UEFA Women’s U19 Euros

England U-19s suffer late collapse against Portugal to set up crunch decider against Spain, with World Cup qualification and Euros survival both on the line.

Six Arsenal players called up to England’s U19 Euros squad as the Young Lionesses aim for the title and World Cup qualification in Poland.

Gemma Davies’ team will play Norway, Sweden and Germany in Group B, while the hosts will play Italy, Spain and France in Group A.

England’s u19 women suffered a 2-1 defeat against Germany in their Euro opener.

Rehanne Skinner’s England team made light work of an ill-disciplined Italian team that finished the game with nine players and the 2-0 win sends them through to the finals to be played in Scotland in this summer.

Rehanne Skinner has named her squad for the upcoming UEFA Women’s U19 European Championship elite round qualifiers at St. George’s Park. The 20-player squad will…

England were eliminated from the U19 Euros after defeat to France, but are still in contention for a u20 World Cup place with a play-off game to be played on Thursday.

In matchday one of the Women’s U19 European Championships,England beat Italy 2-1 thanks to a brace from Georgia Allen.

In this latest edition of the Daily Cannon podcast, Matthew is joined by roving European correspondent Sylvain Jamet.

From Tuesday 7th August until Sunday 20th , hot on the heels of the Senior finals in the Netherlands, the UEFA Women’s u19 finals will take place all over Northern Ireland and Daily Cannon will be there.

England’s Chloe Kelly and Taylor Hinds have been selected for the u19 finals to be played next Month in Northern Ireland.

In our latest mini-pod about the U19 euro draw we touched on the subject of which Arsenal players will make the finals in August. Here are the reasons why I believe three of the six Arsenal Ladies will be on the plane to Belfast.

The draw for the UEFA Women’s U19 Championship took place at Belfast City Hall this afternoon, with host nation Northern Ireland, England and Scotland all involved.

Following England Men’s U20 World Cup win in Korea, we can wonder if the women, blessed by an excellent generation of talent, can do the same next year in France?