UEFA Women`s U19 Championship (R)

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  1. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    Germany will start their defence of the UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship when the 2006/07 edition begins on Tuesday.

    Germany face neighbours
    Nine of the eleven first qualifying round groups get under way that day, with all 44 contenders for a place alongside Iceland next summer taking part in the opening stage. Germany will face mini-tournament hosts F.Y.R. Macedonia, Austria and Georgia in Group 4, while 2006 runners-up France play fellow summer qualifiers Sweden plus the Faroe Islands and Kazakhstan. Turkey are back in the competition after two seasons' absence and will stage a group involving the last pair of finals hosts, Hungary and Switzerland. There is now an extra rest day between the second and third matches in all qualifying groups.

    New format
    The top two from each section will progress to the second qualifying round along with the two third-placed teams with the best records against the winners and runners-up in their pools. Those 24 sides will be drawn into six groups of four ahead of next April's second qualifying round, with only the section winners and best runners-up entering the final tournament - which will also act as a qualifying round for the 2008 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup - to be played in Iceland between 18-29 July.

    UEFA European Women's U19 Championship
    First qualifying round
    Group 1 (26 September-1 October)
    Sweden* (indicates group hosts)
    France
    Faroe Islands
    Kazakhstan



    Group 2 (26 September-1 October)
    Poland*
    Spain
    Armenia
    Latvia



    Group 3 (26 September-1 October)
    England
    Belgium
    Estonia*
    Greece



    Group 4 (26 September-1 October)
    Germany
    Austria
    F.Y.R. Macedonia*
    Georgia



    Group 5 (26 September-1 October)
    Norway
    Netherlands
    Lithuania*
    Croatia



    Group 6 (26 September-1 October)
    Switzerland
    Portugal
    Turkey*
    Hungary



    Group 7 (26 September-1 October)
    Ukraine
    Wales
    Moldova*
    Romania



    Group 8 (3-8 October)
    Serbia
    Denmark
    Azerbaijan*
    Northern Ireland



    Group 9 (13-18 October)
    Scotland
    Russia
    Slovenia*
    Israel



    Group 10 (26 September-1 October)
    Republic of Ireland
    Italy
    Slovakia*
    Bulgaria



    Group 11 (26 September-1 October)
    Czech Republic
    Finland
    Bosnia-Herzegovina*
    Belarus

    http://www.uefa.com/competitions/WUnder19/news/Kind=1/newsId=444606.html
     
  2. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    Results :

    Group 4

    Austria - Georgia 10-0

    Group 5

    Norway - Lithuania 9-1

    Group 6

    Switzerland- Turkey 5-0

    Group 10

    Rep of Ireland - Slovakia 4-0
    Italy - Bulgaria 6-0
     
  3. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    Complete results from yetserday :

    26/09/06 Grp 10 Republic of Ireland 4 - 0 Slovakia
    26/09/06 Grp 10 Italy 6 - 0 Bulgaria
    26/09/06 Grp 5 Norway 9 - 1 Lithuania
    26/09/06 Grp 7 Wales 5 - 0 Romania
    26/09/06 Grp 1 Sweden 7 - 0 Faroe Islands
    26/09/06 Grp 4 Germany 7 - 0 F.Y.R. Macedonia
    26/09/06 Grp 4 Austria 10 - 0 Georgia
    26/09/06 Grp 6 Switzerland 5 - 0 Turkey
    26/09/06 Grp 2 Poland 2 - 0 Armenia
    26/09/06 Grp 2 Spain 14 - 0 Latvia
    26/09/06 Grp 7 Ukraine 5 - 1 Moldova
    26/09/06 Grp 11 Czech Republic 6 - 1 Bosnia-Herzegovina
    26/09/06 Grp 11 Finland 4 - 1 Belarus
    26/09/06 Grp 3 Belgium 1 - 0 Greece
    26/09/06 Grp 5 Netherlands 8 - 1 Croatia
    26/09/06 Grp 1 France 11 - 0 Kazakhstan
    26/09/06 Grp 6 Portugal 1 - 3 Hungary
    26/09/06 Grp 3 England 8 - 0 Estonia

    http://www.uefa.com/competitions/wunder19/FixturesResults/index.html
     
  4. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    Some matches from yesterday :

