UEFA U-21 Evropsko Prvenstvo 2017.-I

UEFA EUROPEAN UNDER 21 CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 FINAL TOURNAMENT
PRE-TOURNAMENT PRESS KIT
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Background 2
Team profiles 3
Squad list 27
Coaches 39
Venues 40
Qualifying round 41
Under-21 finals 53
Facts & figures 60
Legend 63
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UEFA EUROPEAN UNDER 21 CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 -
Press kit ,
Background
Useful link
UEFA European Under-21 Championship http://www.uefa.com/under21/index.html
UEFA President, Aleksander eferin:
"The UEFA European Under-21 Championship provides young players with a crucial transition between youth football
and the full international stage. We have seen previously how many of the game's big stars have displayed their
blossoming talents at this level over the years. Next year in Poland, more young players than ever before will have the
opportunity to shine on this platform since the final tournament will feature 12 participating teams for the first time."
PZPN president, Zbigniew Boniek:
"Poland is proud to have been chosen to host this prestigious and acclaimed tournament, which will see many of the
top players of the not-too-distant future take another important step along their career paths. We are looking forward
to seeing them in action and we are sure that the many fans and visitors who come to our country for the event will
enjoy a unique and memorable experience."
Key dates
1 December 2016: Final tournament draw
1630 June 2017: Final tournament across six venues in Poland
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Team hashtags
Czech Republic: #CZE
Denmark: #DEN
England: #ENG
FYR Macedonia: #MKD
Germany: #GER
Italy: #ITA
Poland: #POL
Portugal: #POR
Serbia: #SRB
Slovakia: #SVK
Spain: #ESP
Sweden: #SWE
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Team profiles
Poland
Poland - Team profile
Poland
Previous final tournaments: 5
U21 best: quarter-finals five occasions
How they qualified: hosts
Top scorer in qualifying: N/A
Did you know? Poland have not been in an U21 finals since 1994.
Tournament record
2015: did not qualify
2004: play-offs
2002: play-offs
2000: play-offs
1994: quarter-finals
Biggest wins
Final tournament
N/A
Qualifying
7-0: Poland v San Marino, 01/04/03
Qualifying group stage, GKS Nowiny, Nowiny
7-0: Poland v San Marino, 27/04/93
Qualifying group stage, GKS, Belchatow
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
N/A
Qualifying
5-0: England v Poland, 26/03/99
Qualifying group stage, The Dell, Southampton
5-0: Denmark v Poland, 11/03/92
Quarter-final first leg, Aalborg Stadion, Aalborg
5-0: Hungary v Poland, 26/03/86
Quarter-final second leg, Gyngysi Vrosi Sport es Rendezvny Csarnok, Gyongyos
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Poland - Team facts
UEFA European Under-21 Championship

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 154 73 30 51 267 227
Final tournament 10 1 3 6 9 26
Qualifying round 144 72 27 45 258 201
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Germany
Germany - Team profile
Germany
Previous final tournaments: 8 (plus two as West Germany)
U21 best: winners 2009
How they qualified: Group 7 winners
Top scorer in qualifying: Davie Selke (7)
Did you know? Germany had the only perfect record in qualifying.
Tournament record
2015: semi-finals
2013: group stage
2009: winners
2007: play-offs
2006: group stage
2004: group stage
1982: runners-up
1980: did not enter
1978: did not enter
Biggest wins
Final tournament
5-0: Germany v USSR, 30/04/82
Semi-finals, (Old) Tivoli, Aachen
Qualifying
0-11: San Marino v Germany, 17/11/09
Qualifying group stage, Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
5-0: Portugal v Germany, 27/06/15
Semi-finals, Ander Stadium, Olomouc
Qualifying
4-1: Iceland v Germany, 11/08/10
Qualifying group stage, Kaplakrikavllur, Hafnarfjordur
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Germany - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 181 114 33 34 415 157
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Portugal
Portugal - Team profile
Portugal
U21 best: runners-up 2015
Top scorer in qualifying: Gonalo Pacincia, Andr Silva (4)
Did you know? Hungary drew 3-3 with Portugal in qualifying, the same scoreline as when their senior teams met at
UEFA EURO 2016.
Tournament record
2015: runners-up
2007: group stage
2006: group stage
2004: third place
2002: group stage
2000: play-offs
1994: runners-up
1982: did not enter
Biggest wins
Final tournament:
5-0: Portugal v Germany, 27/06/15
Semi-finals, Ander Stadium, Olomouc
Qualifying
8-1: Portugal v Armenia, 19/08/97
Qualifying group stage, Estdio Antnio Coimbra Da Mota, Estoril
7-0: Portugal v Cyprus, 05/06/01
Qualifying group stage, Municipal de Abrantes, Abrantes
7-0: Portugal v Malta, 18/06/93
Qualifying group stage, Primeiro de Maio, Braga
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
3-1: Italy v Portugal, 05/06/04
Semi-finals, Ruhrstadion, Bochum
3-1: Sweden v Portugal, 28/05/04
Group stage, Carl-Benz-Stadion, Mannheim
0-2: Portugal v Serbia and Montenegro, 25/05/06
Group stage, Estdio Cidade de Barcelos, Barcelos
0-2: Portugal v Switzerland, 20/05/02
Group stage, Hardturm, Zurich
Qualifying
6-0: Italy v Portugal, 02/12/87
Qualifying group stage, Leonardo Garilli, Piacenza
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Portugal - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 179 103 34 42 334 168
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England
England - Team profile
England
U21 best: winners 1982, 1984
Top scorer in qualifying: Marcus Rashford, Chuba Akpom (3)
Did you know? England have qualified for their sixth consecutive tournament.
Tournament record
2015: group stage
2013: group stage
2011: group stage
2009: runnners-up
2007: semi-finals
2006: play-offs
2002: group stage
2000: group stage
1998: play-off
1988: semi-finals
1986: semi-finals
1984: winners
1982: winners
1980: semi-finals
1978: semi-finals
Biggest wins
Final tournament
6-0: England v Turkey 29/05/00
Group stage, Tehelne Pole, Bratislava
Qualifying
9-0: England v San Marino 19/11/2013
2015 qualifying group stage, Greenhous Meadow, Shrewsbury
Biggest defeats
Final tournament
4-0: Germany v England 29/06/2009
Final, Malm New Stadium, Malmo
Qualifying:
4-0: Romania v England 14/10/1980
1982 qualifying group stage, Ilie Oana, Ploiesti
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England - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 215 129 48 38 414 169
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Spain
Spain - Team profile
Spain
U21 best: winners 1986, 1998, 2011, 2013
How they qualified: play-off victory v Austria (Group 6 runners-up)
Top scorer in qualifying: Gerard Deulofeu (8)
Did you know? Spain missed the 2015 final tournament despite having won the previous two editions.
Tournament record
2015: play-offs
2013: winners
2011: winners
2009: group stage
2007: play-offs
2004: play-offs
2002: play-offs
2000: third place
1998: winners
1996: runners-up
1994: third place
1986: winners
1984: runners-up
Biggest wins
Final tournament
3-0: Spain v Norway 15/06/13
Semi-finals, Netanya Municipal Stadium, Netanya
3-0: Spain v Netherlands 12/06/13
Group stage, Ha Moshava, Petah Tikva
0-3: Ukraine v Spain 19/06/11
Group stage, Herning Stadion, Herning
Qualifying
14-0: Spain v San Marino 08/02/05
Qualifying group stage, Santo Domingo, El Ejido
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
2-0: England v Spain 18/06/09
Group stage, Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg
2-0: Portugal v Spain 15/04/94
Semi-finals, Costires, Nimes
Qualifying
5-0: Netherlands v Spain 16/02/83
Qualifying group stage, Galgenwaard, Utrecht
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Spain - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 205 141 34 30 419 148
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Denmark
Denmark - Team profile
Denmark
U21 best: semi-finals 1992, 2015
Top scorer in qualifying: Marcus Ingvartsen (8)
Did you know? Denmark lost to neighbours Sweden in the 2015 semi-finals.
Tournament record
2015: semi-finals
2013: play-offs
2011: group stage
2009: play-offs
2006: group stage
2004: play-offs
1992: semi-finals
Biggest wins
Final tournament
2-0: Denmark v Serbia, 23/06/15
Group stage, Letn Stadium, Prague
Qualifying
9-0: Denmark v Luxembourg, 11/10/02
Qualifying group stage, Farum Park, Farum
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
1-4: Denmark v Sweden, 27/06/15
Semi-finals, Letn Stadium, Prague
Qualifying
6-0: Bulgaria v Denmark, 25/04/89
Qualifying group stage, Narodna Armija, Sofia
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Denmark - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 172 87 36 49 340 201
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Italy
Italy - Team profile
Italy
U21 best: winners 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2004
Top scorer in qualifying: Marco Benassi (3)
Did you know? Italy's five titles is more than any other nation has managed to win.
Tournament record
2015: group stage
2013: runners-up
2011: play-offs
2009: semi-finals
2007: group stage
2006: group stage
2004: winners
2002: semi-finals
2000: winners
1996: winners
1994: winners
1992: winners
1990: semi-finals
1986: runners-up
1984: semi-finals
Biggest wins
Final tournament
4-0: Italy v Israel, 08/06/13
Group stage, Bloomfield Stadium, Tel Aviv
Qualifying
8-1: Italy v Wales, 05/09/03
Qualifying group stage, Stadio Fortunato, Pavia
7-0: Italy v Liechtenstein, 06/09/12
Qualifying group stage, Stadio Ceravolo, Catanzaro
7-0: Italy v Estonia, 23/03/95
Qualifying group stage, Stadio Ceravolo, Catanzaro
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
3-1: USSR v Italy, 02/04/80
Quarter-finals, Razdam Stadium, Jereven
3-1: England v Italy, 18/04/84
Quarter-finals, Maine Road, Manchester
Qualifying
6-0: Norway v Italy, 05/06/91
Qualifying group stage, Stavanger Stadion, Stavanger
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Italy - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 228 144 49 35 412 162
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Sweden
Sweden - Team profile
Sweden
Top scorer in qualifying: Kristoffer Olsson, Gustav Engvall (3)
Did you know? Sweden beat Portugal on penalties to win the 2015 U21 EURO title.
Tournament record
2015: winners
2013: play-offs
2011: play-offs
2009: semi-finals
2007: play-offs
2004: fourth place
2002: play-offs
1992: runners-up
1990: semi-finals
Biggest wins
Final tournament
5-1: Sweden v Belarus, 16/06/09
Group stage, Malm New Stadium, Malmo
Qualifying
6-0: Sweden v Malta, 03/06/05
Qualifying group stage, rjans vall, Halmstad
6-0: Sweden v Bulgaria, 06/10/92
Qualifying group stage, rjans vall, Halmstad
6-0: Sweden v Cyprus, 01/05/91
Qualifying group stage, Olympia, Helsingborg
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
1-0: Norway v Sweden, 24/05/98
Quarter-finals, Steaua Stadium, Bucharest
1-2: Sweden v Italy, 19/06/09
Group stage, Olympia, Helsingborg
Qualifying
6-0: Ukraine v Sweden, 31/05/12
Qualifying group stage, Obolon-Arena, Kyiv
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Sweden - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 183 96 39 48 330 191
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Czech Republic
Czech Republic - Team profile
Czech Republic
Previous final tournaments: 6 (plus three as Czechoslovakia)
Top scorer in qualifying: Patrik Schick (10)
Did you know? Czech Republic hosted the 2015 finals and exited at the group stage.
Tournament record
2015: group stage
2013: play-offs
2011: fourth place
2007: group stage
2006: play-offs
2004: play-offs
2002: winners
2000: runners-up
1994: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)
1986: did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)
Biggest wins
Final tournament
0-4: Serbia v Czech Republic, 20/06/15
Qualifying
8-0: Czech Republic v Andorra, 10/08/11
Qualifying group stage, Mstsk Stadium, Mlada Boleslav
0-8: San Marino v Czech Republic 09/06/09
Qualifying group stage, Olimpico, Serravalle
8-0: Czech Republic v Liechtenstein 11/09/07
Qualifying group stage, Horni Pocernice, Horni Pocernice
8-0: Czech Republic v Bulgaria 05/10/01
Qualifying group stage, Na Stnadlech, Teplice
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
3-1: Italy v Czech Republic, 17/06/07
Group stage, Gelredome, Arnhem
2-0: France v Czech Republic 16/05/02
Group stage, Les Charmilles, Geneva
0-2: Czech Republic v Spain 15/06/11
Group stage, Viborg Stadion, Viborg
Czechoslovakia lost 3-0 to Italy in a 1994 quarter-final before the competition became a final tournament
Qualifying
4-0: Spain v Czech Republic 07/06/97
Qualifying group stage, Municipal El Planto, Burgos
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Czech Republic - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 192 110 36 46 390 176
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Serbia
Serbia - Team profile
Serbia
Previous final tournaments: 3 (plus two as Serbia and Montenegro and four as Yugoslavia)
U21 best: runners-up 2007
How they qualified: play-off victory v Norway (Group 2 runners-up)
Top scorer in qualifying: Uro Djurdjevi (9)
Did you know? Serbia started their campaign with successive 5-0 wins and drew both fixtures against Group 2
winners Italy.
Tournament record
2015: group stage
2013: play-offs
2009: group stage
2007: runners-up
2006: semi-finals (as Serbia and Montenegro)
2004: runners-up (as Serbia and Montenegro)
2000: play-offs
1996: did not take part
1994: did not take part
1992: did not qualify (as Yugoslavia)
1990: runners-up (as Yugoslavia)
1984: semi-finals (as Yugoslavia)
1980: semi-finals (as Yugoslavia)
1978: winners (as Yugoslavia)
Biggest wins
Final tournament
2-0: Serbia v Belgium, 20/06/07
Semi-finals, Gelredome, Arnhem
2-0: Serbia and Montenegro v Portugal, 25/05/06
Group stage, Cidade de Barcelos, Barcelos
Qualifying
9-0: Serbia and Montenegro v San Marino, 12/10/04
Qualifying group stage, Vojvodina, Novi Sad
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
0-4: Serbia v Czech Republic, 20/06/15
Qualifying
7-0: France v Yugoslavia, 16/01/85
Qualifying group stage, Stade Auguste-Delaune, Reims
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Serbia - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 181 97 36 48 344 206
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Slovakia
Slovakia - Team profile
Slovakia
Previous final tournaments: 1 (plus three as Czechoslovakia)
U21 best: fourth place 2000
Top scorer in qualifying: Adam Zrek (5)
Did you know? Slovakia beat England and Turkey at their only previous U21 finals.
Tournament record
2015: play-offs
2013: play-offs
2000: fourth place
Biggest wins
Final tournament
0-2: England v Slovakia, 01/06/00
Group stage, tadin Pasienky, Bratislava
Qualifying
1-7: Luxembourg v Slovakia, 11/06/13
Qualifying group stage, Deich, Ettelbruck
6-0: Slovakia v Kazakhstan, 10/09/12
Qualifying group stage, National Training Centre, Senec
0-6: Latvia v Slovakia, 11/10/11
Qualifying group stage, Zemgales Olympic Stadium, Jelgava
0-6: Malta v Slovakia, 30/03/97
Qualifying group stage, Hibernians Stadium, Corradino
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
1-0: Spain v Slovakia, 04/06/00
Third-place play-off, tadin Pasienky, Bratislava
Qualifying
4-0: Russia v Slovakia, 04/09/04
Qualifying group stage, Eduard Streltsov, Moscow
0-4: Slovakia v England, 11/10/02
Qualifying group stage, tadin Antona Malatinskho, Trnava
4-0: Sweden v Slovakia, 01/06/01
Qualifying group stage, Enavallens Idrottsplats, Enkoping
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Slovakia - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 132 67 24 41 218 140
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FYR Macedonia
FYR Macedonia - Team profile
FYR Macedonia
U21 best: N/A
Top scorer in qualifying: Kire Markoski (4)
Did you know? This is the first UEFA final tournament FYR Macedonia have ever qualified for (they played in the 2010
WU19 EURO as hosts).
Tournament record
Biggest wins
Final tournament
N/A
Qualifying
4-0: FYR Macedonia v Armenia, 18/08/04
Qualifying group stage, Boris Trajkovski, Skopje
Heaviest defeats
Final tournament
N/A
Qualifying
0-8: FYR Macedonia v Yugoslavia, 07/09/99
Qualifying group stage, FK Makedonija, Skopje
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FYR Macedonia - Team facts

