England Women’s Under-17s opened their Euro Finals campaign with a 3-2 win over Norway. John Griffiths’s side, who eased into Belarus 2016 by winning five of their six qualifiers, took the lead just after the quarter-hour mark through Liverpool midfielder Niamh Charles with her sixth goal in seven Euro matches. Chelsea forward Alessia Russo doubled
Mark Sampson changed his starting line up today, after the rather dour draw against Belgium last week. Karen Carney and Eni Aluko both started in Zenica along with Gemma Davison while Demi Stokes, Katie Chapman and Toni Duggan took their places on the bench. Despite having the majority of the possession England struggled to make
Massive disappointment for England Under-19s whose 0-0 draw against Sweden means they were unable to qualify for this summer’s Euro Finals. The result also means that holders Sweden have also failed to qualify with Austria taking top spot in the group after their win over Belgium. England: 1 Alex McIver (Manchester City); 2 Eloise Wilson (Bristol
Mark Sampson has named a 23 player squad for the two Euro qualifiers in April. England’s opening game is against Belgium, their first home match of 2016, at the AESSEAL New York Stadium in Rotherham on Friday 8 April (7.55pm KO). They then travel to Zenica where they play Bosnia & Herzegovina at the NFSBiH
England Women’s Euro qualifier against Serbia in June will be played at Wycombe Wanderers’ Adams Park Stadium. Mark Sampson’s side will play Serbia on Saturday 4 June (5.30pm KO) in the first match of a double-header in their UEFA Women’s 2017 European Championship qualifying campaign. The Lionesses will then travel to Serbia for the reverse
England women’s U17 team got their Euro qualifying campaign off to a remarkable start with a 13-0 drubbing of Croatia today. Georgia Stanway started the goal fest with 5 to her name (14′, 17′, 22′, 34′ and a penalty on 40′), Alessia Russo chipped in with another 5 (26′, 52′ 59′, 60′, 70′); Hannah Cain scored
Both Semi Finals went to penalties after none of the teams were able to score during extra time. Sweden and Spain were victorious and progress to the final. Results Germany 3-3 Sweden (Sweden won 4-2 on penalties) France 1-1 Spain (Spain won 5-4 on penalties) Final – 27 July 2015 Sweden v Spain More information on the
England Women’s Under-19s missed out on a place in the Euro semi-finals after a 0-0 draw with Norway in their final group match. Unfortunately this draw means that neither team progress to the semi-finals instead it will be Spain and Germany from Group B and France and Sweden from Group A. Final Group Scores: 21 July
The second of the group matches took place today with England needing a win after losing in the dying moments of their match against Germany. The Lionesses started well and opened the scoring via Natasha Flint but unable to hold onto their lead they slipped to a 3-1 defeat to Spain. With Germany losing 2-0 to Norway,
Germany scored first in this close encounter with a goal from Nina Ehegötz, but England fought back and equalised through Gabrielle George. England continued to press but just as it looked as if the game would end in a draw Rebecca Knaak’s 87th-minute goal gave Germany the win. England have to re-group now as they face
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