2013 UEFA European Women's Championship Tournament Stats Pack

2013 UEFA EUROPEAN WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
TOURNAMENT STATS PACK
Contents Women's football in UEFA.................................................................................................2 Tournament schedule........................................................................................................4 Tournament statistics: Competition statistics.....................................................................5 Tournament statistics: Team statistics.............................................................................22 Previous meetings...........................................................................................................23 All-time statistics..............................................................................................................30 Head coach.....................................................................................................................31 Venue guide....................................................................................................................37 All-time finals...................................................................................................................44 Legend............................................................................................................................46
2013 UEFA European Women's Championship TOURNAMENT STATS PACK
Women's football in UEFA

National senior teams UEFA first became involved in women's football in 1971 when a motion was passed urging national associations to take responsibility for the female game in their countries. The first competitive fixture in a UEFA women's competition was played on 18 August 1982 in Vammala when Finland were beaten 6-0 by Sweden in the opening game of qualifying for the UEFA European Competition for Representative Women's Teams. Sweden were to win the final in 1984. For the 1991 edition the competition was relaunched as the UEFA Women's Championship. The final was played over two legs in 1984. Between 1987 and 1993 there was a four-team knockout final tournament, before a one-off final in 1995. In 1997, 2001 and 2005 there was an eight-team final tournament played every four years, expanded to 12 in 2009. The 2017 final tournament will include 16 teams. From 16 competitors in the 1984 edition, the current tournament began with 45 entrants. National youth teams The UEFA European Women's Under-18 Championship was launched in 1997/98 and has run annually ever since, altering to an U19 event in 2001/02. Germany have secured six wins (2000, 2001, 2002, 2006, 2007, 2011) while other champions have been Denmark (1998), Sweden (1999 and 2012), France (2003 and 2010), Spain (2004), Russia (2005), Italy (2008) and England (2009). The 2012/13 U19 final tournament will be played in Wales from 19 to 31 August. Denmark, England and France join the hosts in Group A and in Group B are holders Sweden, Germany, Finland and Norway. In 2007/08 the first annual UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship was held. The first six final tournaments were four-team knockout competition in UEFA's home town of Nyon, Switzerland, with Germany winning three times (2008, 2009, 2012), Spain twice (2010, 2011) and Poland/Sweden taking the title this year. For 2013/14 the final tournament will become an eight-team event held by pre-selected hosts. England stages the first of those from 28 November to 8 December this year, before a revertion to summer daes for 2014 (Iceland) and 2015 (Belarus). European club competition At its meeting in Paris on 23 May 2000, the UEFA Executive Committee approved the proposal to introduce a European Women's club competition, and thus the UEFA Women's Cup for national league champions came into being. For 2009/10 the competition was relaunched as the UEFA Women's Champions League, also allowing entry to the runners-up from the eight top-ranked nations. In the first final on 23 May 2002, 1. FFC Frankfurt beat Ume IK 2-0 with two Steffi Jones goals in the Waldstadion. Frankfurt were to pick up further wins in 2006 and 2008. Ume triumphed in 2003 and 2004 and also lost the 2007 and 2008 finals. A second German team, 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam, took the trophy in 2005. Arsenal LFC won in 2007. Last season two debutants reached the final, with another German club, FCR 2001 Duisburg, defeating Russia's Zvezda-2005 to emulate both Frankfurt and Potsdam in winning the trophy at their first attempt. Duisburg won the first leg in Russia 6-0 and drew their home leg 1-1 in front of a competition record 28,112 crowd at the MSV Arena. In 2009/10 the competition became the UEFA Women's Champions League, with the final be played as a one-off fixture in the same city as the men's UEFA Champions League final, two nights before. Winners so far have been 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam (2010 at Getafe CF), Olympique Lyonnais (2011 at Fulham FC, 2012 at Munich Olympiastadion) and VfL Wolfsburg (2013 at Chelsea FC). Women's football development programme (WFDP) At its meeting in Prague in December 2010, the UEFA Executive Committee noted the huge growth in the female game on this continent, in both registered players and participation. It agreed to support a new development programme over the period until 2016 via UEFA's HatTrick assistance scheme on behalf of the UEFA member national associations.
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The WDFP envisages expansion at all levels of the sport throughout Europe. The guidance, expertise, advice and resources accompanying the project are intended to give UEFA and its national FAs the chance to put ambitious visions into practice, as well as allowing the associations to advance in accordance with their respective needs. In addition, Steffi Jones, the German women's football great, has been appointed as ambassador for the UEFA WFDP. In this newly created post, Jones will work closely with the governing body to further cultivate women's football across the continent. UEFA has drawn up a list of values to fit its overall vision of the female game. It pledges to lead the development of all aspects of girls and women's football as a key priority and will endeavour to act as a role model by concrete action and by bringing women into governing positions. The chairwoman of the UEFA Women's Football Committee, Karen Espelund, became a full member of the UEFA Executive Committee in the spring of 2012.
Tournament schedule
Grp A A Matches Italy v Finland Sweden v Denmark Kick-Off 18.00CET (18.00 local time) 20.30CET (20.30 local time) Venue rjans vall, Halmstad Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg Final tournament - Group stage Wednesday 10 July 2013
Final tournament - Group stage Thursday 11 July 2013 B B Norway v Iceland Germany v Netherlands 18.00CET (18.00 local time) 20.30CET (20.30 local time) Kalmar Arena, Kalmar Vxj Arena, Vaxjo
Final tournament - Group stage Friday 12 July 2013 C C France v Russia England v Spain 18.00CET (18.00 local time) 20.30CET (20.30 local time) Norrkpings Idrottsparken, Norrkoping Linkping Arena, Linkoping
Final tournament - Group stage Saturday 13 July 2013 A A Italy v Denmark Finland v Sweden 18.00CET (18.00 local time) 20.30CET (20.30 local time) rjans vall, Halmstad Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg
