UEFA Women’s EURO 2017: a numbers we need
0: France and Germany did not concur a goal in qualifying.
1: Five teams are creation their initial UEFA Women’s EURO finals appearances – Austria, Belgium, Portugal, Scotland and Switzerland.
2: Only dual nations have reached past finals but ever winning and they have both finished so twice – England (1984 and 2009) and Italy (1993 and 1997).
3: Only 3 nations have won this title – Germany (eight times), Norway (twice) and Sweden (once).
4: Only one actor has managed 4 goals in a UEFA Women’s EURO finals compare – Norway’s Marianne Pettersen in a 5-0 grop better of Denmark in 1997. It is also a joint-largest finals win with Germany v Russia in 2001 and Sweden v Finland in 2013.
5: Italy’s Melania Gabbiadini is a usually actor with a career sum of 5 goals in UEFA Women’s EURO finals organisation stages.
6: Germany’s Inka Grings managed a record 6 goals in a 2009 finals to finish as tip scorer for a second true tournament.
7: The seven finals venues pity a 31 games are Breda, Deventer, Doetinchem, Enschede, Rotterdam, Tilburg and Utrecht.
8: Four teams managed a perfect 8 wins in qualifying – France, Germany, Spain and Switzerland.
9: Belgium’s Tessa Wullaert was a tip provider in subordinate with nine assists.
10: Three players managed ten goals in qualifying – Norway’s Ada Hegerberg, Iceland’s Harpa Thorsteinsdóttir and Scotland’s Jane Ross.
16: For a initial time there are 16 teams in a finals, adult from a 12 in 2009 and 2013 and 8 before to that.
19: Célia Å aÅ¡ić (née Okoyino da Mbabi) scored a record 19 goals in Germany’s run to a 2013 title, including qualifying.
20: Years given a final hat-trick in a UEFA Women’s EURO final contest – Angélique Roujas for France in their 3-1 win opposite Russia in a organisation theatre on 2 Jul 1997.
22: Years Germany have been reigning champions, winning a pretension behind from Norway in 1995 and maintaining it in 1997, 2001, 2005, 2009 and 2013.
34: The oldest scorer in a post-1991 final contest is Patrizia Panico aged 34 years 208 days for Italy in a 2009 quarter-final with Germany. Outfield players that could mangle that record this time are Ife Dieke and Leanne Ross of Scotland.
40: Germany’s Birgit Prinz has scored a record 40 UEFA Women’s EURO goals including 10 in finals (a symbol she shares with Grings). Prinz also has a record 23 finals appearances and 5 titles (1995, 1997, 2001, 2005 and 2009).
47: A record 47 nations entered a 2017 competition.
55: Patrizia Panico played in a record 55 UEFA Women’s EURO games including qualifiers and, now retired, is absent from a finals for a initial time given a organisation theatre was introduced in 1997.
104: Germany became a initial group to pass 100 finals goals during a 2013 book and are now adult to 104. They have conceded usually 23 in those 44 games, of that 35 were won and usually dual lost.
105: Minute of a second leg of their play-off opposite Romania in that Portugal got their decisive extra-time divided goal, scored by debutant surrogate Andreia Norton.
200: Last Friday Gemma Fay won her 200th top for Scotland, a usually actor in a finals to be on a double century.
368: A record series of players are featuring in this largest-ever finals.
41,301: The competition record crowd that watched Germany kick Norway 1-0 in a 2013 final during Friends Arena, Stockholm.
216,888: The sum series of people that watched a 25 games in a 2013 finals in Sweden.