WU19 EURO qualifying: highway to Switzerland

The final of UEFA’s annual national-team tournaments to finish in 2016/17 will turn a initial to start in 2017/18 when a Women’s U19 EURO subordinate turn starts on Friday only 19 days after Spain carried a prize in Belfast.

How a foe works

• Of a record entrance of 49, all teams are concerned in a subordinate turn solely hosts Switzerland, who have a bye to a finals in July.
• The 48 teams are separate into 12 groups, all played as one-venue mini-tournaments to be finished by 31 Oct (with Spain starting their debate in that final territory in Albania).
• Kosovo make their foe entrance on Tuesday when they face record six-time champions Germany in Iceland.
• The tip dual in any subordinate turn organisation swell to a chosen round, drawn in Nov and played in Apr or June.
• The chosen turn will include of 6 four-team groups; a territory winners and a runners-up with a best record opposite a sides initial and third in their pool join Switzerland in a finals.

The groups: fixtures

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Group 1 (12–18 September): Germany, Iceland*, Montenegro, Kosovo

Group 2 (18–24 October): England, Slovenia, Wales, Kazakhstan*

Group 3 (8–14 September): Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Lithuania*

Group 4 (25–31 October): Spain (holders), Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Albania*

Group 5 (16–22 October): Norway, Portugal*, Northern Ireland, Cyprus

Group 6 (18–24 October): Netherlands*, Republic of Ireland, Estonia, Latvia

Group 7 (16–22 October): France, Italy, Moldova*, Faroe Islands

Group 8 (17–23 October): Belgium, Austria*, Croatia, FYR Macedonia

Group 9 (18–24 October): Sweden, Czech Republic, Belarus, Bulgaria*

Group 10 (18–24 October): Scotland, Turkey, Hungary*, Armenia

Group 11 (12–18 September): Finland*, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Israel

Group 12 (12–18 September): Russia, Poland, Greece, Georgia*

*Hosts

The dates

Elite turn pull (Nyon): 24 November
Elite round: 2–10 Apr 4–12 June
Finals pull (Switzerland): tbc June
Final contest (Switzerland): 18–30 July

• Switzerland will turn a initial republic to theatre a eight-team final contest some-more than once – it was a venue for Germany’s 2006 triumph.

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