Final tournament - Group stage Sunday 14 July 2013 B B Norway v Netherlands Iceland v Germany 18.00CET (18.00 local time) 20.30CET (20.30 local time) Kalmar Arena, Kalmar Vxj Arena, Vaxjo
Final tournament - Group stage Monday 15 July 2013 C C England v Russia Spain v France 18.00CET (18.00 local time) 20.30CET (20.30 local time) Linkping Arena, Linkoping Norrkpings Idrottsparken, Norrkoping
Final tournament - Group stage Tuesday 16 July 2013 A A Sweden v Italy Denmark v Finland 20.30CET (20.30 local time) 20.30CET (20.30 local time) rjans vall, Halmstad Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg
Final tournament - Group stage Wednesday 17 July 2013 B B Germany v Norway Netherlands v Iceland 18.00CET (18.00 local time) 18.00CET (18.00 local time) Kalmar Arena, Kalmar Vxj Arena, Vaxjo
Final tournament - Group stage Thursday 18 July 2013 C C France v England Russia v Spain 20.30CET (20.30 local time) 20.30CET (20.30 local time) Linkping Arena, Linkoping Norrkpings Idrottsparken, Norrkoping
Quarter-finals Sunday 21 July 2013 Winner Gr. A v 3rd pl. Gr. B/C Runner-up Gr. A v Runner-up Gr. B Quarter-finals Monday 22 July 2013 Winner Gr. B v Runner-up Gr. C Winner Gr. C v 3rd pl. Gr. B/A Semi-finals Wednesday 24 July 2013 Winner QF1 v Winner QF4 Semi-finals Thursday 25 July 2013 Winner QF2 v Winner QF3 Final Sunday 28 July 2013 Winner SF1 v Winner SF2 Matches 16.00CET (16.00 local time) Kick-Off Friends Arena, Solna Venue 20.30CET (20.30 local time) Norrkpings Idrottsparken, Norrkoping 20.30CET (20.30 local time) Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg 18.00CET (18.00 local time) 20.45CET (20.45 local time) Kalmar Arena, Kalmar Linkping Arena, Linkoping 15.00CET (15.00 local time) 18.00CET (18.00 local time) rjans vall, Halmstad Vxj Arena, Vaxjo
Tournament schedule
Tournament statistics: Competition statistics

Qualifying group stage, Group 1 Standings
Pld Italy Russia Poland Bosnia and Herzegovina Greece FYROM 10 10 10 10 10 10 W 9 7 5 3 0 0 D 1 1 2 1 5 2 L 0 2 3 6 5 8 GF 35 31 17 12 7 5 GA 0 6 11 21 20 49 Pts 28 22 17 10 5 2
(17/09/11) Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-1 Italy Goals: 0-1 Parisi 44(pen) Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, Dijakovi, Manigoda, Nikoli, Am. Spahi, Aeri, Durakovi, Fetahovi (Jevti 79), Kro (Hamzi 88), Alisa Spahi (Crnjak 90+1), Kuli Italy: Picarelli, Gama, D'Adda (Guagni 72), Tona, Neboli, Domenichetti, Gabbiadini, Panico, Parisi, Iannella (Stracchi 46), Camporese (21/09/11) Poland 0-3 Russia Poland: Kiedrzynek, Kowalik , Stobba, Lenik, Mika, Chudzik (Sikora 79), elazko (Gawroska 66), Pawlak, Saata (Tarczyska 84), Siwiska, Winczo Russia: Todua, Tsybutovich, Kozhnikova, Dyachkova, Petrova, Kharchenko, Mashina, Savchenkova (Shlyapina 69), Morozova, Zapotichnaya, Sochneva (22/10/11) Russia 4-1 Bosnia and Herzegovina Goals: 1-0 Petrova 27, 1-1 Kuli 54, 2-1 Petrova 55, 3-1 Shlyapina 80, 4-1 Shlyapina 90+1 Russia: Todua, Kozhnikova, Dyachkova (Pertseva 78), Petrova, Mashina, Savchenkova, Morozova, Sochneva (Shlyapina 74), Kostyukova, Medved, Tsybutovich Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, Hadi (Manigoda 79), Dijakovi, Aeri, Am. Spahi, Nikoli, Kuli, Jevti (Salkanovi 49), Hamzi, Alisa Spahi (Denda 87), Kro (22/10/11) FYROM 0-9 Italy Goals: 0-1 Conti 1, 0-2 Conti 11, 0-3 Camporese 18, 0-4 Sabatino 31, 0-5 Sabatino 34, 0-6 Parisi 36, 0-7 Gabbiadini 52, 0-8 Camporese 72, 0-9 Sabatino 79 FYROM: Cakmakoska (F. Kostova 37), S. Andonova, Mileska, Mitrevska, Rochi, Petrova (Naumoska 46), Brahimi, N. Andonova, Saliihi, Georgieva, Stojanova (Smilkovska 46) Italy: Marchitelli, Gama, D'Adda (Rodella 46), Tuttino (Domenichetti 71), Tona, Neboli, Gabbiadini, Conti (Boni 54), Parisi, Sabatino, Camporese (22/10/11) Poland 2-0 Greece Goals: 1-0 elazko 45+4(pen), 2-0 elazko 49 Poland: Jankowska, Stobba, Lenik, Mika, Chudzik, elazko, Pawlak, Saata (Balcerzak 70), Siwiska, Winczo (Sznyrowska 87), Gawroska (Tarczyska 85) Greece: El. Charalampidou, Xera, D. Papadopoulou, Adamaki (Panteliadou 56), Sidira, Moskofidou (Michalakidi 85), Chatzigiannidou, A. Papadopoulou (Kakambouki 66), Gkatzogianni, Mitkou, V. Kydonaki (26/10/11) FYROM 1-1 Greece Goals: 0-1 A. Papadopoulou 37, 1-1 N. Andonova 86 FYROM: F. Kostova, S. Andonova, Mileska, Mitrevska, Rochi, Andreevska (Naceva 69), Brahimi (Dimkoska 69), N. Andonova, Saliihi, Smilkovska, Georgieva (Naumoska 77) Greece: El. Charalampidou, Kakambouki, Adamaki, Sidira, Moskofidou (Michalakidi 77), Chatzigiannidou, Panteliadou, A. Papadopoulou (Kongouli 90+3), Gkatzogianni, Mitkou, V. Kydonaki (26/10/11) Italy 2-0 Russia Goals: 1-0 Conti 10(pen), 2-0 Conti 28 Italy: Picarelli, Gama, D'Adda, Tuttino, Tona, Neboli, Gabbiadini, Conti, Parisi, Sabatino (Pirone 58), Camporese (Domenichetti 70) Russia: Todua, Kozhnikova, Petrova, Orlova , Mashina, Morozova, Kharchenko (Savchenkova 38), Kostyukova (Dyachkova 82), Pertseva, Shlyapina (Sochneva 58), Tsybutovich (26/10/11) Poland 4-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina Goals: 1-0 elazko 45+1, 2-0 elazko 77, 3-0 Winczo 82, 4-0 Stobba 86 Poland: Kiedrzynek, Stobba, Lenik, Mika, Chudzik, elazko (Balcerzak 83), Pawlak, Grnicka, Winczo (Sznyrowska 89), Pakulska, Gawroska (Tarczyska 65) Bosnia and Herzegovina: Trako, Dijakovi, Manigoda, Aeri, Am. Spahi (Crnjak 83), Hadi, Hamzi, Demidi (Jovanovi 87), Kro, Alisa Spahi, Kuli (19/11/11) FYROM 2-6 Bosnia and Herzegovina Goals: 0-1 Kro 17, 0-2 Kuli 33, 0-3 Kuli 36, 1-3 Saliihi 50, 1-4 Kuli 60, 1-5 Kuli 76, 2-5 Rochi 78, 2-6 Alisa Spahi 79 FYROM: F. Kostova, Georgieva (Petrova 81), S. Andonova, M. Arsova, Mileska, Rochi, Andreevska (Naumoska 72), Brahimi, Saliihi, Stojanova (Smilkovska 65), Mitrevska Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, Hadi, Manigoda, Aeri, Am. Spahi, Al. Spahi (Muri 64), Fetahovi (Demidi 71), Nikoli, Kro, Alisa Spahi, Kuli (Crnjak 83)
Tournament statistics

(19/11/11) Greece 0-4 Russia Goals: 0-1 Petrova 23(pen), 0-2 Sochneva 58, 0-3 Petrova 78, 0-4 Terekhova 79 Greece: El. Charalampidou, Vlasiadou, Xera, Kakambouki, D. Papadopoulou, Gkatzogianni, Sidira (Chatzigiannidou 51), Panteliadou, A. Papadopoulou (Dimitriou 82), Kongouli (Moskofidou 62), V. Kydonaki Russia: Todua, Kozhnikova, Dyachkova (Akimova 82), Petrova, Mashina, Savchenkova, Danilova, Sochneva, Kostyukova, Pertseva (Zapotichnaya 84), Morozova (Terekhova 77) (19/11/11) Poland 0-5 Italy Goals: 0-1 Gabbiadini 25, 0-2 Gabbiadini 63, 0-3 Panico 74, 0-4 Camporese 77, 0-5 Gabbiadini 82 Poland: Kiedrzynek, Kowalik , Lenik, Mika, Chudzik, elazko, Tarczyska, Pawlak, Saata (Balcerzak 90+2), Siwiska (Pakulska 67), Gawroska (Sikora 46) Italy: Picarelli, Gama, D'Adda (Motta 89), Tuttino, Tona, Neboli, Gabbiadini, Panico (Sabatino 81), Conti, Parisi, Camporese (Domenichetti 83) (23/11/11) FYROM 0-3 Poland Goals: 0-1 Winczo 4, 0-2 elazko 10, 0-3 Winczo 13 FYROM: F. Kostova, Georgieva (Stojanova 60), S. Andonova, M. Arsova, Mileska (Petrova 62), Rochi, Andreevska, Brahimi (Dimkoska 73), N. Andonova, Saliihi, Mitrevska Poland: Kiedrzynek, Grnicka, Konsek, Stobba, Chudzik (Sikora 87), elazko (Saata 46), Tarczyska (Gawroska 65), Pawlak, Siwiska, Winczo, Pakulska (23/11/11) Italy 2-0 Greece Goals: 1-0 Gabbiadini 59, 2-0 Domenichetti 83 Italy: Picarelli, Gama, D'Adda, Tuttino, Tona, Neboli, Gabbiadini, Panico (Sabatino 72), Conti (Domenichetti 69), Parisi, Camporese (Pirone 86) Greece: El. Charalampidou, Xera, Kakambouki, Gkatzogianni, Sidira (Michalakidi 79), Chatzigiannidou, A. Papadopoulou, Kongouli (Panteliadou 60), Adamaki, Mitkou (Dimitriou 74), V. Kydonaki (15/02/12) Greece 2-3 Bosnia and Herzegovina Goals: 0-1 Kuli 8, 0-2 Kuli 21, 0-3 Muri 60, 1-3 Panteliadou 75, 2-3 Panteliadou 89 Greece: El. Charalampidou, Xera (Moskofidou 65), Kakambouki, D. Papadopoulou (Dimitriou 80), Adamaki, Kongouli (Michalakidi 88), Chatzigiannidou, Panteliadou, A. Papadopoulou, Mitkou, V. Kydonaki Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, Jevti, Dijakovi, Aeri, Am. Spahi, Fetahovi, Muri (abi 90+8), Omeradi (Demidi 83), Hamzi (Kro 59), Alisa Spahi, Kuli (31/03/12) Russia 8-0 FYROM Goals: 1-0 Morozova 14, 2-0 Mashina 21, 3-0 Pertseva 54, 4-0 Morozova 68, 5-0 Mashina 74, 6-0 Mashina 79, 7-0 Morozova 82, 8-0 Medved 87 Russia: Todua, Kozhnikova, Dyachkova (Utitskikh 82), Petrova (Cholovyaga 78), Mashina, Terekhova, Sochneva (Shlyapina 78), Kostyukova, Pertseva, Medved, Morozova FYROM: Cakmakoska, Smilkovska, Ginovska (Stojanova 71), S. Andonova, M. Arsova, Mileska (Angelovska 90), Rochi, Brahimi, N. Andonova, Naceva (Naumoska 80), Petrova (31/03/12) Greece 1-1 Poland Goals: 0-1 Saata 20, 1-1 Moskofidou 38 Greece: El. Charalampidou, Kakambouki, Gkatzogianni, Adamaki, Kongouli, Chatzigiannidou, A. Papadopoulou, Moskofidou (Arvanitaki 82), Mitkou, Sidira (Dimitriou 72), V. Kydonaki (Xera 75) Poland: Kiedrzynek, Grnicka, Konsek, Stobba (Pakulska 69), Lenik, Chudzik, elazko, Tarczyska (Sikora 77), Saata, Siwiska, Winczo (31/03/12) Italy 4-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina Goals: 1-0 Panico 13, 2-0 Camporese 40, 3-0 Conti 46, 4-0 Panico 74 Italy: Picarelli, Manieri, Tuttino (Carissimi 85), Tona, Neboli, Domenichetti (Iannella 59), Panico, Conti, Parisi (Boni 71), Guagni, Camporese Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, elija, Dijakovi, Hamzi, Am. Spahi, Nikoli, Kuli, Fetahovi (Islamovi 82), Kro, Alisa Spahi (Jevti 86), Muri (abi 68) (04/04/12) Russia 0-2 Italy Goals: 0-1 Panico 8, 0-2 Panico 65 Russia: Todua, Kozhnikova, Dyachkova (Medved 75), Petrova (Shlyapina 71), Mashina, Danilova, Terekhova, Sochneva, Kostyukova, Pertseva, Morozova Italy: Picarelli, Manieri, Tuttino, Tona, Neboli, Domenichetti (Iannella 68), Panico, Conti, Parisi, Guagni, Camporese (Carissimi 84) (04/04/12) Greece 2-2 FYROM Goals: 0-1 Rochi 23, 1-1 Mitkou 32, 1-2 Rochi 45+1, 2-2 Moskofidou 58 Greece: El. Charalampidou, Xera, Kakambouki, Gkatzogianni (Michalakidi 84), Adamaki (Dimitriou 35), Kongouli (Moskofidou 46), Chatzigiannidou, Panteliadou, A. Papadopoulou, Mitkou, Sidira FYROM: F. Kostova, Smilkovska, S. Andonova (Bogleva 90), M. Arsova, Mileska (Naceva 46), Rochi, Brahimi, N. Andonova, Saliihi (Angelovska 90+4), Dimkoska, Petrova (16/06/12) Italy 9-0 FYROM Goals: 1-0 Manieri 31, 2-0 Panico 36, 3-0 Manieri 45, 4-0 Panico 49, 5-0 Iannella 53, 6-0 Panico 55, 7-0 Camporese 62, 8-0 Sabatino 73, 9-0 Tona 78 Italy: Marchitelli, Manieri, D'Adda, Tuttino, Tona, Neboli, Domenichetti (Boni 46), Panico (Pini 65), Camporese, Parisi, Iannella (Sabatino 56) FYROM: Vitanova, Smilkovska, Petrova (Arsovska 54), Rochi, Mileska (Naumoska 66), Brahimi, N. Andonova, Saliihi (Krivanjeva 52), Naceva, Mitrevska, Dimkoska (16/06/12) Russia 4-0 Greece Goals: 1-0 Kostyukova 24, 2-0 Suslova 28, 3-0 Sochneva 60, 4-0 Shlyapina 68 Russia: Todua, Suslova, Petrova, Mashina, Terekhova, Sochneva (Shlyapina 65), Kostyukova, Medved (Kozhnikova 46), Tsybutovich (Utitskikh 73), Cholovyaga, Morozova Greece: El. Charalampidou, Dimitriou, Xera, Kakambouki, Sidira, Kongouli (Adamaki 55), Chatzigiannidou, Panteliadou (Arvanitaki 71), A. Papadopoulou (Michalakidi 82), Moskofidou, Mitkou

(16/06/12) Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-2 Poland Goals: 0-1 elazko 9, 0-2 elazko 27(pen) Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, Dijakovi (Hadi 87), elija, Aeri, Nikoli (Demidi 86), Hadi, Hamzi, Am. Spahi, Kro, Alisa Spahi (Al. Spahi 78), Kuli Poland: Kiedrzynek, Grnicka, Balcerzak (Pakulska 75), Grad, Stobba (Gawroska 90+3), Lenik, Chudzik (Tarczyska 90+4), elazko, Saata, Siwiska, Winczo (20/06/12) Poland 4-0 FYROM Goals: 1-0 Lenik 4, 2-0 Saata 35, 3-0 Saata 51, 4-0 elazko 67 Poland: Kiedrzynek, Grnicka, Balcerzak, Grad, Stobba, Lenik (Pawlak 78), Chudzik (Tarczyska 61), elazko (Gawroska 72), Saata, Siwiska, Winczo FYROM: Vitanova, Smilkovska, S. Andonova, Petrova, Rochi, Mileska (Dimkoska 77), N. Andonova, Saliihi (Krivanjeva 58), Arsovska, Naceva (Angelovska 71), Mitrevska (21/06/12) Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-1 Russia Goals: 0-1 Morozova 73(pen) Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, elija, Nikoli, Fetahovi (Stani 89), Hadi, Am. Spahi, abi, Alisa Spahi (Muri 84), Kro, Al. Spahi, Hamzi Russia: Todua, Suslova, Kozhnikova, Petrova, Mashina, Terekhova (Dyachkova 77), Kostyukova (Sochneva 54), Pertseva, Shlyapina, Tsybutovich, Morozova (15/09/12) FYROM 0-6 Russia Goals: 0-1 Shlyapina 32, 0-2 Shlyapina 41, 0-3 Mashina 58, 0-4 Shlyapina 78, 0-5 Korovkina 87, 0-6 Korovkina 90 FYROM: F. Kostova, Georgieva, S. Andonova, M. Arsova, Andreevska (Naceva 62), Rochi (Saliihi 55), Mileska, Brahimi, N. Andonova, Arsovska (Petrova 71), Mitrevska Russia: Todua, Dyachkova, Petrova (Cholovyaga 85), Mashina, Savchenkova, Sochneva (Korovkina 53), Kostyukova, Shlyapina (Terekhova 79), Medved, Tsybutovich, Morozova (15/09/12) Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-1 Greece Goals: 1-0 abi 16, 1-1 Sidira 56(pen) Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, Dijakovi, Hamzi, Al. Spahi, Aeri, Fetahovi (Muri 46), abi (elija 69), Am. Spahi, Kro (Demidi 90+2), Alisa Spahi, Nikoli Greece: El. Charalampidou, Xera, Kakambouki (Dimitriou 84), Vlasiadou, Gkatzogianni, Adamaki, Sidira, Kongouli, Chatzigiannidou, Panteliadou (Moskofidou 68), A. Papadopoulou (Mitkou 80) (16/09/12) Italy 1-0 Poland Goals: 1-0 Panico 86 Italy: Marchitelli, Manieri, D'Adda, Tuttino, Tona, Neboli, Conti (Domenichetti 90+5), Panico, Camporese (Sabatino 90), Parisi, Iannella (Rodella 67) Poland: Kiedrzynek, Grnicka (Mika 9), Balcerzak, Grad, Stobba, Lenik, Chudzik, Saata (Tarczyska 84), Siwiska, Winczo, Pakulska (Gawroska 90) (19/09/12) Greece 0-0 Italy Greece: Giatraki, Dimitriou, Xera, Kakambouki, Vlasiadou, Adamaki (Mitkou 46), Sidira, Kongouli, Chatzigiannidou, A. Papadopoulou (Gkatzogianni 69), Moskofidou (Panteliadou 63) Italy: Penzo, Manieri, Domenichetti, Ledri, Motta, Rodella, Sabatino, Bonansea (Iannella 68), Boni (Panico 75), Carissimi, Salvai (19/09/12) Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-0 FYROM Goals: 1-0 Fetahovi 31 Bosnia and Herzegovina: Hodi, Dijakovi, Aeri, Hamzi (Demidi 46), Fetahovi (elija 46), Al. Spahi, Am. Spahi, Nikoli, Hadi, abi (Jevti 82), Kro FYROM: F. Kostova, Georgieva, S. Andonova, M. Arsova, Andreevska, Rochi, Brahimi, N. Andonova, Saliihi (Mileska 62), Arsovska, Naceva (Krivanjeva 81) (19/09/12) Russia 1-1 Poland Goals: 0-1 Balcerzak 45, 1-1 Korovkina 72 Russia: Todua, Dyachkova, Petrova, Mashina, Savchenkova, Sochneva (Korovkina 46), Kostyukova, Shlyapina (Terekhova 72), Medved (Gordeeva 56), Tsybutovich, Morozova Poland: Kiedrzynek, Balcerzak, Grad, Stobba (Tarczyska 88), Lenik, Mika, Chudzik, Saata, Siwiska, Winczo, Pakulska (Gawroska 90+3)

Pld Germany Spain Romania Switzerland Kazakhstan Turkey 10 10 10 10 10 10 W 9 6 5 5 2 0 D 1 2 1 0 1 1 L 0 2 4 5 7 9 GF 64 43 20 29 4 4 GA 3 14 20 24 55 48 Pts 28 20 16 15 7 1