    Croatia- Norway 0-6
    Lithuania- Netherlands 0-7
    Switzerland- Hungary 3-0
    Sweden - Kazakhstan 7-0
    Faroe Islands - France 0-7
    England - Greece 2-0
     
  5. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    28/09/06 Grp 10 Republic of Ireland 5 - 1 Bulgaria
    28/09/06 Grp 10 Slovakia 0 - 5 Italy
    28/09/06 Grp 5 Lithuania 0 - 7 Netherlands
    28/09/06 Grp 7 Ukraine 1 - 1 Romania
    28/09/06 Grp 1 Sweden 7 - 0 Kazakhstan
    28/09/06 Grp 1 Faroe Islands 0 - 7 France
    28/09/06 Grp 4 Germany 18 - 0 Georgia
    28/09/06 Grp 4 F.Y.R. Macedonia 1 - 7 Austria
    28/09/06 Grp 6 Switzerland 3 - 0 Hungary
    28/09/06 Grp 2 Poland 7 - 0 Latvia
    28/09/06 Grp 2 Armenia 0 - 3 Spain
    28/09/06 Grp 7 Moldova 0 - 10 Wales
    28/09/06 Grp 11 Czech Republic 3 - 1 Belarus
    28/09/06 Grp 11 Bosnia-Herzegovina 0 - 8 Finland
    28/09/06 Grp 3 England 2 - 0 Greece
    28/09/06 Grp 5 Norway 6 - 0 Croatia
    28/09/06 Grp 6 Turkey 0 - 0 Portugal
    28/09/06 Grp 3 Estonia 0 - 9 Belgium
     
  6. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    Sixteen of the 24 places in the 2006/07 UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship second qualifying round have been filled after Matchday 2 in nine of the eleven first-stage groups - with holders Germany naturally leading the way.

    Record win
    Maren Meinert's team trailed Austria on goal difference after one game but they now lead Group 4 after an 18-0 victory against Georgia, the biggest win ever achieved by Germany in any UEFA national team competition. Isabel Kerschowski, one of the heroes of their 2006 final win against France, led the way again with four goals, a tally matched by substitute Maxine Mittendorf. Austria defeated F.Y.R. Macedonia 7-1 to join Germany in the next stage and the two meet for first place when the main tranche of pools conclude on Sunday, an extra 24 houts rest having been introduced this season between Matchdays 2 and 3.

    France through
    France themselves are safely through, after following an 11-0 win against Kazakhstan with a 7-0 defeat of the Faroe Islands. Sweden also advanced in Group 1 as they put seven past Kazakhstan. France and Sweden are former European champions at youth level, and the other ex-winners in action, Spain, also will compete for a place in Iceland after they defeated Armenia 3-0 and are joined in progressing from Group 2 by Poland, who overcame Latvia 7-0.

    Familiar names win
    Spain did not qualify for the 2006 finals in Switzerland, but Belgium made their bow there and are through again this time. They top Group 3 after overcoming Estonia 9-0, but England left it late to join them with two late goals against Greece. The Netherlands, also qualifiers last time, lead Group 5 after a 7-0 win against Lithuania, one goal more than Norway managed versus Croatia. Finland, hoping for a finals return after a year away, secured their place with an 8-0 win against Bosnia-Herzegovina as the Czech Republic defeated 2009 hosts Belarus 3-1, having come from behind. The other pool with two qualifiers know is Group 10; Italy won 5-0 against Slovakia and the Republic of Ireland beat Bulgaria 5-1.

    Up for grabs
    In two groups, however, one place remains up for grabs. Switzerland will definitely top Group 6 after a 3-0 win against Hungary in the meeting of the last two finals hosts. However, Hungary won their first game against Portugal and could go through with a draw against group hosts Turkey on Sunday after the two first-day losers drew 0-0 to get off the mark. The only other tied game was in Group 7, where Ukraine and Romania finished level at 1-1. Ukraine defeated Moldova on the first day and now play Wales, who having already overcome Romania secured their passage with a 10-0 triumph against Moldova, who cannot now finish in the top two.