Pld W D L GF GA
Overall 100 23 19 58 91 194
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Squad list
Group A
England
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Jordan Pickford
13 Angus Gunn
21 Jonathan Mitchell
Defenders
2 Mason Holgate
3 Ben Chilwell
5 Calum Chambers
6 Jack Stephens
12 Matt Targett
16 Rob Holding
17 Kortney Hause
18 Dominic Iorfa
23 Alfie Mawson
Midfielders
4 Nathaniel Chalobah
7 Demarai Gray
8 James Ward-Prowse
10 Lewis Baker
11 Nathan Redmond
15 John Swift
19 Will Hughes
20 Jack Grealish
Forwards
9 Tammy Abraham
14 Jacob Murphy
22 Cauley Woodrow
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Poland
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Bartomiej Drgowski
12 Jakub Wrbel
22 Maksymilian Stryjek
Defenders
2 Pawe Jaroszyski
4 Tomasz Kdziora
5 Igor asicki
6 Jan Bednarek
15 Jarosaw Jach
23 Przemysaw Szymiski
Midfielders
3 Krystian Bielik
7 Karol Linetty
8 Radosaw Murawski
10 Patryk Lipski
11 Przemysaw Frankowski
13 ukasz Moneta
14 Dawid Kownacki
17 Pawel Dawidowicz
18 Jarosaw Niezgoda
19 Bartosz Kapustka
20 Jarosaw Kubicki
Forwards
9 Mariusz Stpiski
16 Krzysztof Pitek
21 Adam Buksa
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Slovakia
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Adrian Chovan
12 Marek Rodk
23 Adam Jakubech
Defenders
2 Branislav Niaj
3 Milan kriniar
13 ubomr atka
14 Rbert Maz
16 Luk Skovajsa
19 Denis Vavro
Midfielders
4 Martin Valjent
5 Tom Huk
6 Stanislav Lobotka
7 Jaroslav Mihalk
8 Martin Chrien
10 Albert Rusnk
11 Nikolas palek
17 Luk Harasln
20 Miroslav Ker
21 Mat Bero
22 Lszl Bnes
Forwards
9 Tom Vestenick
15 Adam Zrek
18 Pavol afranko
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Sweden
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Tim Erlandsson
12 Anton Cajtoft
23 Pontus Dahlberg
Defenders
2 Linus Wahlqvist
3 Jacob Larsson
4 Joakim Nilsson
5 Adam Lundqvist
14 Filip Dagerstl
15 Franz Brorsson
20 Egzon Binaku
Midfielders
6 Simon Tibbling
7 Alexander Fransson
8 Kristoffer Olsson
9 Muamer Tankovic
13 Isak Ssewankambo
16 Melker Hallberg
17 Kerim Mrabti
19 Niclas Eliasson
21 Joel Asoro
22 Amin Affane
Forwards
10 Carlos Strandberg
11 Gustav Engvall
18 Pawe Cibicki
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Group B
FYR Macedonia
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Igor Aleksovski
12 Damjan Siskovski
13 Filip Ili
Defenders
4 Visar Musliu
5 Gjoko Zajkov
6 Aleksa Amanovic
14 Darko Velkoski
15 Egzon Bejtulai
21 Mevlan Murati
Midfielders
2 Eljif Elmas
3 Jovan Popzlatanov
7 Enis Bardi
8 Boban Nikolov
10 David Babunski
11 Daniel Avramovski
19 Besir Demiri
20 Tihomir Kostadinov
Forwards
9 Marjan Radeski
16 Petar Petkovski
17 Kire Markoski
18 Viktor Angelov
22 Nikola Gjorgjev
23 Filip Pivkovski
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Portugal
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Bruno Varela
12 Miguel Silva
22 Joel Pereira
Defenders
2 Joo Cancelo
3 Edgar I
4 Tobias Figueiredo
5 Ruben Semedo
13 Kevin Rodrigues
14 Rebocho
15 Fernando
Midfielders
6 Rben Neves
7 Daniel Podence
8 Francisco Geraldes
10 Bruno Fernandes
16 Renato Sanches
17 Francisco Ramos
20 Bruma
23 Joo Carvalho
Forwards
9 Gonalo Pacincia
11 Iuri Medeiros
18 Gonalo Guedes
19 Diogo Jota
21 Ricardo Horta
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Serbia
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Filip Manojlovi
12 Djordje Nikoli
23 Vanja Milinkovi-Savi
Defenders
2 Milan Gaji
3 Nemanja Antonov
4 Nikola Milenkovi
5 Milo Veljkovi
6 Radovan Pankov
13 Miroslav Bogosavac
14 Vukain Jovanovi
15 Aleksandar Filipovi
Midfielders
8 Nemanja Maksimovi
10 Mijat Gainovi
16 Marko Gruji
18 Dejan Meleg
19 Saa Luki
20 Mihailo Risti
22 Srdjan Plavi
Forwards
7 Ognjen Oegovi
9 Uro Djurdjevi
11 Aleksandar avri
17 Andrija ivkovi
21 Nemanja Radonji
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Spain
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Kepa Arrizabalaga
13 Rubn Blanco
16 Pau
Defenders
2 Hctor Bellern
3 Jos Gay
4 Jorge Mer
5 Jess Vallejo
19 Jonny
21 Alex Grimaldo
23 Yeray lvarez
Midfielders
6 Dani Ceballos
7 Gerard Deulofeu
8 Sal guez
10 Denis Surez
11 Marco Asensio
14 Mikel Merino
17 Alvaro Odriozola
20 Carlos Soler
22 Marcos Llorente
Forwards
9 Borja Mayoral
12 Sandro Ramrez
15 Iaki Williams
18 Mikel Oyarzabal
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Group C
Czech Republic
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Ludk Vejmola
16 Luk Zima
23 Patrik Macej
Defenders
2 Stefan Simi
3 Ale Matj
4 Michal Sek
6 Michael Lftner
15 Patrizio Stronati
19 Milan Havel
22 Filip Kaa
Midfielders
5 Tom Souek
8 Antonn Bark
10 Michal Trvnk
11 Jakub Jankto
12 Michal Hubnek
13 Jakub Neas
17 Vclav ern
18 Petr evk
20 Martin Haek
21 Daniel Holzer
Forwards
7 Luk Juli
9 Tom Chor
14 Patrik Schick
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Denmark
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Jeppe Hjbjerg
16 Thomas Hagelskjr
22 Daniel Iversen
Defenders
2 Frederik Holst
3 Andreas Maxs
4 Patrick Banggaard
5 Jakob Blbjerg
12 Rasmus Nissen
13 Joachim Andersen
15 Mads Pedersen
20 Jacob Rasmussen
Midfielders
6 Christian Nrgaard
7 Andrew Hjulsager
8 Lasse Vigen Christensen
14 Casper Nielsen
17 Mathias Jensen
18 Emiliano Hansen
19 Frederik Brsting
23 Mikkel Duelund
Forwards
9 Marcus Ingvartsen
10 Lucas Qvistorff Andersen
11 Kenneth Zohore
21 Kasper Junker
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Germany
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Marvin Schwbe
12 Jannik Pollersbeck
23 Odisseas Vlachodimos
Defenders
2 Jeremy Toljan
3 Yannick Gerhardt
4 Jonathan Tah
5 Niklas Stark
6 Gideon Jung
14 Lukas Klnter
15 Marc-Oliver Kempf
16 Thilo Kehrer
Midfielders
7 Max Meyer
8 Mahmoud Dahoud
10 Maximilian Arnold
11 Serge Gnabry
17 Mitchell Weiser
18 Nadiem Amiri
19 Janik Haberer
20 Levin ztunali
21 Dominik Kohr
Forwards
9 Davie Selke
13 Felix Platte
22 Maximilian Philipp
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Italy
No. Player
Goalkeepers
1 Gianluigi Donnarumma
17 Alessio Cragno
19 Simone Scuffet
Defenders
2 Davide Calabria
3 Antonio Barreca
4 Daniele Rugani
12 Andrea Conti
13 Mattia Caldara
14 Davide Biraschi
22 Alex Ferrari
23 Nicola Murru
Midfielders
5 Danilo Cataldi
6 Lorenzo Pellegrini
8 Alberto Grassi
15 Marco Benassi
18 Roberto Gagliardini
21 Manuel Locatelli
Forwards
7 Domenico Berardi
9 Alberto Cerri
10 Federico Bernardeschi
11 Andrea Petagna
16 Luca Garritano
20 Federico Chiesa
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Coaches
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Venues
Lublin: Lublin Stadium
Matches: three Group A fixtures
Capacity: 15,500
Home club: Motor Lublin, KS Lublinianka
Did you know? The Lublin Stadium has staged three of Poland's Under-21 matches
Kielce: Kielce Stadium

