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Harvey Elliott let out his frustrations by flashing two fingers at someone just seconds after England’s Under-21 Euros triumph against Germany.
Elliott opened the scoring after five minutes in what turned out to be a ping-pong game in Bratislava, which saw the Three Lions blow a two-goal lead, forcing extra-time.
But Germany could not continue their momentum in the last half hour, and it was Jonathan Rowe - who is currently on loan at Marseille from Norwich - who snatched a winner to make it 3-2 in the 92nd minute.
England held on to claim their second consecutive U21 Euro title, yet Elliott’s immediate reaction revealed resentment rather than jubilation.
Yet it is unclear who the Liverpool midfielder's two-fingered salute was aimed towards.
Elliott was undoubtedly England's star of the tournament, especially during the knockout phase.
Harvey Elliott held up a V-sign towards someone after England's U21 Euro triumph vs Germany
It is unclear who the Liverpool star was aiming his gesticulations towards, which came just seconds after full-time
Elliott was given the 'Player of the Tournament' award after England held on to win the final 3-2
The 22-year-old scored once in the last-eight against Spain, a brace against the Netherlands in the semi-finals, and again on Saturday night as his nation were crowned champions.
His performances earned him the 'Player of the Tournament' award, which was presented to him amid full-time celebrations.