(17/09/11) Kazakhstan 0-3 Romania Goals: 0-1 Rus 7, 0-2 Bortan 15, 0-3 Laiu 51 Kazakhstan: Saratovtseva, Zhanatayeva (Myasnikova 69), Alyakina, Zholchiyeva (Idiatullina 88), Ivanova, Kirgizbaeva, Krasyukova, Karibayeva, Li (Maksimenko 81), Bisembayeva, Stolpovskaya Romania: Ganea, Olr, Ficzay, Bortan (Burtic 90), Oprea, M. Sinka, Rus (Z. Sinka 70), Laiu, Srghe, Iuan, Dua (Daniela Gurz 83) (17/09/11) Germany 4-1 Switzerland Goals: 1-0 Bajramaj 32, 2-0 Bajramaj 66, 2-1 Bachmann 68, 3-1 Bresonik 73, 4-1 Mller 79 Germany: Angerer, Schmidt, Bartusiak, Peter (Faisst 81), Krahn, Laudehr, Behringer, Popp (Mller 75), Bresonik, Bajramaj, Goessling Switzerland: Brunner, Egli, Betschart, Graf, Moser (Meyer 59), Bachmann, Dickenmann, Crnogorevi, Abb, Zumbhl (L. Wlti 71), Mehmeti (Maendly 61) (17/09/11) Turkey 1-10 Spain Goals: 0-1 Adriana 10, 0-2 Borja 11, 1-2 Leyla Gngr 20, 1-3 Vernica Boquete 26, 1-4 Sonia 44, 1-5 Vernica Boquete 46, 1-6 Adriana 51, 1-7 Borja 65, 1-8 Vernica Boquete 69, 1-9 Corredera 82, 1-10 Olabarrieta 86 Turkey: Duygu Ylmaz (Fatma ahin 51), Glcan Koca (Zbeyde Kaya 46), Feride Bakr, idem Belci, Fatma Kara, Cansu Ya, Yeim Demirel (Esra Erol 71), Bilgin Defterli, Eyll Elgalp, Leyla Gngr, Yeliz Demir Spain: Tirapu, Landa, Diguez (Olabarrieta 70), Ruth Garca, Alexandra, Sonia (Corredera 55), Vernica Boquete, Adriana, Borja (Ibarra 75), Silvia Meseguer, Marta Torrejn (21/09/11) Switzerland 4-1 Romania Goals: 1-0 Crnogorevi 43, 1-1 Dua 54, 2-1 Bachmann 73, 3-1 Bachmann 84, 4-1 Crnogorevi 87 Switzerland: Brunner, Graf, Kuster (Mehmeti 61), Moser, Bachmann, Crnogorevi, L. Wlti, Abb, Remund, Keller (Meyer 46), Zumbhl (Maendly 79) Romania: Ganea, Olr, Ficzay, Bortan, Oprea (M. Sinka 90+3), Rus, Laiu, Spnu Olar, Iuan (Z. Sinka 90), Srghe, Dua (22/09/11) Kazakhstan 2-0 Turkey Goals: 1-0 Li 57, 2-0 Kirgizbaeva 89 Kazakhstan: Zheleznyak, Alyakina (Zhanatayeva 46), Zholchiyeva, Ivanova, Kirgizbaeva, Krasyukova, Karibayeva, Li (Maksimenko 74), Bisembayeva, Stolpovskaya, Myasnikova (Idiatullina 88) Turkey: Fatma ahin, Glcan Koca, Didem Karagen, idem Belci, Fatma Kara, Cansu Ya, Yeim Demirel (Glbin Hz 46), Bilgin Defterli, Eyll Elgalp (Seval Kra 61), Leyla Gngr, Esra Erol (22/10/11) Turkey 0-0 Kazakhstan Turkey: Fatma ahin, Glcan Koca, Didem Karagen, Feride Bakr, Fatma Kara (ekibe Esebal 87), Cansu Ya, Seval Kra (Yeim Demirel 55), Baak Ersoy (Leyla Gngr 46), Bilgin Defterli, Eyll Elgalp, Esra Erol Kazakhstan: Zheleznyak, Zhanatayeva, Zholchiyeva, Ivanova (Birvagen 69), Kirgizbaeva, Krasyukova, Myasnikova (Maksimenko 66), Karibayeva, Li (Aitymova 83), Bisembayeva, Stolpovskaya (22/10/11) Romania 0-3 Germany Goals: 0-1 Goessling 21, 0-2 Bajramaj 56, 0-3 Behringer 59(pen) Romania: Ganea, Olr, Ficzay, Bortan, Oprea, Srghe, Rus (Vtafu 79), Laiu (Z. Sinka 90), Spnu Olar, Iuan (Birtoiu 64), Dua Germany: Angerer, Schmidt, Peter, Krahn, Laudehr, Behringer, Grings, Bresonik (Mittag 46), Faisst, Bajramaj (Popp 82), Goessling (Odebrecht 77) (23/10/11) Spain 3-2 Switzerland Goals: 1-0 Adriana 19(pen), 2-0 Adriana 36, 2-1 Bachmann 58, 2-2 Mehmeti 69, 3-2 Vernica Boquete 71 Spain: Tirapu, Landa, Diguez, Ruth Garca, Alexandra, Sonia (Willy 86), Vernica Boquete, Adriana (Sandra 89), Silvia Meseguer, Marta Torrejn, Borja (Corredera 61) Switzerland: Thalmann, Betschart, Graf, Moser, Maendly (Meyer 57), Bachmann, Crnogorevi, Abb, Remund (Keller 88), Zumbhl (L. Wlti 46), Mehmeti (27/10/11) Kazakhstan 0-4 Spain Goals: 0-1 Sonia 18, 0-2 Adriana 51(pen), 0-3 Sonia 82, 0-4 Silvia Meseguer 86 Kazakhstan: Zheleznyak, Idiatullina (Zhanatayeva 82), Alyakina, Zholchiyeva, Kirgizbaeva, Krasyukova, Myasnikova, Li (Maksimenko 74), Bisembayeva, Stolpovskaya, Birvagen (Karibayeva 77) Spain: Tirapu, Landa, Diguez, Ruth Garca, Sonia, Vernica Boquete, Adriana (Silvia Meseguer 84), Sandra, Corredera (Willy 76), Ibarra (Borja 69), Marta Torrejn (27/10/11) Romania 7-1 Turkey Goals: 1-0 Laiu 6, 2-0 Srghe 34, 3-0 Dua 37, 3-1 Bilgin Defterli 45+2, 4-1 Dua 47, 5-1 Dua 60, 6-1 Rus 74, 7-1 Rus 86 Romania: Ganea (Prlu 64), Olr, Ficzay, Bortan, Oprea, Srghe, Laiu, Spnu Olar, Iuan (Rus 59), Vtafu, Dua (Birtoiu 77) Turkey: Fatma ahin (Leyla Bac 82), Glcan Koca, Didem Karagen, Feride Bakr, Fatma Kara, Cansu Ya, Bilgin Defterli, Eyll Elgalp, Leyla Gngr (Seval Kra 70), Esra Erol, Yeim Demirel (Baak Ersoy 63)

(19/11/11) Germany 17-0 Kazakhstan Goals: 1-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 3, 2-0 Popp 5, 3-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 10, 4-0 Popp 11, 5-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 14, 6-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 16, 7-0 Laudehr 23, 8-0 Popp 31, 9-0 Behringer 36(pen), 10-0 Laudehr 41, 11-0 Bajramaj 51, 12-0 Popp 59, 13-0 Peter 62, 14-0 Peter 65, 15-0 Mller 74, 16-0 Mller 85, 17-0 Peter 89 Germany: Angerer, Bartusiak, Peter, Laudehr, Behringer (Mittag 46), Popp (Mller 70), Okoyino Da Mbabi (Marozsn 70), Faisst, Odebrecht, Bajramaj, Goessling Kazakhstan: Zheleznyak, Idiatullina, Alyakina, Zholchiyeva (Zhanatayeva 80), Ivanova, Kirgizbaeva, Krasyukova, Myasnikova, Karibayeva, Li (Birvagen 46), Bisembayeva (20/11/11) Romania 0-4 Spain Goals: 0-1 Sonia 42, 0-2 Vernica Boquete 52, 0-3 Vernica Boquete 73, 0-4 Adriana 84 Romania: Ganea, Olr, Ficzay (Iuan 58), Oprea (Daniela Gurz 72), Srghe, Lunca (Herczeg 81), Rus, Laiu, Spnu Olar, Vtafu, Dua Spain: Tirapu, Diguez, Ruth Garca (Paredes 87), Sonia, Vernica Boquete (Borja 79), Adriana, Sandra, Corredera, Silvia Meseguer (Vicky 90+1), Ibarra, Marta Torrejn (23/11/11) Turkey 1-2 Romania Goals: 0-1 Rus 11, 0-2 Ficzay 62, 1-2 Ficzay 86(o.g.) Turkey: Leyla Bac, Glcan Koca, Didem Karagen, idem Belci, Cansu Ya, Erenli (Merve Alada 83), Bilgin Defterli (Elif Deniz 72), Eyll Elgalp (Arzu Karabulut 46), Yamur Uraz, Zbeyde Kaya, Esra Erol Romania: Ganea, Olr, Ficzay, Oprea, Srghe, Rus (Lunca 54), Laiu, Spnu Olar, Iuan (Herczeg 85), Vtafu, Dua (24/11/11) Switzerland 8-1 Kazakhstan Goals: 1-0 Dickenmann 5, 2-0 Maendly 16, 3-0 Moser 28(pen), 3-1 Karibayeva 42, 4-1 L. Wlti 44, 5-1 Dickenmann 45+1, 6-1 Bachmann 56, 7-1 Bachmann 60, 8-1 Dickenmann 81 Switzerland: Thalmann, Betschart, Graf (Keller 53), Kuster (Egli 35), Moser, Maendly, Bachmann (Mehmeti 66), Dickenmann, L. Wlti, Zumbhl, Schwarz Kazakhstan: Zheleznyak (Grebenyuk 46), Zhanatayeva, Maksimenko, Alyakina, Zholchiyeva, Ivanova (Li 46), Kirgizbaeva, Krasyukova, Myasnikova, Karibayeva, Stolpovskaya (Idiatullina 78) (24/11/11) Spain 2-2 Germany Goals: 0-1 Goessling 27, 0-2 Ruth Garca 30(o.g.), 1-2 Vernica Boquete 57, 2-2 Willy 90+1 Spain: Tirapu, Diguez, Ruth Garca, Sonia (Willy 89), Vernica Boquete, Adriana (Vicky 90+4), Sandra, Corredera (Borja 85), Silvia Meseguer, Ibarra, Marta Torrejn Germany: Angerer, Schmidt, Bartusiak (Krahn 46), Peter, Laudehr, Behringer, Popp, Okoyino Da Mbabi (Mller 80), Odebrecht, Bajramaj, Goessling (15/02/12) Turkey 0-5 Germany Goals: 0-1 Marozsn 10, 0-2 Okoyino Da Mbabi 11, 0-3 Bresonik 71, 0-4 Behringer 76, 0-5 Behringer 90 Turkey: Leyla Bac, Glcan Koca, Zbeyde Kaya (Seval Kra 39), Esra Erol, Yamur Uraz, idem Belci, Eyll Elgalp (Filiz ikrk 77), Melisa Ertrk (Baak Ersoy 53), Leyla Gngr, Cansu Ya, Arzu Karabulut Germany: Schult, Bartusiak, Peter, Behringer, Popp (Mller 84), Bresonik (Huth 84), Okoyino Da Mbabi (Mittag 46), Marozsn, Faisst, Odebrecht, Goessling (31/03/12) Romania 3-0 Kazakhstan Goals: 1-0 Banuta 53, 2-0 Dua 65, 3-0 Banuta 87 Romania: Ganea, Olr, Ficzay, Bortan, Srghe, M. Sinka, Laiu, Spnu Olar, Z. Sinka (Birtoiu 81), Banuta, Dua Kazakhstan: Zheleznyak, Zhanatayeva, Alyakina, Zholchiyeva, Kirgizbaeva, Karibayeva, Li (Aitymova 64), Bisembayeva, Alimkulova (Vyldanova 76), Babshuk (Idiatullina 46), Myasnikova (31/03/12) Germany 5-0 Spain Goals: 