Matches: three Group A fixtures
Capacity: 14,700
Home club: Korona Kielce
Did you know? Poland's senior side have played three times at the Kielce Stadium, which opened in 2006.
Gdynia: Gdynia Stadium

Matches: three Group B fixtures
Capacity: 14,800
Home club: Arka Gdynia
Did you know? The stadium was officially opened on 19 February 2011 as Arka took on Bulgarian club Beroe Stara
Zagora a reprise of the teams' European Cup Winners' Cup meeting in 1979.
Bydgoszcz: Bydgoszcz Stadium

Matches: three Group B fixtures
Capacity: 20,000
Home club: Zawisza Bydgoszcz
Did you know? The ground is also known as the Zdzisaw Krzyszkowiak Stadium, after the Polish athlete who won
the 3,000m steeplechase at the 1960 Olympic Games.
Tychy: Tychy Stadium

Matches: three Group C fixtures, one semi-final
Capacity: 15,000
Home club: GKS Tychy
Did you know? The Tychy Stadium underwent a complete modernisation between 2013 and 2015.
Krakow: Krakw Stadium

Matches: three Group C fixtures, one semi-final, final
Capacity: 14,800
Home club: Cracovia
Did you know? The 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Ukraine and Kosovo was played at the stadium on 9
October 2016.
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Qualifying round
2017 - Play-off
Date Match Result Venue Goalscorers
11/11/2016 Serbia - Norway 2-0 Belgrade (SRB) Djurdjevi 6, Haraldseid 69 (og)
11/11/2016 Austria - Spain 1-1 St Polten (AUT) Jonny 61 (og); Deulofeu 45+2 (P)
0-0
15/11/2016 Spain - Austria Albacete (ESP)
agg: 1-1
1-0 Drammen
15/11/2016 Norway - Serbia Elyounoussi 70
agg: 1-2 (NOR)
2017 - Qualifying round - Group 1

Pos. Teams P W D L GF GA +/- Pts
1 Czech Republic 10 7 2 1 29 10 19 23
2 Belgium 10 6 0 4 14 11 3 18
3 Montenegro 10 4 4 2 13 11 2 16
4 Malta 10 3 2 5 9 20 -11 11
5 Latvia 10 2 3 5 10 13 -3 9
6 Moldova 10 2 1 7 8 18 -10 7

Tielemans 14, Castagne 45;
30/03/2015 Belgium - Moldova 2-1 Louvain (BEL)
Sptaru 50
11/06/2015 Moldova - Malta 0-0 Chisinau (MDA)
Podgorica
15/06/2015 Montenegro - Moldova 1-0 Savievi 40
(MNE)
Stuglis 43; Camenzuli 55,
16/06/2015 Latvia - Malta 1-2 Liepaja (LVA)
Montebello 78
04/09/2015 Moldova - Montenegro 1-0 Orhei (MDA) Sptaru 31
04/09/2015 Latvia - Belgium 0-2 Jelgava (LVA) Kabasele 5, Praet 18
Jablonec nad Schick 10, 21, ermk 40, Hrub
04/09/2015 Czech Republic - Malta 4-1
Nisou (CZE) 56; Montebello 37
08/09/2015 Latvia - Czech Republic 1-1 Jelgava (LVA) adins 53; Klobsa 85
Podgorica
08/09/2015 Montenegro - Malta 0-0
(MNE)
09/10/2015 Belgium - Malta 2-0 Louvain (BEL) Tielemans 75 (P), J. De Sart 78
Klimaevis 26, Kazaoks 45 (P),
11/10/2015 Moldova - Latvia 0-3 Orhei (MDA)
Gutkovskis 54
Havlk 42, ermk 44, ern 57;
Uherske
13/10/2015 Czech Republic - Montenegro 3-3 Raspopovi 51, Jankovi 65,
Hradiste (CZE)
Jovovi 81
Jablonec nad
12/11/2015 Czech Republic - Belgium 1-0 Schick 11
Nisou (CZE)
Djordjevi 60, 69 (P), Savievi
Podgorica
13/11/2015 Montenegro - Latvia 3-3 85; Kazaoks 17, 52, Gutkovskis
(MNE)
62
Havel 13 (og); Souek 37,
16/11/2015 Moldova - Czech Republic 1-3 Orhei (MDA)
Rozgoniuc 53 (og), Bark 81
23/03/2016 Moldova - Belgium 0-2 Chisinau (MDA) Heylen 72, Kayembe 90+4
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23/03/2016 Malta - Montenegro 0-1 Paola (MLT) Kartal 18
Uherske
25/03/2016 Czech Republic - Latvia 2-1 Schick 22, 48; D. Ikaunieks 33
Hradiste (CZE)
Bongonda 45; Lagator 6,
28/03/2016 Belgium - Montenegro 1-2 Louvain (BEL)
Savievi 41
Schick 20 (P), 42, 89, ermk 25,
29/03/2016 Malta - Czech Republic 0-7 Ta' Qali (MLT)
75, ern 36, Havel 57
Podgorica
01/09/2016 Montenegro - Czech Republic 0-3 Schick 6 (P), 9, ermk 16
(MNE)
02/09/2016 Latvia - Moldova 0-2 Jelgava (LVA) Zommers 65 (og), Graur 90+1
Degabriele 74, Heylen 84 (og);
02/09/2016 Malta - Belgium 2-3 Paola (MLT) Tielemans 3 (P), Bongonda 24,
Engels 90
06/09/2016 Latvia - Montenegro 0-0 Jelgava (LVA)
Praet 12, Tielemans 88; ermk
06/09/2016 Belgium - Czech Republic 2-1 Louvain (BEL)
21
Jankto 45+1, 74, Juli 67, ern
07/10/2016 Czech Republic - Moldova 4-1 Znojmo (CZE)
77; Rebenja 90+2
07/10/2016 Malta - Latvia 1-0 Paola (MLT) J. Grech 46
07/10/2016 Montenegro - Belgium 3-0 Niksic (MNE) Jovovi 17, Boljevi 26, 37
Borg 40, Camenzuli 45, Mbong
11/10/2016 Malta - Moldova 3-2 Paola (MLT)
67; Taras 53, Svinarenco 65 (P)
11/10/2016 Belgium - Latvia 0-1 Louvain (BEL) ernomordijs 88

1 Italy 10 7 3 0 17 3 14 24
2 Serbia 10 7 2 1 27 8 19 23
3 Slovenia 10 5 0 5 18 11 7 15
4 Republic of Ireland 10 4 0 6 14 17 -3 12
5 Lithuania 10 3 1 6 5 17 -12 10
6 Andorra 10 1 0 9 1 26 -25 3

26/03/2015 Republic of Ireland - Andorra 1-0 Waterford (IRL) Connolly 31
Ajdovscina porar 14, Kastrevec 21, Zahovi
08/06/2015 Slovenia - Andorra 4-0
(SVN) 29, Stankovi 74
Andorra la Vella
16/06/2015 Andorra - Lithuania 1-0 A. Snchez 51 (P)
(AND)
04/09/2015 Slovenia - Lithuania 3-0 Celje (SVN) Hoti 31, porar 65, tulac 81
Andorra la Vella
08/09/2015 Andorra - Republic of Ireland 0-2 Hoban 13, Cullen 21
(AND)
Reggio Emilia
08/09/2015 Italy - Slovenia 1-0 Bernardeschi 51 (P)
(ITA)
Gornji Djurdjevi 29, 36 (P), S.
08/09/2015 Serbia - Lithuania 5-0 Milanovac Milinkovi-Savi 44, 75, Oegovi
(SRB) 49
Lukovi 9, 52, Oegovi 38 (P),
07/10/2015 Serbia - Andorra 5-0 Novi Sad (SRB)
47, Muli 64
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08/10/2015 Slovenia - Italy 0-3 Koper (SVN) Monachello 71, 84, Benassi 87
O'Dowda 27, Wilkinson 30,
09/10/2015 Republic of Ireland - Lithuania 3-0 Waterford (IRL)
Browne 77
13/10/2015 Italy - Republic of Ireland 1-0 Vicenza (ITA) Parigini 66
13/10/2015 Lithuania - Serbia 0-2 Kaunas (LTU) avri 19, 44
Andorra la Vella Stankovi 6, tulac 48, 52,
13/10/2015 Andorra - Slovenia 0-5
(AND) Kastrevec 55, 81
Spalvis 22, Stankeviius 45, D.
13/11/2015 Lithuania - Republic of Ireland 3-1 Vilnius (LTU)
Kazlauskas 73; Wilkinson 44
13/11/2015 Serbia - Italy 1-1 Novi Sad (SRB) S. Milinkovi-Savi 47; Cataldi 56
17/11/2015 Slovenia - Serbia 2-0 Koper (SVN) porar 61, Hoti 83
Castel Di
17/11/2015 Italy - Lithuania 2-0 Berardi 2, Benassi 24
Sangro (ITA)
Mandragora 17 (og); Benassi 28,
24/03/2016 Republic of Ireland - Italy 1-4 Waterford (IRL) Rosseti 36, Romagnoli 59,
Lenihan 82 (og)
Andorra la Vella Babi 29, Djurdjevi 40, Oegovi
25/03/2016 Andorra - Serbia 0-4
(AND) 59 (P), Mara 87
Krajnc 14, Bajde 55 (P), Zajc 72;
28/03/2016 Slovenia - Republic of Ireland 3-1 Koper (SVN)
O'Dowda 65
Andorra la Vella
29/03/2016 Andorra - Italy 0-1 Cerri 79
(AND)
01/09/2016 Lithuania - Andorra 1-0 Vilnius (LTU) Sirgdas 34
02/09/2016 Italy - Serbia 1-1 Vicenza (ITA) Cerri 54 (P); Gaji 33
02/09/2016 Republic of Ireland - Slovenia 2-0 Waterford (IRL) Charsley 87, Maguire 90+1 (P)
Djurdjevi 12, 72 (P), Lazi 65;
06/09/2016 Serbia - Republic of Ireland 3-2 Novi Sad (SRB)
O'Dowda 69, Maguire 81
06/09/2016 Italy - Andorra 3-0 La Spezia (ITA) Di Francesco 48, 73, Pellegrini 88
Duffus 49; Mihajlovi 64,
07/10/2016 Republic of Ireland - Serbia 1-3 Waterford (IRL)
Gainovi 67, Luki 88
07/10/2016 Lithuania - Slovenia 1-0 Kaunas (LTU) Ruzgis 72
Gornji
11/10/2016 Serbia - Slovenia 3-1 Milanovac Djurdjevi 8, 25 (P), 86; Lotri 19
(SRB)
11/10/2016 Lithuania - Italy 0-0 Kaunas (LTU)

