Chelsea loanee Tammy Abraham made his competitive debut for England U21s in their 1-0 victory over Kazakhstan in a UEFA European U21 Championship Group 9 Qualifier on Thursday evening. <br /><br />The Bristol City frontman had caps for England at U18 and U19 level before coming off the bench with five minutes remaining to make his maiden appearance for the U21s. <br /><br />A goal from Leicester City starlet Demarai Gray after six minutes secured the three points for England and a spot at next summer&rsquo;s Euro Finals in Poland.<br /><br />Prior to today<span class="m_6868244532432323668m_-3892036478625694259s1"></span><span class="m_6868244532432323668m_-3892036478625694259s1"><span class="body1">&rsquo;s contest at </span></span>Central Stadium, Aktobe, Josh Onomah had been in line to play his first game for the U21s but that didn<span class="m_6868244532432323668m_-3892036478625694259s1"><span class="body1">&rsquo;t happen, with the </span></span>Tottenham Hotspur midfielder watching proceedings from the bench. <br /><br />Wolves defender Dominic Iorfa is recovering from injury and was not in the traveling party to Kazakhstan. <br /><br />Igho Kingsley <br /><br />Photo Credit : Twitter.com <br />