1-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 24, 2-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 58, 3-0 Popp 61, 4-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 68, 5-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 86 Germany: Schult, Schmidt, Peter, Krahn, Behringer (Bajramaj 25), Bresonik (Popp 54), Mittag, Okoyino Da Mbabi, Odebrecht, Goessling (Marozsn 84), Henning Spain: Tirapu, Melisa, Ruth Garca (Paredes 75), Diguez, Sonia, Vernica Boquete, Adriana (Borja 65), Sandra (Landa 79), Silvia Meseguer, Corredera, Marta Torrejn (31/03/12) Switzerland 5-0 Turkey Goals: 1-0 Maendly 3, 2-0 Maendly 9, 3-0 Bachmann 30, 4-0 Crnogorevi 53, 5-0 Dickenmann 87 Switzerland: Oehrli, Egli, Kuster, Moser, Maendly (Zumbhl 46), Bachmann (Mehmeti 62), Dickenmann, Crnogorevi (Betschart 76), Abb, Keller, Brki Turkey: Leyla Bac, Glcan Koca (Sibel Duman 84), Didem Karagen, Esra Erol, Yamur Uraz, Cansu Ya, Elif Deniz (idem Belci 58), Erenli (Yeim Demirel 58), Arzu Karabulut, Leyla Gngr, Eyll Elgalp (05/04/12) Spain 13-0 Kazakhstan Goals: 1-0 Vernica Boquete 20(pen), 2-0 Sonia 21, 3-0 Borja 29, 4-0 Mara Paz 32, 5-0 Mara Paz 38, 6-0 Mara Paz 45, 7-0 Mara Paz 52, 8-0 Borja 53, 9-0 Mara Paz 58, 10-0 Mara Paz 60, 11-0 Vernica Boquete 66(pen), 12-0 Marta Torrejn 78, 13-0 Mara Paz 79 Spain: Tirapu, Melisa, Ruth Garca (Landa 46), Diguez (Paredes 71), Mara Paz, Sonia, Vernica Boquete, Sandra (Olabarrieta 58), Silvia Meseguer, Marta Torrejn, Borja Kazakhstan: Grebenyuk, Zhanatayeva (Nikolayenko 46), Idiatullina (Li 46), Alyakina, Zholchiyeva, Kirgizbaeva (Volkova 80), Vyldanova, Karibayeva, Bisembayeva, Alimbozova, Myasnikova (05/04/12) Switzerland 0-6 Germany Goals: 0-1 Okoyino Da Mbabi 16, 0-2 Mittag 24, 0-3 Okoyino Da Mbabi 38, 0-4 Egli 64(o.g.), 0-5 Okoyino Da Mbabi 71, 0-6 Okoyino Da Mbabi 85 Switzerland: Oehrli, Egli, Kuster, Moser (Zumbhl 70), Maendly (L. Wlti 85), Bachmann, Dickenmann, Crnogorevi, Abb, Keller, Brki (Meyer 74) Germany: Schult, Bartusiak, Peter, Krahn, Behringer, Bresonik, Mittag (Popp 70), Okoyino Da Mbabi, Odebrecht, Bajramaj, Goessling (Henning 85)

(31/05/12) Germany 5-0 Romania Goals: 1-0 Bresonik 1, 2-0 Popp 34, 3-0 Marozsn 40, 4-0 Popp 50, 5-0 Popp 90 Germany: Schult, Schmidt (Henning 77), Bartusiak, Peter, Laudehr, Behringer (Krahn 46), Popp, Bresonik, Marozsn, Odebrecht (Huth 77), Goessling Romania: Prlu, Olr, Ficzay, Bortan (Iuan 57), Oprea, M. Sinka, Srghe, Banuta (Laiu 46), Rus, Spnu Olar (Z. Sinka 78), Dua (16/06/12) Switzerland 4-3 Spain Goals: 1-0 Bachmann 18, 1-1 Mara Paz 25, 1-2 Ruth Garca 37, 2-2 Crnogorevi 54, 2-3 Vernica Boquete 73(pen), 3-3 Bachmann 80, 4-3 Zumbhl 82 Switzerland: Oehrli, Kuster, Moser (Egli 81), Maendly (Zumbhl 60), Bachmann, Dickenmann, Crnogorevi, L. Wlti (Graf 54), Abb, Humm, Keller Spain: Pons, Ruth Garca, Diguez, Mara Paz (Erika Vzquez 60), Sonia, Vernica Boquete, Sandra, Silvia Meseguer, Corredera (Borja 46), Ibarra, Marta Torrejn (21/06/12) Spain 4-0 Turkey Goals: 1-0 Sonia 13, 2-0 Mara Paz 32, 3-0 Mara Paz 35, 4-0 Seval Kra 85(o.g.) Spain: Pons, Landa, Melisa, Ruth Garca, Diguez, Sonia, Mara Paz (Corredera 64), Silvia Meseguer (Vicky 59), Ibarra (Hermoso 69), Erika Vzquez, Paredes Turkey: Fatma ahin, Songl Ece, Didem Karagen, Damla Demirdn, Reyhan eker, Seval Kra, Merve Alada (Filiz ikrk 46), Esra Erol, Cansu Ya (Eda Karata 86), Yamur Uraz, Elif Deniz (Eyll Elgalp 69) (21/06/12) Romania 4-2 Switzerland Goals: 0-1 Crnogorevi 8, 1-1 Rus 41, 2-1 Rus 60, 3-1 Dua 61, 3-2 Abb 64, 4-2 Rus 81 Romania: Ganea, Olr, Ficzay, Bortan, Oprea, Srghe (Iuan 74), Rus, Laiu (Voicu 46), Spnu Olar, Vtafu, Dua (Banuta 85) Switzerland: Oehrli, Moser, Maendly, Bachmann, Dickenmann, Crnogorevi, L. Wlti, Abb, Humm (Egli 59), Keller (Stilz 81), Schwarz (Betschart 85) (15/09/12) Kazakhstan 0-7 Germany Goals: 0-1 Okoyino Da Mbabi 8, 0-2 Odebrecht 33, 0-3 Okoyino Da Mbabi 42, 0-4 Mittag 55, 0-5 Schmidt 63, 0-6 Mller 86, 0-7 Goessling 87 Kazakhstan: Grebenyuk, Zhanatayeva, Alyakina, Zholchiyeva, Kirgizbaeva, Krasyukova, M. Yalova (Volkova 64), Karibayeva (Idiatullina 46), Myasnikova, Birvagen, Vyldanova (Alimkulova 84) Germany: Angerer, Schmidt, Bartusiak, Peter, Laudehr, Behringer, Mittag (Kulig 66), Okoyino Da Mbabi (Mller 66), Odebrecht (Krahn 46), Bajramaj, Goessling (15/09/12) Turkey 1-3 Switzerland Goals: 0-1 Dickenmann 25, 1-1 Yamur Uraz 27, 1-2 Bachmann 70, 1-3 Bachmann 73 Turkey: Fatma ahin, Yeim Demirel (Arzu Karabulut 76), Didem Karagen, Songl Ece, idem Belci, Seval Kra (Bra Ahlatc 88), Leyla Gngr (Merve Alada 64), Esra Erol, Yamur Uraz, Reyhan eker, Damla Demirdn Switzerland: Thalmann, Kuster, Moser, Maendly (Meyer 76), Bachmann, Dickenmann, Crnogorevi, Abb (Graf 56), Keller (Humm 62), Brki, Bernauer (19/09/12) Kazakhstan 1-0 Switzerland Goals: 1-0 M. Yalova 58 Kazakhstan: Zheleznyak, Zhanatayeva, Zholchiyeva, Kirgizbaeva, Krasyukova, M. Yalova (Volkova 89), Karibayeva, Aitymova (Idiatullina 57), Myasnikova, Birvagen, Vyldanova (Alimkulova 90+3) Switzerland: Oehrli, Betschart, Graf, Kuster, Moser, Maendly (Keller 46), Bachmann, Crnogorevi, Humm, Brki, Bernauer (19/09/12) Germany 10-0 Turkey Goals: 1-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 17, 2-0 Mittag 23, 3-0 Laudehr 45+1(pen), 4-0 Behringer 52, 5-0 Behringer 60(pen), 6-0 Mller 72, 7-0 Okoyino Da Mbabi 74, 8-0 Bajramaj 85, 9-0 Mller 86, 10-0 Mller 90+2 Germany: Angerer, Schmidt, Bartusiak, Peter, Laudehr, Behringer, Mittag (Mller 65), Okoyino Da Mbabi, Odebrecht (Kulig 46), Bajramaj, Goessling Turkey: Fatma ahin, Yeim Demirel (Reyhan eker 46), Didem Karagen, Songl Ece (Damla Demirdn 20), idem Belci, Seval Kra, Esra Erol, Cansu Ya, Yamur Uraz, Bra Ahlatc (Arzu Karabulut 83), Eyll Elgalp (19/09/12) Spain 0-0 Romania Spain: Tirapu, Melisa, Ruth Garca, Diguez, Sonia, Vernica Boquete, Mara Paz (Corredera 55), Sandra (Joana Flaviano 59), Silvia Meseguer, Ibarra, Erika Vzquez (Hermoso 75) Romania: Ganea, Olr, Ficzay, Bortan, Oprea, Corduneanu (Voicu 46), Srghe, Vtafu, Rus (Banuta 85), Lunca (Btea 90+2), Spnu Olar
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Pld Norway Iceland Belgium Northern Ireland Hungary Bulgaria 10 10 10 10 10 10 W 8 7 6 3 3 0 D 0 1 2 2 1 0 L 2 2 2 5 6 10 GF 35 28 18 12 18 1 GA 9 4 8 15 22 54 Pts 24 22 20 11 10 0
(19/05/11) Iceland 6-0 Bulgaria Goals: 1-0 M. Vidarsdttir 6, 2-0 S. B. Gunnarsdttir 12, 3-0 M. Vidarsdttir 36, 4-0 Magnsdttir 63, 5-0 M. Vidarsdttir 72(pen), 6-0 M. Vidarsdttir 90+2 Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, . Vidarsdttir, Gardarsdttir (Brynjarsdttir 73), Gsladttir (T. Jnsdttir 78), Magnsdttir, S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir, Fridriksdttir, marsdttir (Lrusdttir 73) Bulgaria: Naydenova, Tsekova, Voyskova, Zhekova, Radoyska, Kireva, Kostova, Nacheva, Gaberova (Boycheva 75), Slavcheva, Gospodinova (Koshuleva 85) (17/09/11) Belgium 2-1 Hungary Goals: 1-0 Wullaert 43, 1-1 Jakabfi 81, 2-1 Demoustier 85 Belgium: Van Houtven, Biesmans, Jaques, Coutereels, van de Putte, De Cock, Demoustier, Wullaert (Heiremans 82), Zeler (Wiard 90), Van Broeck, Mermans (Elsen 82) Hungary: Szcs, Demeter, A. I. Tth, Gl, Smuczer, Szeitl, Vg (Mry 87), Jakabfi, Rcz, Jakab (Sipos 46), Szuh (Pdr 59) (17/09/11) Iceland 3-1 Norway Goals: 1-0 Magnsdttir 8, 2-0 M. Vidarsdttir 15(pen), 3-0 Magnsdttir 32, 3-1 Stensland 70 Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, . Vidarsdttir, Fridriksdttir (Brynjarsdttir 75), Gsladttir, Magnsdttir, S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir, Lrusdttir (dinsdttir 80), marsdttir (lafsdttir 