1 FYR Macedonia 10 6 3 1 13 7 6 21
2 France 10 6 2 2 17 8 9 20
3 Iceland 10 5 3 2 13 9 4 18
4 Ukraine 10 4 2 4 14 12 2 14
5 Scotland 10 2 2 6 8 17 -9 8
6 Northern Ireland 10 0 2 8 6 18 -12 2

E. marsson 55, Gunnlaugsson
11/06/2015 Iceland - FYR Macedonia 3-0 Reykjavik (ISL)
61, 67
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05/09/2015 Northern Ireland - Scotland 1-2 Lurgan (NIR) Kennedy 7; Christie 33, Fraser 61
Sigurjnsson 10, 85 (P),
05/09/2015 Iceland - France 3-2 Kopavogur (ISL) Hermannsson 48; Laporte 39,
Kyei 90
05/09/2015 FYR Macedonia - Ukraine 1-0 Skopje (MKD) Radeski 90+3
08/09/2015 Iceland - Northern Ireland 1-1 Reykjavik (ISL) Thrndarson 37; Johnson 2
Cherkassy
08/10/2015 Ukraine - Iceland 0-1 Vilhjlmsson 71
(UKR)
Aberdeen King 90+1; Kingsley 11 (og),
10/10/2015 Scotland - France 1-2
(SCO) Tolisso 53
Northern Ireland - FYR
13/10/2015 1-2 Lurgan (NIR) Doherty 43; Bardi 46, Markoski 85
Macedonia
Aberdeen
13/10/2015 Scotland - Iceland 0-0
(SCO)
Strasbourg
13/10/2015 France - Ukraine 2-0 Lemar 70, Rabiot 77
(FRA)
Guingamp
12/11/2015 France - Northern Ireland 1-0 Crivelli 82
(FRA)
Cummings 31, Paterson 37;
13/11/2015 Scotland - Ukraine 2-2 Paisley (SCO)
Khlyobas 26, Svatok 83
Angelov 19, Radeski 40; Haller
15/11/2015 FYR Macedonia - France 2-2 Skopje (MKD)
65, N'Koudou 72
17/11/2015 Northern Ireland - Ukraine 1-2 Lurgan (NIR) McCartan 53; Kovalenko 64, 73
24/03/2016 FYR Macedonia - Iceland 0-0 Skopje (MKD)
24/03/2016 France - Scotland 2-0 Angers (FRA) Haller 69, 74
28/03/2016 France - FYR Macedonia 1-1 Le Mans (FRA) Bejtulai 27 (og); Angelov 15
McBurnie 58, Cummings 64, 78;
29/03/2016 Scotland - Northern Ireland 3-1 Paisley (SCO)
McCartan 13
27/05/2016 Ukraine - FYR Macedonia 0-2 Kyiv (UKR) Radeski 18, Demiri 56
02/09/2016 Northern Ireland - Iceland 0-1 Lurgan (NIR) Aegisson 87
Edinburgh
02/09/2016 Scotland - FYR Macedonia 0-1 Markoski 18
(SCO)
02/09/2016 Ukraine - France 1-0 Kyiv (UKR) Vakulko 90+2
Blyznychenko 26, Besedin 69, 77,
06/09/2016 Ukraine - Scotland 4-0 Kyiv (UKR)
Boryachuk 90+2 (P)
06/09/2016 France - Iceland 2-0 Caen (FRA) Tolisso 11, 62
FYR Macedonia - Northern
06/09/2016 2-0 Skopje (MKD) Doherty 37 (og), Markoski 85
Ireland
05/10/2016 Iceland - Scotland 2-0 Reykjavik (ISL) Thrndarson 47, E. marsson 66
06/10/2016 Ukraine - Northern Ireland 1-1 Kyiv (UKR) Besedin 15; Smyth 12
Grtarsson 22, E. marsson 88;
11/10/2016 Iceland - Ukraine 2-4 Reykjavik (ISL) Boryachuk 56, 90, Besedin 75,
Zubkov 90+4
11/10/2016 Northern Ireland - France 0-3 Belfast (NIR) Augustin 16, 42, Dembl 89
11/10/2016 FYR Macedonia - Scotland 2-0 Skopje (MKD) Markoski 18, Bardi 22

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1 Portugal 10 8 2 0 34 5 29 26
2 Israel 10 6 3 1 21 4 17 21
3 Greece 10 4 1 5 13 14 -1 13
4 Albania 10 3 3 4 11 20 -9 12
5 Hungary 10 3 3 4 19 16 3 12
6 Liechtenstein 10 0 0 10 1 40 -39 0

28/03/2015 Liechtenstein - Albania 0-2 Eschen (LIE) Latifi 31, Manaj 52
Kinda 5, Altman 49, 62, Abu
07/06/2015 Liechtenstein - Israel 0-4 Vaduz (LIE)
Abaid 58
03/09/2015 Albania - Israel 1-1 Tirana (ALB) ekii 84 (P); Hugy 29
Mrkvrt 29, Prosser 39, 68,
03/09/2015 Liechtenstein - Hungary 0-6 Eschen (LIE) Forgcs 45, Kleinheisler 59, Sallai
90
07/09/2015 Liechtenstein - Greece 0-2 Eschen (LIE) Ioannidis 43, 75
Rashica 83; Rben Neves 31,
08/09/2015 Albania - Portugal 1-6 Tirana (ALB) Marcos Lopes 36, Andr Silva 43,
45, 62, Ricardo Horta 70
Bruno Fernandes 35, Gonalo
09/10/2015 Portugal - Hungary 2-0 Penafiel (POR)
Pacincia 56
Gonalo Guedes 44, Gelson
13/10/2015 Greece - Portugal 0-4 Xanthi (GRE) Martins 50, Joo Cancelo 87,
Gonalo Pacincia 90+3
Prosser 28, 63; Manaj 24, Latifi
13/10/2015 Hungary - Albania 2-2 Felcsut (HUN)
43
Mavrias 20, 37, Fountas 32,
12/11/2015 Greece - Liechtenstein 5-0 Athens (GRE)
Vergos 60, Ioannidis 70
Ricardo Horta 43, Carlos Man
12/11/2015 Portugal - Albania 4-0 Arouca (POR) 47, Rben Vezo 60, Gonalo
Pacincia 82
Petah Tikva
12/11/2015 Israel - Hungary 3-0 David 60, Gozlan 85, Ohana 90+2
(ISR)
Kalmr 45, Bese 78; Ioannidis 75
16/11/2015 Hungary - Greece 2-1 Gyor (HUN)
(P)
16/11/2015 Albania - Liechtenstein 2-0 Elbasan (ALB) Latifi 18, Laci 83
Petah Tikva Bruno Fernandes 28 (P), Andr
17/11/2015 Israel - Portugal 0-3
(ISR) Silva 35, Ricardo Horta 87
Ruben Semedo 8, Tobias
Ponta Delgada
24/03/2016 Portugal - Liechtenstein 4-0 Figueiredo 10, Gonalo Pacincia
(POR)
13, Bruma 24
24/03/2016 Albania - Greece 0-0 Elbasan (ALB)
24/03/2016 Hungary - Israel 0-0 Gyor (HUN)
28/03/2016 Greece - Israel 0-1 Athens (GRE) Gozlan 74
28/03/2016 Albania - Hungary 2-1 Elbasan (ALB) Manaj 69, Prenga 79; Gera 55
Merv 18, 68, Berecz 60, Frick 79
01/09/2016 Hungary - Liechtenstein 4-0 Gyor (HUN)
(og)
Pacos de
02/09/2016 Portugal - Israel 0-0
Ferreira (POR)
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Ioannidis 44 (P), Tsilianidis 90;
02/09/2016 Greece - Albania 2-1 Athens (GRE)
Latifi 22
06/09/2016 Portugal - Greece 1-0 Barcelos (POR) Gelson Martins 54
Petah Tikva E. Peretz 35, Ohana 43, 63,
06/09/2016 Israel - Liechtenstein 4-0
(ISR) Barshazky 61
D. Nagy 28 (P), Prosser 62,
06/10/2016 Hungary - Portugal 3-3 Gyor (HUN) Balogh 78; Diogo Jota 10, Joo
Carvalho 13, Daniel Podence 48
Beer Sheva Altman 27, 60 (P), Gozlan 42, D.
06/10/2016 Israel - Greece 4-0
(ISR) Peretz 55
Donis 28, Koulouris 69, Charisis
10/10/2016 Greece - Hungary 3-1 Athens (GRE)
83; Merv 56
Petah Tikva Gozlan 18, Altman 43, Bitton 55,
10/10/2016 Israel - Albania 4-0
(ISR) Hugy 70
Salanovic 3; Bruno Fernandes 20,
Daniel Podence 24, Gonalo
11/10/2016 Liechtenstein - Portugal 1-7 Vaduz (LIE) Guedes 26, 53, Joo Carvalho
28, Rben Neves 75, Ruben
Semedo 84

1 Denmark 10 9 1 0 24 3 21 28
2 Bulgaria 10 5 2 3 11 7 4 17
3 Romania 10 5 1 4 15 14 1 16
4 Wales 10 4 4 2 14 12 2 16
5 Luxembourg 10 1 3 6 5 18 -13 6
6 Armenia 10 0 1 9 6 21 -15 1

