<text>  Englands Under 17 side completed their European Championships qualifying campaign with six wins from six games, after a Ike Ugbo double secured a 2-1 win at the Pirelli stadium. The young Chelsea striker put John Peacocks side ahead after just seven minutes, firing home at the second time of asking having been denied by the Romanian keeper Catalin Vasile when through on goal. Adrian Petre equalised for the visitors six minutes later, but Ugbo scored again in the second half to wrap up the points. Ike Ugbo fires England ahead after just seven minutes as they beat Romania 2-1 in Burton on Thursday . Jay DaSilva of Chelsea battles for the ball with Alexandru Mihai during what was a comfortable win . Stuttgart defender Danny Collinge wins the ball in the air as England completed a good qualifying campaign . The Chelsea youngster could have had a hat-trick, having fired a good chance over the crossbar before the break, but it would not matter in the end. Romania, captained by Ianis Hagi, son of legendary playmaker Gheorghe, were reduced to ten men after 65 minutes when Istvan Kilyen Szabolcs was dismissed for a second yellow card following a poor tackle on Arsenals Chris Willock. England bossed the game from that point on, and though they didnt add to their lead, they were rarely in danger of letting it slip, and can go to the Euros this summer with good momentum. England: Huffer Leeds United; Yates Everton Oxford West Ham 68 mins, Collinge Stuttgart, Suliman Aston Villa, Edun Fulham; Davies Everton; Patching Manchester City, Wright Sunderland DaSilva Chelsea 40; Edwards Tottenham; Nmecha Manchester City, Ugbo Chelsea Willock Arsenal 60. Subs not used: Woolston Newcastle, Holland Everton, Ndukwu Leicester Goals: Ugbo 7, 53. Romania: Vasile; Tiberiu, Virgil, Harald, Abdrei; Szabolcs; Mihai, Razvan, Hagi Andrei 68, Carlo; Petre Florinel 76. Subs not used: Bogdan, Petru Vlad, Ionut, Dumitru Vlad. Bookings: Szabolcs 18; Coman Florinel 80. Red card: Szabolcs 65. Goals: Petre 13; . Ianis Hagi, son of Romanian legend Gheorghe, runs between Tom Davies left and Marcus Edwards . England captain Davies, an Everton defender, tracks the run of Hagi as England won at the Pirelli stadium . 