63) Norway: Hjelmseth, Akerhaugen, Mjelde, Stensland, Woods (Andersen 37), Rnning, Herlovsen, Haavi (Isaksen 75), Gardsjord, Thorsnes, Mykjland (21/09/11) Norway 6-0 Hungary Goals: 1-0 Andersen 23, 2-0 Herlovsen 31, 3-0 Herlovsen 62, 4-0 Lund 65, 5-0 Stensland 78, 6-0 Tofte Ims 89 Norway: Hjelmseth, Mjelde, Stensland, Lund, Rnning (Giske 20), Herlovsen, Haavi, Gardsjord (Hegland 70), Thorsnes (Tofte Ims 80), Mykjland, Andersen Hungary: Szcs, A. I. Tth, Gl, Smuczer, Pdr (Sipos 75), Szeitl, Vg, Mry, Rcz, Tlosi, Megyeri (21/09/11) Iceland 0-0 Belgium Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, . Vidarsdttir (T. Jnsdttir 88), Fridriksdttir, Gsladttir, Magnsdttir, S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir, Lrusdttir (dinsdttir 64), marsdttir (lafsdttir 64) Belgium: Broos, Biesmans (Verbruggen 57), Jaques, van de Putte, De Cock, Marchal (Philtjens 76), Demoustier, Wullaert (Wiard 86), Zeler, Van Broeck, Mermans (22/10/11) Hungary 0-1 Iceland Goals: 0-1 Lrusdttir 68 Hungary: Szcs, Demeter, Gl, Smuczer, Sipos (A. I. Tth 80), Pdr, Szeitl, Vg, Rcz, Tlosi, Papp (Szuh 71) Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, . Vidarsdttir, Sigurdardttir (Brynjarsdttir 59), Gsladttir, Magnsdttir (dinsdttir 87), S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir, Fridriksdttir, lafsdttir (Lrusdttir 46) (22/10/11) Bulgaria 0-1 Northern Ireland Goals: 0-1 Stephens 10 Bulgaria: Naydenova, Hristova (Kireva 84), Boycheva (Mancheva 46), P. Petkova, Voyskova, Radoyska, Kostova, Nacheva, Slavcheva, Todorova, Gospodinova (Koshuleva 78) Northern Ireland: Higgins, Corry, Vance, Caldwell, Nelson, Hutton, Stephens (O'Hagan 84), McMullan, Furness, McFadden, McGuinness (Magill 64) (26/10/11) Belgium 0-1 Norway Goals: 0-1 Lund 66 Belgium: Ickmans, Gregoire, Jaques, Coutereels, van de Putte, Biesmans, Demoustier, Wullaert (Wiard 75), Zeler, Philtjens (Elsen 81), Mermans (De Wulf 75) Norway: Hjelmseth, Stensland, Lund, Hegland, Isaksen (Tofte Ims 77), Woods (Hansen 63), Haavi (Holter 87), Akerhaugen, Thorsnes, Mykjland, G. Knutsen (26/10/11) Northern Ireland 0-2 Iceland Goals: 0-1 Magnsdttir 39, 0-2 Brynjarsdttir 41 Northern Ireland: Higgins, Corry, Vance, Caldwell, Nelson, Hutton, McMullan (Stephens 66), Furness, McFadden, McGuinness (Magill 79), Lennon (Nicholas 89) Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, . Vidarsdttir, Gsladttir, Magnsdttir (G. Jnsdttir 89), S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir, Lrusdttir (dinsdttir 81), Fridriksdttir, Brynjarsdttir (T. Jnsdttir 78) (27/10/11) Bulgaria 0-4 Hungary Goals: 0-1 Vg 24(pen), 0-2 Vg 33, 0-3 Sipos 36, 0-4 Sipos 71 Bulgaria: Naydenova (Shahanska 46), Hristova (Semkova 71), P. Petkova, Voyskova, Radoyska, Kireva (Koshuleva 46), Kostova, Nacheva, Petrunova, Slavcheva, Todorova Hungary: Szcs, Demeter, Gl, Smuczer, Sipos, Pdr, Szeitl, Vg (A. I. Tth 75), Rcz (Mry 85), Jakab (Nagy 80), Tlosi
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(19/11/11) Belgium 5-0 Bulgaria Goals: 1-0 Zeler 5, 2-0 Wiard 14, 3-0 Wiard 43, 4-0 Zeler 56, 5-0 Van Gils 70 Belgium: Van Houtven, Gregoire, Jaques, Coutereels, van de Putte, Biesmans (De Gernier 82), Demoustier, Wiard (Van Gils 69), Zeler (Marchal 72), Philtjens, Mermans Bulgaria: Shahanska, Hristova (Ivanova 65), P. Petkova, Tsekova, Voyskova, Radoyska, Kireva, Kostova, Petrunova, Slavcheva, Todorova (19/11/11) Northern Ireland 3-1 Norway Goals: 1-0 McGuinness 17, 2-0 Hutton 44, 2-1 Herlovsen 60, 3-1 Furness 74 Northern Ireland: Higgins, Corry, Vance, Caldwell, Nelson, Hutton, Stephens (McMullan 79), O'Hagan, Furness, McFadden, McGuinness (Magill 69) Norway: Hjelmseth, Mjelde, Stensland, Lund, Isaksen, Herlovsen, Giske (Hegerberg 73), Tofte Ims (Hansen 46), Gardsjord, Mykjland, G. Knutsen (Rnning 81) (23/11/11) Bulgaria 0-1 Belgium Goals: 0-1 Demoustier 13 Bulgaria: Shahanska, P. Petkova, Tsekova, Voyskova, Radoyska, Petrakieva (Hristova 88), Gaberova, Petrunova (Prodanova 90+2), Slavcheva, Todorova, Gospodinova (Koshuleva 46) Belgium: Van Houtven, Gregoire, Jaques, Coutereels, van de Putte, De Cock, Biesmans, Demoustier, Wiard (Coryn 82), Philtjens (Van Gils 74), Heiremans (Daniels 90+3) (23/11/11) Hungary 2-2 Northern Ireland Goals: 0-1 Nelson 32, 0-2 Hutton 71, 1-2 Hutton 76(o.g.), 2-2 Tlosi 90+2 Hungary: Szcs, Demeter, Gl, Smuczer, Pdr, Szeitl, Vg, Nagy (Jakab 80), Rcz, Tlosi, Sipos (G. Tth 71) Northern Ireland: Higgins, Hurst, Vance, Nelson, Hutton, Stephens (McMullan 78), Magill, Furness, McFadden, McGuinness (Smyth 90+1), Lennon (15/02/12) Belgium 2-2 Northern Ireland Goals: 1-0 Zeler 44, 1-1 O'Hagan 51, 2-1 Wullaert 53, 2-2 Nelson 83 Belgium: Van Houtven, Gregoire, Jaques, van de Putte, De Cock, Demoustier, Cayman, Zeler, Mermans (Wiard 89), Wullaert, Verbruggen Northern Ireland: Higgins, Hurst, Vance, Caldwell, Nelson, Hutton, Stephens (O'Hagan 46), Magill, Furness, McFadden, Milligan (31/03/12) Bulgaria 0-3 Norway Goals: 0-1 Tofte Ims 70, 0-2 Hansen 90, 0-3 Hansen 90+4 Bulgaria: Shahanska, Tsekova, Nacheva, Voyskova, Radoyska, Kireva (Iotova 90+2), Kostova, Gaberova (Stzezova 78), Slavcheva, Todorova, Gospodinova (Koshuleva 64) Norway: C. Knutsen, Lund, Stensland, Akerhaugen, Sandvei, Rnning, Wiik (Haavi 61), Pedersen (Hansen 84), Tofte Ims, Thorsnes, Mykjland (Holstad Berge 46) (04/04/12) Hungary 0-5 Norway Goals: 0-1 Pedersen 8, 0-2 Tofte Ims 30, 0-3 Hansen 46, 0-4 Stensland 60, 0-5 Hansen 64 Hungary: Szcs, Szab, Gl, Smuczer, Sipos (Csiszr 56), Pdr (Vg 65), Szeitl, Rcz, Tlosi, Zgor (Nagy 73), Szuh Norway: C. Knutsen, Lund (Sandvei 26), Hegland, Stensland, Akerhaugen, Rnning (Hansen 46), Pedersen, Tofte Ims, Holstad Berge, Thorsnes (Haavi 62), Moe Wold (04/04/12) Belgium 1-0 Iceland Goals: 1-0 Wullaert 66 Belgium: Broos, Van Broeck, Jaques, van de Putte, De Cock, Biesmans, Cayman, Philtjens (Wiard 67), Mermans (Marchal 79), Verbruggen, Wullaert Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir (Edvardsdttir 90+2), Hnnudttir, Gardarsdttir (marsdttir 64), Gsladttir, Magnsdttir, S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir, Fridriksdttir, Brynjarsdttir (Lrusdttir 71) (25/04/12) Northern Ireland 0-1 Hungary Goals: 0-1 Vg 90+4(pen) Northern Ireland: Higgins, Hurst, Vance, Caldwell (O'Hagan 88), Hutton, Nelson, Stephens (Milligan 55), Magill, McFadden, Lennon (Turner 64), McGuinness Hungary: Szcs, Demeter, Gl, Smuczer, Sipos (Zgor 62), Szeitl, Vg, Nagy, Rcz, Szab, Szuh (Pdr 80) (19/05/12) Northern Ireland 4-1 Bulgaria Goals: 1-0 Magill 3, 2-0 McGuinness 5, 2-1 Gospodinova 34, 3-1 Kireva 44(o.g.), 4-1 Milligan 55 Northern Ireland: Higgins, Corry, Bailie, Caldwell, Nelson, Lennon (Vance 66), Milligan, Magill (O'Hagan 77), McFadden, McGuinness (Smyth 71), Furness Bulgaria: Shahanska, Tsekova, Nacheva, Voyskova, Radoyska, Kireva (Hristova 75), Kostova, Petrunova (Petkova 90+1), Slavcheva, Todorova, Gospodinova (Asenova 88) (16/06/12) Norway 11-0 Bulgaria Goals: 1-0 Herlovsen 8, 2-0 Herlovsen 12, 3-0 Mjelde 22, 4-0 Herlovsen 30, 5-0 Mjelde 34, 6-0 Herlovsen 43, 7-0 Herlovsen 47, 8-0 Hansen 48, 9-0 Pedersen 78, 10-0 Knudsen 80, 11-0 Voyskova 83(o.g.) Norway: Hjelmseth, Lund, Hegland, Akerhaugen, Mjelde, Rnning (Moe Wold 69), Herlovsen, Thorsnes (Hansen 59), Mykjland (Pedersen 59), Hansen, Knudsen Bulgaria: Shahanska, Tsekova (Asenova 46), Nacheva, Voyskova, Kireva, Kostova, Gaberova (Prodanova 57), Petrunova, Slavcheva, Todorova, Gospodinova (Petkova 90) (16/06/12) Iceland 3-0 Hungary Goals: 1-0 M. Vidarsdttir 7, 2-0 Magnsdttir 42, 3-0 Jessen 86 Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, Hnnudttir, Gardarsdttir (marsdttir 66), G. Jnsdttir, Magnsdttir, S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir (Jensen 75), Lrusdttir, Fridriksdttir (Jessen 83) Hungary: Szcs, Demeter, Gl, Smuczer, Szeitl, Vg, Nagy, Szuh (Pdr 81), Rcz (Csiszr 46), Szab, Zgor (Megyeri 60)