O'Sullivan 9, 13, Yorwerth 25;
31/03/2015 Wales - Bulgaria 3-1 Cardiff (WAL)
Kolev 51
Targu Mures Puca 16, Pun 32, F. Tnase
16/06/2015 Romania - Armenia 3-0
(ROU) 90+2
Esch-sur-Alzette Sinani 90+2; Burns 35, 72, Wilson
04/09/2015 Luxembourg - Wales 1-3
(LUX) 63
Targu Mures
04/09/2015 Romania - Bulgaria 0-2 Minchev 16, Kolev 89
(ROU)
G. Malakyan 47, Simonyan 90+2;
08/09/2015 Armenia - Romania 2-3 Yerevan (ARM)
Pun 35, 38, Puca 60
B. Tsonev 17, Vutov 35,
08/09/2015 Bulgaria - Luxembourg 3-0 Razgrad (BUL)
Despodov 78
Differdange
09/10/2015 Luxembourg - Romania 0-1 Puca 36
(LUX)
09/10/2015 Denmark - Wales 0-0 Aalborg (DEN)
Stara Zagora
09/10/2015 Bulgaria - Armenia 2-0 Malinov 68, Minchev 81
(BUL)
Shakhnazaryan 67; Ricardo Pinto
13/10/2015 Armenia - Luxembourg 1-1 Yerevan (ARM)
23 (P)
13/10/2015 Denmark - Bulgaria 1-0 Aalborg (DEN) Hjulsager 71
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Harrison 9 (P), Wilson 90+1; G.
13/11/2015 Wales - Armenia 2-1 Bangor (WAL)
Malakyan 59
13/11/2015 Romania - Denmark 0-3 Giurgiu (ROU) Brsting 8, 30, Zohore 79
17/11/2015 Wales - Romania 1-1 Wrexham (WAL) Burns 14; Nedelcearu 2
17/11/2015 Denmark - Armenia 2-0 Aalborg (DEN) Banggaard 49, Ingvartsen 82
Differdange
25/03/2016 Luxembourg - Denmark 0-1 Nielsen 90
(LUX)
Stara Zagora
25/03/2016 Bulgaria - Wales 0-0
(BUL)
29/03/2016 Luxembourg - Bulgaria 0-0 Beggen (LUX)
Hodorogea 37, Ioni 58; Charles
29/03/2016 Romania - Wales 2-1 Medias (ROU)
90+2
G. Malakyan 35 (P); Fischer 28,
29/03/2016 Armenia - Denmark 1-3 Yerevan (ARM)
Andersen 30, Nielsen 90+2
Ingvartsen 21, Sisto 40, 49,
02/09/2016 Wales - Denmark 0-4 Wrexham (WAL)
Dolberg 83
ru 13, Bumba 29, Ioni 45,
02/09/2016 Romania - Luxembourg 4-0 Medias (ROU)
Popescu 75
06/09/2016 Wales - Luxembourg 1-1 Bangor (WAL) Charles 90+1; Kerger 15
06/09/2016 Armenia - Bulgaria 0-1 Yerevan (ARM) Nenov 79
Sisto 10, Ingvartsen 35 (P), 39;
06/09/2016 Denmark - Romania 3-1 Aalborg (DEN)
Miron 68
Esch-sur-Alzette
07/10/2016 Luxembourg - Armenia 1-0 Todorovic 83
(LUX)
Stara Zagora
07/10/2016 Bulgaria - Denmark 0-3 Ingvartsen 13 (P), 28, 62
(BUL)
Stara Zagora
11/10/2016 Bulgaria - Romania 2-0 Tasev 16, A. Georgiev 35
(BUL)
Ingvartsen 71, Hjulsager 73,
11/10/2016 Denmark - Luxembourg 4-1 Aalborg (DEN) Hansen 76, Mahmutovi 79 (og);
Borges 90+3
Simonyan 69; Harrison 19,
11/10/2016 Armenia - Wales 1-3 Yerevan (ARM) Shakhnazaryan 67 (og),
O'Sullivan 90

1 Sweden 10 7 3 0 24 7 17 24
2 Spain 10 7 2 1 31 9 22 23
3 Croatia 10 6 2 2 24 11 13 20
4 Georgia 10 4 1 5 17 17 0 13
5 Estonia 10 1 1 8 3 26 -23 4
6 San Marino 10 0 1 9 1 30 -29 1

Serravalle Katcharava 44, 58, Papunashvili
03/06/2015 San Marino - Georgia 0-3
(SMR) 81
16/06/2015 Estonia - San Marino 0-0 Haapsalu (EST)
02/09/2015 Estonia - Spain 0-2 Tallinn (EST) Gay 82, Deulofeu 90+2 (P)
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Koprivnica
03/09/2015 Croatia - Georgia 1-0 A. Mili 23
(CRO)
Solvesborg Olsson 22, Tankovic 69, Mrabti
03/09/2015 Sweden - San Marino 3-0
(SWE) 87
A. Mili 22, Paali 35, 66 (P),
07/09/2015 Estonia - Croatia 0-4 Tartu (EST)
Radoevi 80
Serravalle
07/10/2015 San Marino - Croatia 0-3 Mari 7, 32, Paali 12
(SMR)
Tsintsadze 4, Lobzhanidze 60; El
07/10/2015 Georgia - Spain 2-5 Tbilisi (GEO) Haddadi 2, 73, Asensio 62,
Mayoral 67, Ceballos 90
Engvall 10, 31, Hallberg 13, Ayaz
09/10/2015 Sweden - Estonia 5-0 Uppsala (SWE)
81, 90+1
Santa Cruz de
13/10/2015 Spain - Sweden 1-1 liver Torres 20; Engvall 60
Tenerife (ESP)
Kakabadze 11, Katcharava 20,
13/10/2015 Georgia - Estonia 3-0 Tbilisi (GEO)
Kiteishvili 36
Manuel Battistini 12 (og), A. Mili
11/11/2015 Croatia - San Marino 4-0 Sibenik (CRO)
44, Peri 47, Pjaca 51
Deulofeu 17, 33, 84, Williams 56,
12/11/2015 Spain - Georgia 5-0 Almeria (ESP)
Ceballos 65
Serravalle Cesarini 50; Kit 26, Cesarini 48
15/11/2015 San Marino - Estonia 1-2
(SMR) (og)
17/11/2015 Georgia - Sweden 0-1 Gori (GEO) Mrabti 72
Paali 64, Radoevi 81 (P);
17/11/2015 Croatia - Spain 2-3 Rijeka (CRO)
Deulofeu 19 (P), 54, Asensio 41
Kharaishvili 10, Katcharava 33
23/03/2016 Georgia - San Marino 4-0 Tbilisi (GEO)
(P), 48, Shengelia 81
24/03/2016 Spain - Croatia 0-3 Burgos (ESP) aleta-Car 36, Perica 42, 48
Serravalle Fransson 37, Sam. Gustafsson
27/03/2016 San Marino - Sweden 0-2
(SMR) 81
28/03/2016 Croatia - Estonia 2-1 Zapresic (CRO) Pavii 5, Perica 41; Kirss 53
Olsson 27 (P), Krafth 77, Larsson
03/06/2016 Sweden - Georgia 3-2 Udevalla (SWE)
90+5; Arabuli 35, Kiteishvili 89
Koprivnica
01/09/2016 Croatia - Sweden 1-1 Perica 78; Cibicki 57
(CRO)
Diego Gonzlez 14, El Haddadi
01/09/2016 Spain - San Marino 6-0 Castellon (ESP) 17, 36, Santi Mina 45, 84,
Williams 88
01/09/2016 Estonia - Georgia 0-1 Tallinn (EST) Katcharava 39
05/09/2016 Sweden - Spain 1-1 Malmo (SWE) Merino 86 (og); Deulofeu 50
Zestaponi Papunashvili 1, Livakovi 50 (og);
06/09/2016 Georgia - Croatia 2-2
(GEO) Perica 43, 61
Serravalle El Haddadi 16, Denis Surez 68,
05/10/2016 San Marino - Spain 0-3
(SMR) Mer 79
Dagerstl 9, Tankovic 44, Asoro
06/10/2016 Estonia - Sweden 0-3 Parnu (EST)
53
Pontevedra Denis Surez 36, Asensio 38, 90,
10/10/2016 Spain - Estonia 5-0
(ESP) El Haddadi 86, 90+3
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Wahlqvist 26 (P), Olsson 53,
Trelleborg
10/10/2016 Sweden - Croatia 4-2 Hallberg 58, Strandberg 64;
(SWE)
Perica 23, Benkovi 67

1 Germany 10 10 0 0 35 8 27 30
2 Austria 10 7 1 2 22 12 10 22
3 Finland 10 4 2 4 13 10 3 14
4 Azerbaijan 10 2 3 5 8 19 -11 9
5 Russia 10 2 3 5 15 19 -4 9
6 Faroe Islands 10 0 1 9 3 28 -25 1

17/06/2015 Faroe Islands - Azerbaijan 0-1 Toftir (FRO) Salahli 81
04/09/2015 Finland - Russia 2-0 Kotka (FIN) Lassas 17, Mero 36
04/09/2015 Azerbaijan - Austria 0-2 Baku (AZE) Gregoritsch 14, 45 (P)
Gregoritsch 9, Schaub 21, Schpf
08/09/2015 Austria - Russia 4-3 St Polten (AUT) 53, 79; Sheydaev 41, 64 (P),
Tashaev 49
08/09/2015 Finland - Faroe Islands 3-0 Vantaa (FIN) Yaghoubi 24 (P), 39, Skrabb 31
08/09/2015 Azerbaijan - Germany 0-3 Baku (AZE) Selke 33, 90+3, Kimmich 88 (P)
Grillitsch 45+1, Gregoritsch 49
09/10/2015 Austria - Azerbaijan 7-0 St Polten (AUT) (P), 74, 88, Friesenbichler 60,
Schpf 75, Wydra 90+5 (P)
San 13, 90+1, Selke 16,
09/10/2015 Germany - Finland 4-0 Essen (GER)
Kimmich 27
Meyer 8, 40, Arnold 13, Sle
13/10/2015 Faroe Islands - Germany 0-6 Torshavn (FRO)
45+2, San 73, Gnabry 75
13/10/2015 Azerbaijan - Finland 0-1 Baku (AZE) Lassas 80
Krasnodar
12/11/2015 Russia - Faroe Islands 2-0 Sheydaev 54, Panyukov 77
(RUS)
Regensburg Werner 37, 63, Arnold 43; Isayev
13/11/2015 Germany - Azerbaijan 3-1
(GER) 30
Gregoritsch 77, Friesenbichler
13/11/2015 Austria - Finland 2-0 Vienna (AUT)
90+1
Behnke 11, 39, E. Abdullayev 69
17/11/2015 Azerbaijan - Russia 3-0 Baku (AZE)
(P)
Meyer 39, Goretzka 42, Selke 50,
17/11/2015 Germany - Austria 4-2 Furth (GER)
San 76; Gregoritsch 21 (P), 86
Rostov-on-Don Zuev 51, Barinov 56; Madatov 46,
24/03/2016 Russia - Azerbaijan 2-2
(RUS) R. Mammadov 59
San 17, Nattestad 59 (og),
Frankfurt am
24/03/2016 Germany - Faroe Islands 4-1 Meyer 63 (P), Brandt 74;
Main (GER)
Bogason Dam 43
29/03/2016 Austria - Faroe Islands 1-0 Vienna (AUT) Sallahi 28
Rostov-on-Don
29/03/2016 Russia - Germany 0-2 Selke 11, Meyer 79
(RUS)
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Edmundsson 35; Tuominen 18,
Lassas 38, D. O'Shaughnessy 42,
02/06/2016 Faroe Islands - Finland 1-6 Torshavn (FRO)
Hambo 45, 73, T. Olsen 90+2
(og)
Komlichenko 8, Karpov 30,
01/09/2016 Faroe Islands - Russia 0-3 Toftir (FRO)
Evseev 43
02/09/2016 Finland - Austria 0-1 Vaasa (FIN) Dovedan 90+1
06/09/2016 Russia - Austria 1-1 Khimki (RUS) Zuev 33; Jakupovic 55
06/09/2016 Azerbaijan - Faroe Islands 1-1 Baku (AZE) Madatov 88; Jonsson 40
06/09/2016 Finland - Germany 0-1 Seinajoki (FIN) Visnen 41 (og)
07/10/2016 Faroe Islands - Austria 0-1 Toftir (FRO) Schoissengeyer 44
Arnold 12, 57 (P), Gnabry 34,
Ingolstadt
07/10/2016 Germany - Russia 4-3 Selke 36; Lystsov 35, Evseev 45,
(GER)
Bezdenezhnykh 60
07/10/2016 Finland - Azerbaijan 0-0 Helsinki (FIN)
Lienhart 86; Arnold 12, ztunali
11/10/2016 Austria - Germany 1-4 St Polten (AUT)
52, Selke 58, Haberer 78 (P)
11/10/2016 Russia - Finland 1-1 Khimki (RUS) Palienko 3; Viitikko 64

