<text>  England and France will meet in a winner-takes-all showdown on Tuesday to determine which nation makes Julys UEFA Under-19 European Championships in Greece. Both recorded victories on Saturday to maintain their perfect records and take their Elite Round qualifying group to the wire. England squeezed past Azerbaijan 1-0 in Bayeux thanks to a first-half winner from Manchester Citys Ashley Smith-Brown, his second decisive goal in two matches. Ashley Smith-Brown scored Englands winner as they recorded a vital result over Azerbaijan . France, meanwhile, beat Denmark 2-0 to lead the way on goal difference, meaning that Sean ODriscolls Young Lions must beat them in Saint-Lo to take the groups only qualifcation spot. As expected, England dominated possession and chances against Azerbaijan, but could only convert one of them. It came eight minutes before half-time when Smith-Brown collected the ball wide on the left, cut inside and curled a lovely shot into the far corner. Confidence was high in the England camp after twice coming from behind to beat Denmark 3-2 on Thursday and this game reverted to type almost immediately. Faced with an Azerbaijan team with 11 men behind the ball, England knew they would have to be patient and their first effort came from range when Fulhams Patrick Roberts saw a 25-yarder tipped over by goalkeeper Tolga Sahin. Sean ODriscolls England side must now beat France on Tuesday to qualify for the European Championships . Lewis Cook, of Leeds United, fired narrowly off target when debutant Aaron Kuhl, of Reading, picked him out on the edge of the penalty area. That pressure eventually told when right-back Smith-Brown marauded forward to score what would prove to be the games decisive goal. The second-half, unsurprisingly, followed a similar pattern, with Roberts and Kuhl going close during its early stages. Azerbaijans one and only attack of note culminated in Elnur Jafarov firing wide of the far post when well-placed. Chelsea midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek had the ball in the net three minutes from time only to be flagged offside but the one goal was sufficient as England set up their showdown with France. Chelseas Ruben Loftus-Cheek saw a late goal disallowed for offside . England 4-2-3-1: Freddie Woodman Newcastle United; Ola Aina C; Chelsea, Joe Gomez Charlton Athletic, Brendan Galloway Everton, Ashley Smith-Brown Manchester City; Aaron Kuhl Reading, Lewis Cook Leeds United; Patrick Roberts Fulham, Ruben Loftus-Cheek Chelsea, Alex Kiwomya Chelsea; Bradley Fewster Middlesbrough. Substitutions: Demarai Gray Birmingham City for Roberts 67; Charlie Colkett Chelsea for Cook 79; Izzy Brown Chelsea for Fewster 83 . Substitutes not used: Angus Gunn Manchester City, Ben Chilwell Leicester City, Robert Dickie Reading. Scorer: Smith-Brown 36 . Bookings: Smith-Brown, Kuhl . Head coach: Sean ODriscoll . Azerbaijan: Tolga Sahin, Ilyas Safarzade, Gazimahammad Gurbanov, Budag Nasirov, Mahir Madatov C, Mirkamil Hashimli, Fahmin Muradbayli, Elnur Jafarov, Elgun Ulukhanov, Yusif Nabiyev, Gismat Aliyev . Substitutions: Vadim Agaragimov for Muradbayli 45; Roman Huseynov for Madatov 61; Emin Zamanov for Nasirov 90 . Substitutes not used: Agaseyid Gasimov, Bahlul Mustafazade, Renat Agaverdiev, Ilkin Sadigov . Bookings: Safarzade, Gurbanov . Head coach: Nicolai Adam . Referee: Adrien Jaccottet Switzerland OTHER RESULT . France 2 Denmark 0 . 