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(20/06/12) Hungary 1-3 Belgium Goals: 0-1 Mermans 13, 1-1 Nagy 19, 1-2 Cayman 65, 1-3 Wiard 77 Hungary: Szcs, Demeter, Csiszr, Gl, Smuczer, Szeitl, Vg, Nagy (Papp 80), Tlosi, Zgor (Sipos 67), Szuh (Pdr 67) Belgium: Ickmans, Van Broeck, Coutereels, Heiremans, Biesmans, Demoustier, Wullaert, Zeler, Philtjens (Wiard 60), Mermans (Marchal 78), Cayman (20/06/12) Norway 2-0 Northern Ireland Goals: 1-0 Mykjland 77, 2-0 Mjelde 86 Norway: Hjelmseth, Lund (Tofte Ims 46), Hegland (Pedersen 69), Akerhaugen, Mjelde, Rnning, Herlovsen, Hansen (Thorsnes 62), Mykjland, Hansen, Knudsen Northern Ireland: Parker, Corry, Vance, Caldwell, Nelson, Hutton, Smyth (Feehan 90+1), Magill, McFadden (Lennon 89), Furness, McGuinness (Milligan 79) (21/06/12) Bulgaria 0-10 Iceland Goals: 0-1 K. Jnsdttir 10, 0-2 S. B. Gunnarsdttir 29, 0-3 M. Vidarsdttir 36, 0-4 M. Vidarsdttir 49, 0-5 S. B. Gunnarsdttir 50, 0-6 Brynjarsdttir 64, 0-7 marsdttir 67, 0-8 Bjarnadttir 70, 0-9 Lrusdttir 73, 0-10 K. Jnsdttir 80 Bulgaria: Shahanska (Matarova 66), Tsekova, Nacheva, Voyskova, Radoyska, Kireva (Asenova 89), Kostova, Prodanova (Semkova 90+2), Petrunova, Slavcheva, Todorova Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, Hnnudttir, Gardarsdttir, T. Jnsdttir, Magnsdttir (Brynjarsdttir 58), S. B. Gunnarsdttir (Bjarnadttir 68), K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir, Lrusdttir, Fridriksdttir (marsdttir 46) (15/09/12) Norway 3-2 Belgium Goals: 1-0 Thorsnes 4, 2-0 Herlovsen 50, 2-1 Wullaert 54, 3-1 Christensen 61, 3-2 Wiard 73 Norway: Hjelmseth, Lund, Christensen, Knudsen (Gulbrandsen 46), Akerhaugen, Mjelde, Rnning (G. Knutsen 78), Herlovsen, Tofte Ims (Kaurin 64), Thorsnes, Mykjland Belgium: Van Houtven, Van Broeck, Jaques, Coutereels, van de Putte, Biesmans (Verbruggen 72), De Gernier, Demoustier, Wullaert, Cayman, Mermans (Wiard 56) (15/09/12) Iceland 2-0 Northern Ireland Goals: 1-0 Magnsdttir 37, 2-0 Fridriksdttir 53 Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, Fridriksdttir (Jessen 69), Gardarsdttir (M. Vidarsdttir 61), Gsladttir, Magnsdttir, S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir (Viggsdttir 77), Jensen, Lrusdttir, marsdttir Northern Ireland: Higgins, Hurst, Vance, McFadden, Nelson, Hutton, Smyth (Lennon 54), Caldwell, Furness (Bailie 74), Magill, Milligan (Nicholas 86) (19/09/12) Hungary 9-0 Bulgaria Goals: 1-0 Vg 12(pen), 2-0 Vg 14, 3-0 Sipos 37, 4-0 Zgor 46, 5-0 Vg 52, 6-0 Vg 64, 7-0 Rcz 73, 8-0 Rcz 74, 9-0 Pdr 76 Hungary: Szcs, Demeter, Csiszr (A. I. Tth 75), Gl, Smuczer, Szeitl, Vg (Pdr 66), Sipos, Rcz, Szab, Zgor (G. Tth 50) Bulgaria: Shahanska, Sarbinska (Prodanova 40), Tsekova, Nacheva (Dyankova 54), Kireva, Koshuleva, Kostova, Asenova, Kukunova, Petrunova (Gotseva 55), Gospodinova (19/09/12) Northern Ireland 0-2 Belgium Goals: 0-1 Cayman 77, 0-2 Zeler 86 Northern Ireland: Parker, Hurst, Vance, Nelson, Hutton, Caldwell, Furness, Magill, Milligan (Smyth 80), Lennon (Bailie 88), McGuinness Belgium: Senaeve, Van Broeck, Jaques, Coutereels, van de Putte, Biesmans, Demoustier (Wiard 74), Wullaert (Verbruggen 90+1), Zeler, Philtjens (Mermans 45+2), Cayman (19/09/12) Norway 2-1 Iceland Goals: 1-0 Mjelde 39, 2-0 Thorsnes 42, 2-1 M. Vidarsdttir 66 Norway: Hjelmseth, Lund, Christensen, Knudsen, Akerhaugen, Mjelde, Gulbrandsen, Herlovsen, Isaksen (Hansen 67), Thorsnes (Holstad Berge 77), G. Knutsen Iceland: Helgadttir, Atladttir, Hnnudttir (Lrusdttir 56), Gardarsdttir (Thorsteinsdttir 71), Gsladttir, Magnsdttir, S. B. Gunnarsdttir, K. Jnsdttir, M. Vidarsdttir, Fridriksdttir (Brynjarsdttir 84), marsdttir
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Pld France Scotland Wales Republic of Ireland Israel 8 8 8 8 8 W 8 5 3 3 0 D 0 1 1 0 0 L 0 2 4 5 8 GF 32 21 12 8 1 GA 2 12 14 11 35 Pts 24 16 10 9 0
(14/09/11) Israel 0-5 France Goals: 0-1 Eni 5(o.g.), 0-2 Franco 62, 0-3 Abily 71, 0-4 Le Sommer 86, 0-5 Delie 87 Israel: Shamir , Ravitz, Cohen (Sade 63), Shenar (Abo Shanab 83), Shino (Sendel 59), Tawil, Erez, Fridman, Barqui, Eni, Lavi France: Deville, Georges, Meilleroux, Soubeyrand (Le Sommer 58), Franco, Bompastor, Thomis (Abily 45+1), Necib, Bussaglia (Boulleau 83), Thiney, Delie (17/09/11) Wales 0-2 Republic of Ireland Goals: 0-1 O'Sullivan 27, 0-2 O'Sullivan 70 Wales: Nokes, Dykes, Ingle, K. Davies, Ludlow, Daley, Bleazard (Lea 76), M. Green (Manley 88), Lander, Harries (Harding 84), Fishlock Republic of Ireland: Byrne, Murray (Campbell 55), Caldwell, Fahey, Tracy, Quinn, Grant, O'Sullivan, F. O'Sullivan, Smyth (Curtin 78), Roche (Russell 66) (22/09/11) Republic of Ireland 1-3 France Goals: 0-1 Necib 62, 0-2 Delie 69, 0-3 Le Sommer 74, 1-3 O'Gorman 90+2 Republic of Ireland: Byrne, De Burca, Campbell (Roche 85), Fahey, Tracy, Quinn, Grant, O'Gorman, F. O'Sullivan (O'Sullivan 71), Curtin (Russell 75), Smyth France: Deville, Georges, Meilleroux, Soubeyrand, Franco, Bompastor, Abily, Lepailleur (Le Sommer 46), Necib (Thomis 64), Bussaglia (Delie 34), Thiney (12/10/11) Israel 1-6 Scotland Goals: 0-1 J. Ross 5, 0-2 Beattie 9, 1-2 Lavi 35, 1-3 Little 48, 1-4 Little 57, 1-5 Lauder 69, 1-6 Ravitz 72(o.g.) Israel: Shamir , Ravitz, Redman, Shenar, Shino (Sendel 56), Tawil, Erez (Cohen 61), Fridman, Barqui (Cohen 70), Eni, Lavi Scotland: Fay, Small (Jones 86), Dieke, L. Ross (Grant 61), Lauder, Little, Sneddon, Beattie, J. Ross (Love 71), Corsie, Fernon (22/10/11) Republic of Ireland 2-0 Israel Goals: 1-0 O'Sullivan 74, 2-0 Grant 87 Republic of Ireland: Byrne, Curtin (Gorman 86), Murray, Fahey, Tracy, Campbell (Quinn 33), Grant, O'Gorman, F. O'Sullivan, O'Sullivan, Roche (Russell 73) Israel: Shamir , Ravitz, Redman, Shenar (Sade 57), Shino (Shamilov 89), Tawil, Erez, Fridman, Barqui, Lavi, Shelina (Stein 68) (22/10/11) Wales 1-4 France Goals: 1-0 Ludlow 2, 1-1 Thiney 43, 1-2 Le Sommer 67, 1-3 Thiney 74, 1-4 Delie 85 Wales: N. Davies, Dykes, Ingle, K. Davies, Ludlow, Lea (Harding 61), Bleazard (Plewa 82), M. Green, Lander, Harries (Keryakoplis 74), Fishlock France: Deville, Georges, Meilleroux, Soubeyrand (Lepailleur 77), Franco, Bompastor, Le Sommer (Boulleau 87), Abily, Necib (Thomis 46), Thiney, Delie (26/10/11) France 5-0 Israel Goals: 1-0 Thiney 15, 2-0 Bompastor 22(pen), 3-0 Thiney 37, 4-0 Thiney 38, 5-0 Rubio 90 France: Philippe, Georges (Gadea 46), Meilleroux, Soubeyrand (Rubio 85), Franco, Bompastor, Le Sommer (Catala 69), Abily, Necib, Thiney, Delie Israel: Shamir , Ravitz, Sade, Redman, Shenar (Shamilov 56), Tawil, Erez, Fridman, Barqui (Stein 90+6), Lavi, Shelina (Cohen 79) (27/10/11) Scotland 2-2 Wales Goals: 0-1 Lea 4, 1-1 J. Ross 19, 1-2 Lander 26, 2-2 Beattie 44 Scotland: Fay, Small, Dieke, L. Ross (Love 61), Lauder, Little, Sneddon, Beattie, J. Ross, Corsie, Fernon (Evans 87) Wales: N. Davies, Dykes, Ingle, K. Davies, Ludlow, Lea (James 89), Bleazard, M. Green (Ladd 82), Lander, Harries (Keryakoplis 55), Fishlock (20/11/11) Israel 0-2 Wales Goals: 0-1 Lander 8, 0-2 Ingle 88 Israel: Shamir , Ravitz (Shenar 72), Sade, Redman, Shino, Tawil (Cohen 16), Fridman, Barqui, Abo Shanab (Shamilov 58), Lavi, Shelina Wales: Nokes, Dykes, Ingle, K. Davies, Ludlow, Ladd, Bleazard (Wade 89), M. Green, Lander, Harries (James 82), Lea (Keryakoplis 64) (31/03/12) France 2-0 Scotland Goals: 1-0 Dieke 64(o.g.), 2-0 Renard 70 France: Bouhaddi, Renard, Meilleroux, Franco, Bompastor, Le Sommer (Catala 86), Abily, Necib (Thomis 65), Bussaglia (Soubeyrand 46), Thiney, Delie Scotland: Fay, Jones, Small (Fernon 82), Dieke, L. Ross (Evans 55), Love, Little, Sneddon, Grant (C.Murray 88), J. Ross, Corsie (04/04/12) France 4-0 Wales Goals: 1-0 Thomis 9, 2-0 Thomis 38, 3-0 Thomis 50, 4-0 Abily 80 France: Deville, Renard, Georges, Soubeyrand, Franco (Viguier 74), Bompastor, Thomis, Necib, Bussaglia (Abily 59), Thiney (Le Sommer 66), Delie Wales: N. Davies, Dykes, Ingle, K. Davies, M. Green, Ladd, Wiltshire (K. Green 81), Ludlow, Lander (Keryakoplis 70), Harries (Bleazard 46), Fishlock