1 Slovakia 8 6 1 1 21 6 15 19
2 Netherlands 8 4 2 2 15 10 5 14
3 Turkey 8 3 2 3 7 8 -1 11
4 Belarus 8 2 2 4 7 11 -4 8
5 Cyprus 8 1 1 6 4 19 -15 4

Hateboer 4, Janssen 23, 66,
04/09/2015 Netherlands - Cyprus 4-0 Deventer (NED)
Bazoer 53
06/09/2015 Belarus - Slovakia 1-0 Slutsk (BLR) Yarotski 39
08/09/2015 Turkey - Netherlands 0-1 Istanbul (TUR) Botius 35
08/10/2015 Slovakia - Cyprus 2-0 Myjava (SVK) Mihalk 62, Zrek 70
Cenk ahin 27, Kenan Karaman
09/10/2015 Belarus - Turkey 0-2 Slutsk (BLR)
79
Janssen 16; Chrien 44, kriniar
11/10/2015 Netherlands - Slovakia 1-3 Nijmegen (NED)
64, Bero 69
13/10/2015 Cyprus - Belarus 0-1 Larnaca (CYP) Klimovich 84
Bilal Baackolu 33, Kaan Ayhan
12/11/2015 Cyprus - Turkey 0-3 Larnaca (CYP)
53, Mouktaris 67 (og)
12/11/2015 Netherlands - Belarus 1-0 Tilburg (NED) Janssen 25
Mihalk 50, Rusnk 64, Chrien 83,
17/11/2015 Slovakia - Netherlands 4-2 Myjava (SVK)
Zrek 90+4 (P); Janssen 16, 23
Rassadkin 10, Savitski 48;
17/11/2015 Belarus - Cyprus 2-2 Borisov (BLR)
Antoniou 6, Makris 42
Zrek 10, 79 (P), 85, Rusnk 23,
29/03/2016 Slovakia - Turkey 5-0 Myjava (SVK)
Mihalk 75
01/09/2016 Turkey - Cyprus 0-1 Ankara (TUR) Katelaris 22
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Savitski 18 (P), 76; El Ghazi 68,
02/09/2016 Belarus - Netherlands 2-2 Minsk (BLR)
Luckassen 78
05/09/2016 Cyprus - Slovakia 0-3 Larnaca (CYP) Chrien 1, Bero 58, Rusnk 72
06/09/2016 Turkey - Belarus 1-0 Ankara (TUR) Oulcan alayan 30
06/10/2016 Netherlands - Turkey 0-0 Alkmaar (NED)
afranko 36, 61, Chrien 90+1;
07/10/2016 Slovakia - Belarus 3-1 Myjava (SVK)
Yablonski 72
N. Ioannou 20; Van de Beek 17,
11/10/2016 Cyprus - Netherlands 1-4 Larnaca (CYP)
Bergwijn 41, 66, Bazoer 57
11/10/2016 Turkey - Slovakia 1-1 Alanya (TUR) Hruka 44 (og); Lobotka 70 (P)

1 England 8 6 2 0 20 3 17 20
2 Norway 8 5 1 2 12 10 2 16
3 Switzerland 8 3 3 2 11 8 3 12
4 Kazakhstan 8 1 1 6 3 14 -11 4
5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 8 0 3 5 2 13 -11 3

