Head coach John Griffiths has selected his squad of 18 players for the UEFA European Women’s U17 Championship finals which will take place next month. The young Lionesses will play the Republic of Ireland on Tuesday 2 May, followed by the Netherlands on 5 May and Norway on the 8 May. Goalkeepers: Hannah Hampton (Birmingham City), Emily
England’s U17s World Cup adventure has come to an end with a 3-0 loss to holders Japan in the Quarter Finals today. Japan played with speed and skill and their first goal on just 3 minutes put England immediately on the back foot. However, England grew into the game and it was against the run
The England Women’s U17s have successfully navigated their tricky group and managed to beat Brazil in order to earn a place in the Quarter Finals of the World Cup. The team and coaches are delighted and so too are their merry band of supporters, without whom none of this could have happened. Throughout their incredible
England’s young lionesses worked hard for a goalless draw against Nigeria on Tuesday in the U17s World Cup Finals in Jordan. The result leaves them with just two points and needing a victory in their final group game against Brazil on Saturday in order to progress to the knockout Stage of the competition. England are one point
England’s young Lionesses salvaged a late draw in their opening FIFA Women’s U17 World Cup match against North Korea in Jordan in Jordan yesterday. The Lionesses were 2-1 at half time thanks to goals from Ellie Brazil and Georgia Stanway. Stanway having restored the lead after Hyang Sim Sung equalised for North Korea. But in the second half Pom Ui
Yeovil Town’s Jessie Jones (sponsored by Russell Napier) has been named in manager John Griffiths FIFA Women’s U17 World Cup squad. Jones, who wears the number 24 shirt for Yeovil Town Ladies, will travel to Jordan for the tournament which takes place between 30th September and 21st October. This is the first time-ever England Women’s U17’s
FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup – Groups and Pool games Group A Jordan Spain Mexico New Zealand Group B Venezuela Germany Cameroon Canada Group C Nigeria Brazil England Korea DPR Group D USA Paraguay Ghana Japan Friday 30 September – Pool games GROUP B Al Hassan International Stadium 13:00 – Venezuela v Germany GROUP A
After slipping to a 3-4 defeat against Germany on Friday in the European Championship semi final, the England U17s faced Norway today in the 3rd place play off match. With the top three qualifying for the World Cup in Jordan in September it was a must win game. The game started well for England with
England’s U17s came from behind to beat Serbia 4-1 and earn themselves a semi final place against Germany in the UEFA Women’s U17 Championship. Having won their opening two matches, they only needed to earn a point against Serbia, however, just before half time Miljana Ivanovic put the hosts ahead. Minutes into the second half Georgia
England beat Belarus 12-0 in the UEFA Women’s U17 Championship moving them a step closer to the semi-finals. In their first game of the competition they beat Norway 3-2 but this match was a different ball game with Ella Toone scoring after just 5 minutes and the young Lionesses were 4-0 up within 15 minutes. Belarus could do
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