    Final matches
    After Sunday's games, the two third-place finishers with the best record against will have hopes of competing in the next round. However, they will still have to wait for the two remaining pools to finish - Group 8, containing hosts Azerbaijan, 2006 semi-finalists Denmark, Serbia and Northern Ireland runs from 3-8 October, while Group 9 in Slovenia, also containing 2005 winners Russia, Scotland and Israel, begins five days after the previous mini-tournament ends.

    http://www.uefa.com/competitions/WUnder19/news/Kind=1/newsId=462776.html
     
  7. nordby1

    nordby1 Member

    Sep 4, 2001
    SAN DIEGO
    Club:
    Lillestrom SK
    Nat'l Team:
    Norway
    Interesting to see that Maren is coaching Germany's U19 National Team. I just thought I would mention too that another former World Cup Champion and star player in the WUSA, Hege Riise, is the assistant coach of Norway's U19 National Team. :cool:
     
  8. nordby1

    nordby1 Member

    Sep 4, 2001
    SAN DIEGO
    Club:
    Lillestrom SK
    Nat'l Team:
    Norway
    Norway scored three times in the first 19 minutes of their match against the Netherlands and won 4-2 to secure the top spot in Group 5.
     
  9. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    Sweden - France 1-2
    Faroe Isl - Kazakhstan 6-0
     
  10. kali

    kali Member

    Apr 28, 2006
    Czech Republic
    Hi!

    Any chance to find the results somewhere? I am searching for Wales - Ukraine, Latvia - Armenia and Estonia - Greece,but without success.

    Thanks in advance
     
  11. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
  12. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    Denmark and Serbia both secured their places in the UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship second qualifying round with a match to spare today - and their wins in Group 8 also mean progress for Portugal.

    Duo through
    On Tuesday in the Azerbaijan mini-tournament, the tenth of eleven first qualifying round pools, 2006 semi-finalists Denmark defeated Northern Ireland 4-0 and Serbia overcame the hosts 2-0. Then today Serbia scored three without reply against Northern Ireland while Henrik Lehm's side came from behind to beat Azerbaijan 3-1, as the home team ended with nine players.

    Portuguese joy
    Those results not only ensured Denmark and Serbia would move a step close to reaching the Icelandic-hosted finals, but also confirmed that Portugal would go through as they now know that their Group 6 results will mean they will be one of the two best third-placed teams as neither Northern Ireland nor Azerbaijan can better their results against the top two from their pool, and indeed both are out regardless of the score when they meet on Sunday. Denmark need only draw with Serbia that day to pip their rivals to first place, while Romania - currently holding the second best record of the third-placed teams - must until Group 9 has been played between hosts Slovenia, former winners Russia, Scotland and Israel from 13-18 October.

    http://www.uefa.com/competitions/WUnder19/news/Kind=1/newsId=464518.html
     
  13. Adam Zebrowski

    Adam Zebrowski New Member

    May 28, 1999
    saw the german u-20 side play in russia....

    this is not a good crop of kids for germany, even with meinert coaching them..

    nice skill, but painfully exploited with speed....

    interesting to see who emerges from this group to the next level
     
  14. luvdagame

    luvdagame Member+

    Jul 6, 2000
    true. i thought they would have beaten the u.s. in that (quarter final?) game but you are right. the question is whether france or one of the other euro powers can exploit them with speed.
     
  15. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    03/10/06 Grp 8 Denmark 4 - 0 Northern Ireland
    03/10/06 Grp 8 Serbia 2 - 0 Azerbaijan
    05/10/06 Grp 8 Serbia 3 - 0 Northern Ireland
    05/10/06 Grp 8 Azerbaijan 1 - 3 Denmark
    08/10/06 Grp 8 Denmark 5 - 0 Serbia
    08/10/06 Grp 8 Northern Ireland 3 - 1 Azerbaijan

    Denmark and Serbia qualified.
     
  16. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    13/10/06 Grp 9 Scotland 6 - 1 Slovenia
    13/10/06 Grp 9 Russia 2 - 0 Israel
    15/10/06 Grp 9 Scotland 6 - 3 Israel
    15/10/06 Grp 9 Slovenia 0 - 1 Russia
    18/10/06 Grp 9 Russia 15:30 Scotland
    18/10/06 Grp 9 Israel 15:30 Slovenia

    Russia and Scotland already qualified.

    Romania also qualified .
     
  17. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    The 2006/07 UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship second qualifying round lineup has been completed with the progress of Scotland and Russia from Group 9.

    Final three
    Twenty-one of the 24 places had been completed before the final of the eleven pools kicked off, and wins against Slovenia and Israel ensured the progress of Scotland and Russia. There was good news today too for Romania who were confirmed as the second-best third-placed team in the round, from Portugal who also qualify. Among the successful teams are holders Germany, 2005/06 runners-up France, all the other six qualifiers from that tournament - Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium and the Netherlands - plus the other former champions, 2003/04 winners Spain.

    Draw procedure
    The teams will be split into six groups of four in the second qualifying round draw on Tuesday 5 December in Nyon. All six group winners plus the best runners-up after the round is played in April will join hosts Iceland in the finals from 18-29 July. As for the nations now eliminated, they can look forward to the 2007/08 first qualifying round draw on Monday 19 February in Nyon, when there will also be a similar procedure for the new UEFA European Women's U17 Championship. That season's U19 finals will be in France.

    The teams to qualify are (winners/runners-up):
    Group 1: France, Sweden
    Group 2: Spain, Poland
    Group 3: England, Belgium
    Group 4: Germany (holders), Austria
    Group 5: Norway, Netherlands
    Group 6: Switzerland, Hungary
    Group 7: Wales, Ukraine
    Group 8: Denmark, Serbia
    Group 9: Scotland, Russia
    Group 10: Republic of Ireland, Italy
    Group 11: Finland, Czech Republic
    Best third-place: Portugal (Group 6), Romania (Group 7)

    http://www.uefa.com/competitions/WUnder19/news/Kind=1/newsId=465830.html
     
  18. woman_soccer

    woman_soccer New Member

    Aug 27, 2004
    Second qualifing round:

    Group 1
    England
    Czech Republic
    Austria
    Ukraine

    Group 2
    France
    Republic of Ireland
    Netherlands
    Portugal

    Group 3
    Germany
    Scotland
    Sweden
    Hungary

    Group 4
    Norway
    Denmark
    Belgium
    Romania

    Group 5
    Wales
    Poland
    Finland
    Russia

    Group 6
    Spain
    Switzerland
    Italy
    Serbia
     
  19. morecoffee

    morecoffee New Member

    Jun 4, 2004
    I don't get this. What the %$# is the difference between
    U19 and U20? One year cannot possibly make a difference
    in skill level.

    Did some FIFA official see a 19 year-old play a 20 year-old
    and decide that the overpowering strength of the
    latter was simply cruel, and the two must be immediately
    separated? This makes no sense to me.
     
  20. gousa9

    gousa9 New Member

    Aug 28, 1999
    Canada
    IIRC, FIFA changed it from a U19 to U20 tourney so that it would fall in line with the men's (same ages for tournaments). If there were any other reasons, I haven't heard of them.
     
  21. FCMB

    FCMB Member

    Nov 26, 2006
    Beirut, Lebanon
    Club:
    FC Bayern München
    Nat'l Team:
    Lebanon
  22. jonny63

    jonny63 Member+

    Feb 17, 2005
    Norway
    Today :


    Czech rep - Ukraine 1-1
    Romania - Denmark 0-7
    Scotland - Hungary 3-3
    Italy - Spain 1-1
    Switzerland - Serbia 5-0
    Finland - Russia 0-0
    Wales - Poland 0-4
     
  23. FCMB

    FCMB Member

    Nov 26, 2006
    Beirut, Lebanon
    Club:
    FC Bayern München
    Nat'l Team:
    Lebanon
    Germany - Sweden 4-1 [​IMG]
    Norway - Belgium 0-0 :eek:
     
  24. FCMB

    FCMB Member

    Nov 26, 2006
    Beirut, Lebanon
    Club:
    FC Bayern München
    Nat'l Team:
    Lebanon
    Austria - England 0-3
     
  25. SteinL

    SteinL New Member

    Aug 2, 2004
    Norway
    Certainly a surprising result, but Norwegian coach Jarl Torske seems to think that Belgium is a very good team, and that Denmark, Norway and Belgium will all be fighting for the victory in this group.

    - Ikke overrasket over Belgia
     

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