Drammen
13/06/2015 Norway - Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 Elyounoussi 45, Aursnes 88
(NOR)
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Hajradinovi 58; Tuliyev 27,
02/09/2015 1-2 Sarajevo (BIH)
Kazakhstan Aimbetov 43
Drammen
07/09/2015 Norway - England 0-1 Ward-Prowse 45+1 (P)
(NOR)
07/09/2015 Kazakhstan - Switzerland 0-1 Almaty (KAZ) Tarashaj 85 (P)
Switzerland - Bosnia and Tarashaj 12 (P), 76, Tabakovic
08/10/2015 3-1 Biel (SUI)
Herzegovina 63; erimagi 80
Drammen Elyounoussi 14, Srloth 69;
08/10/2015 Norway - Kazakhstan 2-1
(NOR) Zhalmukan 50
12/10/2015 Switzerland - Norway 1-1 Biel (SUI) Tabakovic 30; Trondsen 19
Loftus-Cheek 53, Redmond 70,
13/10/2015 England - Kazakhstan 3-0 Coventry (ENG)
Akpom 90+4
Bosnia and Herzegovina -
12/11/2015 0-0 Sarajevo (BIH)
England
Ward-Prowse 82 (P), Watmore
16/11/2015 England - Switzerland 3-1 Brighton (ENG)
85, Akpom 90+1; Tarashaj 45
Kazakhstan - Bosnia and
25/03/2016 0-0 Astana (KAZ)
Herzegovina
26/03/2016 Switzerland - England 1-1 Thun (SUI) Kamberi 76; Akpom 47
02/09/2016 Bosnia and Herzegovina - Norway 0-1 Sarajevo (BIH) Elyounoussi 57
Khelifi 28, Angha 41, Fernandes
02/09/2016 Switzerland - Kazakhstan 3-0 Biel (SUI)
63
Bosnia and Herzegovina -
06/09/2016 0-0 Sarajevo (BIH)
Switzerland
Rashford 29, 66, 72 (P),
Colchester
06/09/2016 England - Norway 6-1 Chalobah 38, Loftus-Cheek 64,
(ENG)
Baker 86; Zahid 68
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06/10/2016 Kazakhstan - England 0-1 Aktobe (KAZ) Gray 6
Drammen Zahid 44, Elyounoussi 79;
07/10/2016 Norway - Switzerland 2-1
(NOR) Fernandes 66
England - Bosnia and Swift 14, Abraham 18, 68,
11/10/2016 5-0 Walsall (ENG)
Herzegovina Onomah 49, Watmore 62
11/10/2016 Kazakhstan - Norway 0-3 Aktobe (KAZ) degaard 53, 85, Zahid 68
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Under-21 finals
1978
Winner: Yugoslavia
Stadium,
Date Match Result Goalscorers
Venue
Erdgas
17/05/1978 German Dem. Rep. - Yugoslavia 0-1 Halilhodi 54
Sportpark, Halle
German Dem. Rep.: Heyne, Brauer, Hause (62 Pingel), Uhlig, Roth, Weber, Terletzki, Eigendorf (70 Mischinger),
Riediger, Kotte, Khn
Yugoslavia: Stojanovic, Vujkov, Mrstic, Zajec, Stojkovi, Bogdan, Krmpotic, Bonjak (46 Savic), Halilhodi,
Klinarski, Desnica (83 Sliskovic)
1978
Stadium,
Venue
Bijeli Brijeg Halilhodi 9, 36, Savic 15,
31/05/1978 Yugoslavia - German Dem. Rep. 4-4 Sports Hall, Bogdan 51; Kotte 2, Khn 10, 31,
Mostar Riediger 14
Yugoslavia: Stojanovic, Krmpotic, Obradovic, Zajec, Stojkovi, Bogdan, Bonjak (46 Starcevic), Savic, Halilhodi,
Klinarski (36 Verlasevic), Desnica
German Dem. Rep.: Heyne, Brauer (67 Pingel), Hause, Uhlig, Roth, Schnuphase, Riediger, Weber, Kotte, Eigendorf
(75 Tpfer), Khn
1980
Winner: USSR
Stadium,
Venue
Ostseestadion,
07/05/1980 German Dem. Rep. - USSR 0-0
Rostock
German Dem. Rep.: Mller, Troppa, Utess, Dennstedt, Ullrich, Strsser, Kurbjuweit, Kreer (89 Stahmann), Schulz
(62 Pastor), Raab, Tpfer
USSR: Chanov, Kaplun, Demianenko, Zhuravlev, Baltacha, Darasselia, Susloparov, Bal, Khapsalis (75 Petrakov),
Khachatryan, Shengelia (85 Prudnikov)
1980
Stadium,
Venue
Dinamo,
21/05/1980 USSR - German Dem. Rep. 1-0 Susloparov 50
Moscow
USSR: Novikov, Kaplun, Demianenko, Zhuravlev, Baltacha, Dumanski, Susloparov, Bal, Shengelia, Darasselia,
Gassaev
German Dem. Rep.: Mller, Troppa, Utess, Dennstedt, Ullrich, Strsser, Kurbjuweit, Kreer, Riediger, Raab, Tpfer
1982
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Winner: England
Stadium,
Venue
Bramall Lane, Owen 10, 75 (P), Fashanu 51;
21/09/1982 England - West Germany 3-1
Sheffield Vller 81
England: Hesford, Thomas, Fenwick, Lee, Duxbury, Caton, Goddard, McCall, Shaw, Owen, Hodgson (36 Fashanu)
West Germany: Immel, Geils, Otten, Reinhardt, Strack, Rolff, Wuttke (60 Reichert), Engels, T. Allofs, Kempe (75
Kroth), Vller
1982
Stadium,
Venue
Weserstadion, Littbarski 54, 81, 83; Duxbury 51,
12/10/1982 West Germany - England 3-2
Bremen Goddard 79
West Germany: Immel, Geils, Otten, Reinhardt, Mhlmann, Geiger (68 Dittus), Littbarski, Kroth (46 Von Heesen), T.
Allofs, Engels, Reichert
England: Hesford, Thomas, Fenwick, Lee, Duxbury, Caton, Goddard, McCall, Heath (58 Hodgson), Owen, Shaw (78
Ranson)
1984
Winner: England
Stadium,
Venue
Estadio Ramn
17/05/1984 Spain - England 0-1 Snchez Sterland 51
Pizjun, Seville
Spain: Zubizarreta, Francisco Salinas, Ramos Gonzalez, Sanchs, Garcia Dominguez (22 Serna), Francisco Lpez,
Simon (62 Guarrotxena), Roberto, Butragueo, Mchel, Rodriguez Carrion
England: Hucker, Sterland, Thomas, Bracewell, Watson, Stevens, Callaghan, Gayle, Hateley (18 D'avray), Hodge,
Broch
1984
Stadium,
Venue
Bramall Lane,
24/05/1984 England - Spain 2-0 Hateley 49, Gayle 51
Sheffield
England: Bailey, Sterland, Pickering (88 Stevens), Bracewell, Watson, Mountfield, Callaghan (70 Wallace), Gayle,
Hateley, Hodge, Broch
Spain: Zubizarreta, Chendo, Ramos Gonzalez, Sanchs, Garcia Dominguez, Francisco Lpez, Guarrotxena,
Francisco Salinas, Butragueo (46 Orejuela), Mchel (46 Salinas), Rojo
1986
Winner: Italy
Stadium,
Venue
15/10/1986 Italy - Spain 2-1 Flaminio, Rome Vialli 50, Giannini 76; Calder 36
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Winner: Italy
Stadium,
Italy: Zenga, Ferri, Baroni, De Napoli, Francini, Cravero, Donadoni, Giannini, Vialli, Matteoli, Mancini (60 Baldieri)
Spain: Ablanedo, Solana, Sanchez Flores, Sanchs, Andrinua, Calder, Llorente, Eusebio, Pineda (68 Pardeza),
Roberto, Bustingorri
1986
Stadium,
Venue
Nuevo Jos
2-1 Eloy Olaya 36, Roberto 75;
29/10/1986 Spain - Italy Zorrilla,
aet, 3-0 pens Francini 38
Valladolid
Spain: Ablanedo, Solana, Sanchez Flores, Sanchs, Andrinua, Eusebio, Eloy Olaya, Gallego (3 Juan Carlos),
Rodriguez Rodriguez (60 Ramon ), Roberto, Llorente
Italy: Zenga, Ferri, Baroni, De Napoli, Francini (14 Carobbi), Cravero, Donadoni (1 Desideri), Giannini, Vialli,
Matteoli, Mancini
1988
Winner: France
Stadium,
Venue
Stadio Georgios
24/05/1988 Greece - France 0-0 Karaiskakis,
Piraeus
Greece: Molakidis, Papadopoulos, Koutoulas, Vakalopoulos, Hatzinikolaou, Mavrommatis, Borbokis (61
Gioukoudis), Ikonomidis, Karasavidis, Niomplias (70 Vaitsis), Kapouranis
France: Barrabe, Rellzeaw, Galtier, Buisine, Silvestre, Despeyroux, Roche, Sauze, Paille, Gurin, Cantona
1988
Stadium,
Venue
Lo Lagrange,
12/10/1988 France - Greece 3-0 Sauze 8, 55, Silvestre 67
Besancon
France: Martini, Rellzeaw, Galtier, Silvestre, Roche (71 Passi), Dogon, Blanc, Sauze, Paille, Gurin, Lada (77
Zitelli)
Greece: Molakidis, Pahatouridis, Koutoulas, Vakalopoulos (44 Gioukoudis), Hatzinikolaou, Mavrommatis, Borbokis,
Ikonomidis, Karasavidis (81 Vaitsis), Niomplias, Kapouranis
1990
Winner: USSR
Stadium,
Venue
uker 21, Jarni 64; Sidelnikov 9,
Grbavica,
05/09/1990 Yugoslavia - USSR 2-4 49, Chernyshov 42, Dobrovolski
Sarajevo
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Yugoslavia: Lekovic, Brnovi, Jarni, Petrovic, Djuki, Babunski, Mihajlovi, Savelji (12 Michailovic), Boki,
Mijatovi, uker
USSR: Eremine, Chugunov (46 Kiryakov), Sidelnikov, Shmatovalenko, Pozdniakov, Chernyshov, Kanchelskis,
Shalimov, Kobelev, Dobrovolski, Kolyvanov
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1990
Stadium,
Venue
Lokomotiv
Dobrovolski 10, Mostovoi 46,
17/10/1990 USSR - Yugoslavia 3-1 Stadium,
Kanchelskis 76; Boki 80
Simferopol
USSR: Eremine, Mostovoi, Sidelnikov, Shmatovalenko, Pozdniakov (46 Soloviev), Chernyshov, Kanchelskis,
Shalimov, Kobelev, Dobrovolski, Kolyvanov (61 Yuran)
Yugoslavia: Lekovic, Brnovi, Jarni, Novak, Djuki, Panadic, Prosineki, Mijatovi, Babunski (46 Jokanovi), Boban
(46 Ivi), Boki
1992
Winner: Italy
Stadium,
Venue
Paolo Mazza,
28/05/1992 Italy - Sweden 2-0 Buso 69, Sordo 76
Ferrara
Italy: Antonioli, Bonomi, Favalli (46 Rossini), D. Baggio, Matrecano, Verga, Melli (68 Muzzi), Marcolin, Buso, Corini,
Sordo
Sweden: Svensson, Johansson, Lilius, Apelstav, Alexandersson, Mild, Landberg, Moberg, Paldan, Rdlund,
Gudmundsson
1992
Stadium,
Venue
Vrendsvallen,
03/06/1992 Sweden - Italy 1-0 Simpson 56
Vaxjo
Sweden: Ekholm, Nilsson, Lilius, Apelstav, Alexandersson, Mild, Landberg (77 Axeldahl), Moberg, Gudmundsson
(53 Paldan), Rdlund, Simpson
Italy: Antonioli, Bonomi, Rossini, Sordo, Matrecano, Favalli, Melli (60 Muzzi), Albertini, Buso, Corini, Marcolin
1994
Winner: Italy
Stadium,
Venue
1-0 La Mosson,
20/04/1994 Italy - Portugal Orlandini 97 ET
gg Montpellier
Italy: Toldo, Cannavaro, Colonnese, Panucci, Beretta, Cherubini, F. Inzaghi (84 Orlandini), Marcolin, Scarchilli,
Carbone, Muzzi
Portugal: Alves Brassard, Fernando , Rui Bento, Jorge Costa, Torres, Abel Xavier, Lus Figo, Joo Pinto, Toni (79
S Pinto), Rui Costa, Capucho
1996
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Winner: Italy
Stadium,
Venue
Olmpico de
1-1
31/05/1996 Italy - Spain Montjuc, Totti 11; Ral Gonzlez 41
aet, 4-2 pens
Barcelona
Italy: Pagotto, Panucci, Nesta, Cannavaro, Galante (30 Pistone), Fresi, Ametrano, Tommasi (75 Tacchinardi),
Amoruso, Brambilla, Totti (75 Morfeo)
Spain: Mora, Mendieta, Aranzabal, Santi, Ral Gonzlez, Roberto, Corino Ramon, Jos Ignacio (46 scar Garca),
Idiakez (46 De Pedro), De la Pea, Lardn (75 Morientes)
1998
Winner: Spain
Stadium,
Venue
Stadionul
31/05/1998 Greece - Spain 0-1 Steaua, Ivn Prez 65
Bucharest
Greece: Eleftheropoulos, Mavrogenidis, Konstantinidis, Goumas, Antzas, Dellas (77 Basinas), Karagounis (85
Alexopoulos), Kostoulas, Dermitzakis (63 Lakis), Liberopoulos, Stoltidis
Spain: Arnau, Guerrero Lopez, Aitor, Garca Calvo, Roger Garca (65 Guti), Ito, Felipe, Valern (83 Vctor), Marcos
Vales, Benjamin (73 De Paula), Ivn Prez
2000
Winner: Italy
Stadium,
Venue
Teheln Pole,
04/06/2000 Czech Republic - Italy 1-2 Tom Doek 51; Pirlo 42 (P), 81
Bratislava
Czech Republic: Chvalovsky, Doek, Petrou, Lengyel, Tce, Sionko (61 Baro), Ujfalui, Jankulovski (80 Polk),
Tom Doek, Jarolm (65 Grygera), Heinz
Italy: Abbiati, Grandoni, Zanchi, Gattuso, Comandini (73 Ventola), Baronio, Pirlo, Coco, Cirillo, Zanetti (85 Firmani),
Spinesi (90 Vannucchi)
2002
Winner: Czech Republic
Stadium,
Venue
0-0 St. Jakob-Park,
28/05/2002 France - Czech Republic
aet, 1-3 pens Basel
France: Landreau, Rveillre, Escud, Boumsong, Berson (87 Sable), Brchet, Sorlin, Govou (76 Frau), Malbranque
(64 Meriem), Luyindula, Pedretti
Czech Republic: ech, Jirnek (33 Kov), Voek, Grygera, Zelenka (81 Polk), Baro (38 Pospil), Vachouek,
Pitk, Rozehnal, Hbschman, Skcel
2004
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Winner: Italy
Stadium,
Venue
Ruhrstadion, De Rossi 32, Bovo 83, Gilardino
08/06/2004 Italy - Serbia and Montenegro 3-0
Bochum 85
Italy: Amelia, Moretti, Bonera (95 Zaccardo), De Rossi, Palombo, Gilardino, Sculli (74 Del Nero), Barzagli, Bovo,
Donadel (88 Brighi), Mesto
Serbia and Montenegro: Milojevi, Stani, Mijailovi, Baa, Lazovi, Mari, Miladinovi (83 Neziri), D. Milovanovi
(63 Mati), Bievac, Ivanovi, Djalovi (45 S. Vukevi)
2006
Winner: Netherlands
Stadium,
Venue
Bessa XXI,
04/06/2006 Netherlands - Ukraine 3-0 Huntelaar 11, 43 (P), Hofs 90+4
Porto
Netherlands: Vermeer, Tiendalli, Vlaar, Luirink, Emanuelson, Aissati (78 Zomer), De Zeeuw, Schaars, Hofs,
Huntelaar, Castelen (69 De Ridder)
Ukraine: Pyatov, Yarmash, Chygrynskiy, Yatsenko, Romanchuk, Mikhalik, Godin (46 Feschuk), Cheberyachko,
Maksymov, Milevskiy, Fomin (46 Aliyev)
2007
Winner: Netherlands
Stadium,
Venue
Euroborg, Bakkal 17, Babel 60, Rigters 67,
23/06/2007 Netherlands - Serbia 4-1
Groningen Bruins 87; Mrdja 79
Netherlands: Waterman, Zuiverloon, Kruiswijk, Pieters (89 Jong-A-Pin), Maduro, Drenthe (78 Beerens), Babel, De
Ridder, Rigters (69 Bruins), Donk, Bakkal
Serbia: Kahriman, Ivanovi, Rukavina, Kolarov, Smiljani, Jankovi, Raki (73 Mrdja), D. Milovanovi, D. Toi,
Drini (65 Z. Toi), Basta (73 Babovi)
2009
Winner: Germany
Stadium,
Venue
Malm New
29/06/2009 Germany - England 4-0 Castro 23, zil 48, Wagner 79, 84
Stadium, Malmo
Germany: Neuer, Beck, Boenisch, Hwedes, Boateng, Khedira, zil (89 Schmelzer), Wagner, Johnson (69
Schwaab), Hummels (83 Aogo), Castro
England: Loach, Cranie (79 Gardner), Cattermole, Onuoha (46 Mancienne), Milner, Noble, A. Johnson, Muamba (78
Rodwell), Walcott, Richards, Gibbs
2011
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Winner: Spain
Stadium,
Venue
Aarhus Stadion, Ander Herrera 41, Thiago
25/06/2011 Switzerland - Spain 0-2
Aarhus Alcntara 81
Switzerland: Sommer, Koch, Rossini, Lustenberger, Emeghara (53 Gavranovi), Frei (54 Abrashi), Shaqiri,
Mehmedi, Xhaka (67 Kasami), Klose, Berardi
Spain: De Gea, lvaro Domnguez, Javi Martnez, Adrin Lpez (80 Jeffren Surez), Juan Mata, Montoya, Ddac
Vil, Ander Herrera (90 Diego Capel), Thiago Alcntara, Bota, Muniain (85 Parejo)
2013
Winner: Spain
Stadium,
Venue
Immobile 10, Borini 80; Thiago
Itztadion Teddy,
18/06/2013 Italy - Spain 2-4 Alcntara 6, 31, 38 (P), Isco 66
Jerusalem
(P)
Italy: Bardi, Donati, Verratti (76 Crimi), Caldirola, Florenzi (58 Saponara), Immobile (58 Gabbiadini), Insigne,
Bianchetti, Regini, Borini, Rossi
Spain: De Gea, Montoya, Illarramendi, Bartra, Iigo Martnez, Koke (86 Camacho), Thiago Alcntara, Tello (71
Muniain), Morata (80 Rodrigo), Moreno, Isco
2015
Winner: Sweden
Stadium,
Venue
0-0 Eden Arena,
30/06/2015 Sweden - Portugal
aet, 4-3 pens Prague
Sweden: Carlgren, Nilsson Lindelf, Milosevic, Helander (46 Baffo), Augustinsson, Lewicki, Hiljemark, Khalili,
Guidetti, Kiese Thelin, Tibbling (66 Quaison)
Portugal: Jos S, Ricardo Esgaio, Tiago Ilori, Paulo Oliveira, Raphal Guerreiro, William Carvalho, Srgio Oliveira
(54 Toz), Bernardo Silva, Ivan Cavaleiro (61 Iuri Medeiros), Ricardo (70 Gonalo Pacincia), Joo Mrio
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Facts & figures