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(05/04/12) Scotland 2-1 Republic of Ireland Goals: 0-1 O'Sullivan 4, 1-1 Jones 86, 2-1 C.Murray 87 Scotland: Fay, Jones, Small, Dieke, Love (C.Murray 61), Lauder (Evans 64), Little, Sneddon, Grant (L. Ross 11), J. Ross, Corsie Republic of Ireland: Byrne, Perry, M. McDonnell, Campbell, Quinn, Fahey, Grant, O'Gorman, Smyth (Littlejohn 88), Russell (O'Brien 59), O'Sullivan (F. O'Sullivan 74) (16/06/12) Scotland 8-0 Israel Goals: 1-0 Lauder 2, 2-0 Little 6, 3-0 Sneddon 9, 4-0 Love 15, 5-0 Little 25, 6-0 J. Ross 28, 7-0 Little 45, 8-0 Corsie 83 Scotland: Fay, Jones, Small (Corsie 74), Dieke, Love (L. Ross 67), Lauder (Brown 67), Little, Sneddon, Beattie, J. Ross, Fernon Israel: Shamir , Ravitz, Redman, Cohen (Falkon 46), Shenar (Sendel 64), Shelina, Tawil (Eni 90), Erez, Fridman, Barqui, Lavi (16/06/12) Republic of Ireland 0-1 Wales Goals: 0-1 Lander 71 Republic of Ireland: Byrne, Perry, Campbell, Quinn, Tracy, Smyth (Roche 86), Grant, Russell (Khassal 76), O'Gorman, O'Sullivan, O'Brien (Littlejohn 71) Wales: N. Davies, James, Ingle, K. Davies, Jones, Harding (Keryakoplis 60), Wiltshire (Price 87), M. Green (Wade 87), Lander, Harries, Fishlock (20/06/12) Wales 5-0 Israel Goals: 1-0 Harding 3, 2-0 Harding 28, 3-0 Harding 36, 4-0 Wiltshire 50, 5-0 Keryakoplis 72 Wales: N. Davies, Dykes, Ingle, K. Davies, Jones, Harding (Lea 75), Wiltshire, M. Green (James 79), Lander, Harries (Keryakoplis 46), Fishlock Israel: Shamir , Ravitz, Redman, Shenar (Cohen 75), Shelina, Tawil (Sendel 63), Erez, Fridman, Barqui, Lavi, Falkon (Abo Shanab 85) (21/06/12) Republic of Ireland 0-1 Scotland Goals: 0-1 Corsie 25 Republic of Ireland: Byrne, De Burca, Perry, Quinn, Tracy, Fahey, Grant, Littlejohn (O'Sullivan 46), Smyth (F. O'Sullivan 79), Russell (Roche 83), O'Gorman Scotland: Fay, Jones, Small, Dieke, Love, Lauder (Evans 68), Little, Sneddon, Beattie (L. Ross 75), J. Ross, Corsie (15/09/12) Wales 1-2 Scotland Goals: 1-0 Lander 38, 1-1 Love 45, 1-2 Little 68 Wales: N. Davies, Dykes, Ingle, K. Davies, Ludlow, Fishlock, Harding (Keryakoplis 62), M. Green (Ladd 69), Lander (James 84), Wiltshire, Harries Scotland: Fay, Jones, Small, Love (Evans 60), Lauder (Mitchell 75), Little, Sneddon, Beattie (Grant 89), J. Ross, Corsie, Brown (15/09/12) France 4-0 Republic of Ireland Goals: 1-0 Thomis 8, 2-0 Le Sommer 12, 3-0 Le Sommer 43, 4-0 Morel 86 France: Deville, Renard, Boulleau, Georges, Soubeyrand (Catala 66), Franco, Le Sommer, Abily (Morel 80), Thomis (Delie 55), Necib, Thiney Republic of Ireland: Byrne, De Burca, Quinn, Tracy, Fahey, Grant, Perry, F. O'Sullivan, O'Gorman (Russell 46), Smyth (Lawlor 83), Caldwell (19/09/12) Israel 0-2 Republic of Ireland Goals: 0-1 F. O'Sullivan 65, 0-2 Russell 67 Israel: Shamir , Ravitz, Redman, Cohen (Shino 66), Shenar (Barqui 84), Shelina (Cohen 77), Tawil, Fridman, Eni, Lavi, Falkon Republic of Ireland: Byrne, De Burca, Quinn, Tracy, Caldwell, Grant (Curtin 74), Perry, F. O'Sullivan, Smyth (O'Gorman 46), Russell, O'Sullivan (Roche 61) (19/09/12) Scotland 0-5 France Goals: 0-1 Delie 17, 0-2 Le Sommer 34, 0-3 Necib 64, 0-4 Le Sommer 66, 0-5 Delie 72 Scotland: Fay, Jones (Beattie 73), Love, Lauder, Little (Fernon 85), Sneddon, J. Ross, Corsie, Evans, Brown, Mitchell (Grant 70) France: Deville, Renard, Boulleau, Meilleroux (Soyer 62), Soubeyrand (Catala 62), Franco, Le Sommer, Abily (Thomis 78), Necib, Thiney, Delie
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(25/08/11) Belarus 2-1 Estonia Goals: 1-0 Novikova 31, 2-0 Aniskovtseva 45+1, 2-1 Emaje 71 Belarus: Botyanovskaya, Vasilyeva, Borisenko, Shpak, Tatarinova, Novikova, Tretyakova (Loginova 62), Aniskovtseva (Khavanskaya 78), Shramok (Buzinova 89), Avkhimovich, Lutskevich Estonia: Meetua, Emaje, Jaadla, Raadik, Paulus, Loo, Palmaru (Prants 64), Aarna, ernosekova, Zlidnis, unpuu (Sasova 81) (18/09/11) Estonia 1-4 Ukraine Goals: 0-1 Dyatel 2, 0-2 Apanaschenko 9, 0-3 Apanaschenko 19, 0-4 Dyatel 21, 1-4 Aarna 89 Estonia: Meetua, Jaadla, Raadik, Paulus, Loo, Aarna, ernosekova (Emaje 33), Zlidnis (Sasova 79), Saar, Morkovkina, unpuu (Lambin 78) Ukraine: Baranova, Chorna (Kornievets 82), Kotyk, Vasylyuk, Pekur, Dyatel, Romanenko, Lemeshko, Lyshafay, Apanaschenko (Basanska 46), Masalska (Andrushchak 75) (22/10/11) Ukraine 0-0 Slovakia Ukraine: Zvarych, Chorna, Kotyk, Vasylyuk, Pekur, Dyatel, Romanenko, Lemeshko, Apanaschenko, Masalska, Yemelyanova (Andrushchak 46) Slovakia: Koreniov, Harnyov (Budoov 66), Matysov, Brov (Bartoviov 90+3), Feckov, Vojtekov, Ondruov, Kolenov, ukov, Klechov, korvnkov (22/10/11) Finland 6-0 Estonia Goals: 1-0 Sllstrm 33, 2-0 Saari 48, 3-0 Sjlund 55, 4-0 Sllstrm 62, 5-0 Sllstrm 71, 6-0 Saari 87 Finland: Korpela, Saari, Hyyrynen, Kukkonen (Nordlund 77), Nokso-Koivisto, Tolvanen (Puranen 68), Rantanen, Westerlund, Sllstrm, Sainio (Alanen 87), Sjlund Estonia: Meetua, Emaje (ernosekova 76), Jaadla, Raadik, Lambin (Zlidnis 57), Paulus, Loo, Aarna, Sasova (Palmaru 63), Saar, unpuu (26/10/11) Slovakia 3-1 Estonia Goals: 0-1 Loo 4, 1-1 Klechov 18, 2-1 korvnkov 27, 3-1 Klechov 45 Slovakia: El-Dahaibiov, Harnyov (Bartoviov 84), Matysov, Brov, Bojdov (Rybrov 78), Feckov, Ondruov, Kolenov, ukov (Vojtekov 59), Klechov, korvnkov Estonia: Laar, Jaadla, Paulus, Loo (Emaje 41), Palmaru, Aarna, Sasova, Zlidnis, Saar (Raadik 81), Morkovkina, unpuu (Vals 81) (27/10/11) Belarus 2-2 Finland Goals: 0-1 Sllstrm 15, 1-1 Avkhimovich 42, 1-2 Sllstrm 50, 2-2 Avkhimovich 51 Belarus: Botyanovskaya, Lastochkina (Vasilyeva 81), Vyshedko, Shpak, Tatarinova, Urazaeva (Manzhuk 60), Tretyakova (Buzunova 46), Aniskovtseva, Shramok, Borisenko, Avkhimovich Finland: Korpela, Saari, Hyyrynen, Kukkonen, Nokso-Koivisto, Tolvanen, Rantanen (Nordlund 69), Westerlund, Sllstrm, Sainio (Puranen 79), Sjlund (19/11/11) Slovakia 3-0 Belarus Goals: 1-0 Bojdov 52, 2-0 Klechov 71, 3-0 Bartoviov 89 Slovakia: Koreniov, Harnyov (Bartoviov 84), Matysov, Brov, Bojdov (ukov 62), Feckov (Rybrov 75), Vojtekov, Ondruov, Kolenov, Klechov, korvnkov Belarus: Botyanovskaya, Vyshedko, Shpak, Tatarinova, Novikova (Lastochkina 65), Tretyakova (Loginova 60), Aniskovtseva, Shramok, Buzunova, Borisenko, Avkhimovich (Manzhuk 69) (24/11/11) Ukraine 0-1 Belarus Goals: 0-1 Aniskovtseva 5 Ukraine: Baranova, Basanska, Chorna, Kotyk, Vasylyuk, Pekur, Andrushchak, Dyatel (Yemelyanova 12), Romanenko, Apanaschenko, Masalska Belarus: Botyanovskaya, Lastochkina, Vyshedko, Shaiko (Avkhimovich 46), Shpak, Manzhuk (Shramok 68), Tatarinova, Novikova (Lutskevich 90+1), Aniskovtseva, Urazaeva, Borisenko (31/03/12) Slovakia 0-1 Finland Goals: 0-1 Kolenov 90+2(o.g.) Slovakia: Koreniov, Harnyov (Bartoviov 55), Matysov, Brov (Vojtekov 84), Fischerov, Feckov, Ondruov, Kolenov, ukov (Rybrov 68), Klechov, korvnkov Finland: Korpela, