Women's U17 facts and figures

WU17 EURO roll of honour

Eight-team tournament (hosts)
2025/26: Germany (Northern Ireland)
2024/25: Netherlands (Faroe Islands)
2023/24: Spain (Sweden)
2022/23: France (Estonia)
2021/22: Germany (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
2019/20 & 2020/21: no final tournament
2018/19: Germany (Bulgaria)
2017/18: Spain (Lithuania)
2016/17: Germany (Czechia)
2015/16: Germany (Belarus)
2014/15: Spain (Iceland)
2013/14: Germany (England)

Four-team tournament in Nyon
2012/13: Poland
2011/12: Germany
2010/11: Spain
2009/10: Spain
2008/09: Germany
2007/08: Germany

Titles:
Germany 9
Spain 5
France 1
Netherlands 1
Poland 1

Final appearances:
Spain 11
Germany 10
France 5
Netherlands 2
England 1
Norway 1
Poland 1
Republic of Ireland 1
Sweden 1
Switzerland 1

Semi-final appearances:
Spain 14
Germany 13
France 10
England 6
Netherlands 5
Norway 5
Switzerland 3
Denmark 2
Italy 2
Poland 2
Belgium 1
Finland 1
Iceland 1
Portugal 1
Republic of Ireland 1
Sweden 1

Final tournament appearances (max. 17 including 2026)
15 Spain
14 Germany
12 France
10 England
8 Norway
6 Netherlands, Poland
4 Denmark, Italy
3 Finland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Sweden, Switzerland
2 Belgium, Czechia, Iceland
1 Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Lithuania, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Serbia

Four teams 2007/08 to 2012/13, eight teams since 2013/14

Records

Biggest wins
Qualifying: Georgia 0-27 Italy, 2009/10 qualifying round
Final tournament: Belarus 0-12 England, 2015/16 group stage

Individual match goalscoring
Qualifying 8 – Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands) v Kazakhstan, 2012/13; Signe Bruun (Denmark) v Kazakhstan, 2014/15 qualifying round
Final tournament: 5 – Kyra Malinowski (Germany) v Spain, 2008/09 final

Finals top scorers2025/26: Rachael Adedini (France), Stine Ariell Solemdal (Norway) 3
2024/25: Marie Preus (Norway) 5
2023/24: Alba Cerrato (Spain) 7
2022/23: Liana Joseph (France), Maeline Mendy (France), Vicky López (Spain) 5
2021/22: Alma Aagaard (Denmark), Mara Alber (Germany), Carla Camacho (Spain), Fieke Kroese (Netherlands) 3
2018/19: Nikita Tromp (Netherlands) 6
2017/18: Shekiera Martinez (Germany) 9
2016/17: Melissa Kössler (Germany) 3
2015/16: Lorena Navarro (Spain), Alessia Russo (England) 5
2014/15: Stefanie Sanders (Germany) 6
2013/14: Andrea Sánchez (Spain), Jasmin Sehan (Germany) 4
2012/13: Nahikari García (Spain) 2
2011/12: Pauline Bremer (Germany), Kadidiatou Diani (France) 2
2010/11: Annabel Jäger (Germany), Lina Magull (Germany) 4
2009/10: Paloma Lázaro, Raquel Pinel, Amanda Sampedro (Spain), Megan Campbell (Republic of Ireland), Silvana Chojnowski, Melanie Leupolz, Lena Petermann (Germany) 1
2008/09: Kyra Malinowski (Germany) 8
2007/08: Dzsenifer Marozsán (Germany) 2

Season top scorers
2025/26: Olivia Oulasvirta (Finland) 8
2024/25: Rosalía Domínguez (Spain) 10
2023/24: Alba Cerrato (Spain) 17
2022/23: Ava Baker (England), Liana Joseph (France), Estrella Merino Gonzalez (Germany), Maeline Mendy (France) 10
2021/22: Hanna Huizenga (Netherlands) 10
2018/19: Nikita Tromp (Netherlands) 18
2017/18: Claudia Pina (Spain) 15
2016/17: Melvine Malard (France) 11
2015/16: Lorena Navarro (Spain), Alessia Russo (England) 14
2014/15: Signe Bruun (Denmark), Stefanie Sanders (Germany) 10
2013/14: Karolína Křivská (Czechia) 9
2012/13: Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands) 18
2011/12: Marija Banušić (Sweden) 11
2010/11: Aldís Kara Lúdvíksdóttir (Iceland) 12
2009/10: Elin Rubensson (Sweden) 9
2008/09: Kyra Malinowski (Germany), Anaïs Ribeyra (France) 12
2007/08: Alex Popp (Germany) 11

All-time goals (final tournaments)
Rachael Adedini (France) 9
Shekiera Martinez (Germany) 9

Alba Cerrato (Spain) 8
Kyra Malinowski (Germany) 8

Eva Navarro (Spain) 7
Lorena Navarro (Spain) 7
Nikita Tromp (Netherlands) 7

Stefanie Sanders (Germany) 6
Vicky López (Spain) 6
Sophie Weidauer (Germany) 6

All-time goals (including qualifying)
Nikita Tromp (Netherlands) 27

Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands) 20
Clàudia Pina (Spain) 20

Alba Cerrato (Spain) 18
Romée Leuchter (Netherlands) 18
Georgia Stanway (England) 18

Laura Berry (Scotland) 16
Nicole Billa (Austria) 16
Signe Bruun (Denmark) 16
Lorena Navarro (Spain) 16

Highest attendances
Qualifying round/Round 1: Spain vs Slovakia, Brezno 2012/13, 3,100
Elite round/Round 2: Belgium vs Germany, Grossbardorf 2013/14, 4,300
Final tournament: Czechia vs France, Pilsen 2016/17, 10,219