweden and found momentum with victories over Slovakia and Poland.
“It’s a strong team, we’ve been defensively strong and we’ve got a lot of threat going forward,” he added.
“This team has that feel about it when you play, there’s a confidence about us from the past experiences that we’ve had as a whole group and a squad, that we can go into games and get results.
“That’s due to the experience we’ve got of playing together and things like the Toulon Tournament last summer.
“That’s helped us get through the group stages, so there is a feel-good factor about us at the moment.”