Finals
2015: Sweden 0-0 Portugal (4-3 pens); Prague, Czech Republic
2013: Spain 4-2 Italy; Jerusalem, Israel
2011: Spain 2-0 Switzerland; Aarhus, Denmark
2009: Germany 4-0 England; Malmo, Sweden
2007: Netherlands 4-1 Serbia; Groningen, Netherlands
2006: Netherlands 3-0 Ukraine; Porto, Portugal
2004: Italy 3-0 Serbia & Montenegro; Bochum, Germany
2002: Czech Republic 0-0 France (3-1 pens); Basel, Switzerland
2000: Italy 2-1 Czech Republic; Bratislava, Slovakia
1998: Spain 1-0 Greece; Bucharest, Romania
1996: Italy 1-1 Spain (4-2 pens); Barcelona, Spain
1994: Italy 1-0 Portugal (aet); Montpellier, France
1992: Italy 2-1 Sweden (agg); two legs, Ferrara and Vaxjo
1990: Soviet Union 7-3 Yugoslavia (agg); two legs, Sarajevo and Simferopol
1988: France 3-0 Greece (agg); two legs, Piraeus and Besancon
1986: Spain 3-3 Italy (agg; 3-0 pens); two legs, Rome and Valladolid
1984: England 3-0 Spain (agg); two legs, Seville and Sheffield
1982: England 5-4 West Germany (agg); two legs, Sheffield and Bremen
1980: Soviet Union 1-0 East Germany (agg); two legs, Rostock and Moscow
1978: Yugoslavia 5-4 East Germany (agg); two legs, Halle and Mostar
Biggest wins
Qualifying: Spain 14-0 San Marino (2006)
Two-legged knockout: England 6-1 France (1984), West Germany 5-0 Soviet Union (1982), Hungary 5-0 Poland
(1986), Denmark 5-0 Poland (1992)
Final tournament: England 6-0 Turkey (2000)
Individual match goalscoring
Qualifying: 5
Gojko Kaar (Serbia v Hungary, 07/09/08)
Jan Chramosta (Andorra v Czech Republic, 05/06/12)
Final tournament: 3
Jan Kliment (Serbia v Czech Republic, 20/06/15)
Marcus Berg (Sweden v Belarus, 16/06/09)
Two-legged tie: 4
Aris Karasavvidis (Greece v Netherlands, semi-final first leg, 13/04/88)
Mark Hateley (England v France, quarter-final first leg, 28/02/84)
Overall competition top scorers
2015: Saido Berahino (England) 10
2013: Rodrigo (Spain) 12
2011: Tom Pekhart (Czech Republic) 10
2009: Robert Acquafresca (Italy) 8
2007: Nikita Bazhenov (Russia), Igor Denisov (Russia), Dragan Mrdja (Serbia), Maceo Rigters (Netherlands), Theo
Walcott (England) 4
2006: Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands) 14
2004: Alberto Gilardino (Italy) 11
2002: Ricardo Cabanas (Switzerland) 9
2000: Lampros Choutos (Greece) 15
1998: Steffen Iversen (Norway) 9
1996: Roy Makaay (Netherlands), Ole Gunnar Solskjr (Norway) 10
1994: Toni (Portugal) 8
1992: Peter Mller (Denmark) 9
1990: Igor Kolyvanov (USSR) 9
1988: Aristidis Karasavidis (Greece) 5
1986: Gianluca Vialli (Italy) 4
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1984: Mark Hateley (England) 6

1982: Pierre Littbarski (West Germany) 6
1980: Ramaz Shengelia (USSR) 3
1978: Vahid Halilhodi (Yugoslavia) 6
Finals top scorers
2015: Jan Kliment (Czech Republic) 3
2013: lvaro Morata (Spain) 4
2011: Adrin (Spain) 5
2009: Marcus Berg (Sweden) 7
2007: Maceo Rigters (Netherlands) 4
2006: Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands) 4
2004: Alberto Gilardino (Italy), Johan Elmander (Sweden) 4
2002: Massimo Maccarone (Italy) 3
2000: David Jarolm (Czech Republic), Igor Tudor (Croatia), Luk Doek (Czech Republic) 2
1998: Steffen Iversen (Norway), Nikos Liberopoulos (Greece) 3
1996: Ral Gonzlez (Spain) 3
1994: Joo Vieira Pinto (Portugal) 3
1992: Renato Buso (Italy) 3
1990: Davor uker (Yugoslavia), Andrei Sidelnikov (USSR) 3
1988: Aris Karasavvidis (Greece) 5
1986: Gianluca Vialli (Italy) 4
1984: Mark Hateley (England) 6
1982: Pierre Littbarski (West Germany) 6
1980: Ramaz Shengelia (USSR) 3
1978: Vahid Halilhodi (Yugoslavia) 6
All time top scorers (final tournaments)
Marcus Berg (Sweden) 7
Adrian Lpez (Spain) 5
Vahid Halilhodi (Yugoslavia) 6
Pierre Littbarski (West Germany) 6
All time top scorers (including qualifying)
Lampros Choutos (Greece) 15
Tom Pekhart (Czech Republic) 15
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands) 14
Roy Makaay (Netherlands) 14
Most appearances (final tournaments)
Branislav Ivanovi (Serbia) 13
Dejan Milovanovi (Serbia) 11
Thiago Alcantara (Spain) 10
David de Gea (Spain) 10
Milan Bisevac (Serbia) 9
Matteo Brighi (Italy) 9
Danil de Ridder (Netherlands) 9
Boko Jankovi (Serbia) 9
Martn Montoya (Spain) 9
Iker Muniain (Spain) 9
Most appearances (including qualifying)
James Milner (England) 32
Jan Polk (Czech Republic) 29
Mickal Landreau (France) 28
Branislav Ivanovi (Serbia) 27
Jean-Franois Gillet (Belgium) 26
Jonas Kamper (Denmark) 26
2017 qualifying top scorers
Patrik Schick (Czech Republic) 10
Uro Djurdjevi (Serbia) 9
Michael Gregoritsch (Austria) 9
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Gerard Deulofeu (Spain) 8

Marcus Ingvartsen (Denmark) 8
Munir El Haddadi (Spain) 7
Stipe Perica (Croatia) 7
Davie Selke (Germany) 7
Highest attendances
Qualifying: Turkey v Germany, Istanbul, 18/11/03, 42,000
Final tournament (except final): Switzerland v Italy, Basel, 22/05/02, 30,000
Final: Italy v Spain, Barcelona, 31/05/96, 35,500
(Statistics apply for UEFA European Under-21 Championship from 1978 onwards. All years given are dates for final
tournament; four teams until 1998, including two-legged semi-finals and final until 1994)
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Legend
:: Squad list
No: number DoB: date of birth Qual: qualifying FT: final tournament Pld: played Gls: goals Overall U21: final
tournament only
:: Match officials
Nat: nationality DoB: date of birth
Under-21: Total matches officiated in the UEFA European U21 Championship including all qualifying round matches.
Matches as the fourth official are not included in these statistics. These are the official statistics considered valid for
communicating official records in the competition.
UEFA: Total matches officiated in all UEFA competitions including all qualifying round matches. Matches where the
official has acted as the fourth official are not included in these statistics. These are the official statistics considered
valid for communicating official records in the competition.
:: Group statistics/Tournament schedule

Pos: position Pld: played W: won D: drawn L: lost GF: goals for GA: goals against Pts: points
:: NOTE: All-time statistics

Goals totals include the outcome of disciplinary decisions (eg. match forfeits when a 3-0 result is determined). Goals
totals do not include goals scored from the penalty mark during a penalty shoot-out.
Competitions
Club competitions National team competitions
UCL: UEFA Champions League EURO: UEFA European Football Championship
ECCC: European Champion Clubs' Cup WC: FIFA World Cup
UEL: UEFA Europa League CONFCUP: FIFA Confederations Cup
UCUP: UEFA Cup FRIE: Friendly internationals
UCWC: UEFA Cup Winners' Cup U21FRIE: Under-21 friendly internationals
SCUP: UEFA Super Cup U21: UEFA European Under-21 Championship
UIC: UEFA Intertoto Cup U17: UEFA Under-17 Championship
ICF: Inter-Cities Fairs Cup U16: UEFA European Under-16 Championship
U19: UEFA Under-19 Championship
U18: UEFA European Under-18 Championship
WWC: FIFA Women's World Cup
WEURO: UEFA European Women's Championship
Competition stages Other abbreviations
F: Final GS: Group stage (aet): After extra time pens: Penalties
GS1: First group stage GS2: Second group stage No.: Number og: Own goal
3QR: Third qualifying round R1: First round ag: Match decided on away P: Penalty
R2: Second round R3: Third round goals agg: Aggregate
R4: Fourth round PR: Preliminary round Pld: Matches played AP: Appearances
SF: Semi-finals QF: Quarter-finals Pos.: Position Comp.: Competition
R16: round of 16 QR: Qualifying round Pts: Points D: Drawn
R32: Round of 32 1QR: First qualifying round R: Sent off (straight red card) DoB: Date of birth
1st: first leg 2QR: Second qualifying Res.: Result ET: Extra Time
round sg: Match decided by silver GA: Goals against
2nd: second leg FT: Final tournament goal t: Match decided by toss of a
PO: Play-off ELITE: Elite round coin
Rep: Replay 3rdPO: Third-place play-off GF: Goals for W: Won
PO - FT: Play-off for Final GS-FT: Group stage final gg: Match decided by golden Y: Booked
Tournament tournament goal L: Lost
Y/R: Sent off (two yellow Nat.: Nationality
cards) N/A: Not applicable
f: Match forfeited
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Statistics
-: Denotes player substituted +: Denotes player introduced
*: Denotes player sent off +/-: Denotes player introduced and substituted
Squad list
D: Disciplinary
*: Misses next match if booked
S: Suspended
Overall: Total appearances in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship final tournament only
Disclaimer: Although UEFA has taken all reasonable care that the information contained within this document is
accurate at the time of publication, no representation or guarantee (including liability towards third parties), expressed
or implied, is made as to its accuracy, reliability or completeness. Therefore, UEFA assumes no liability for the use or
interpretation of information contained herein. More information can be found in the competition regulations available
on UEFA.com.
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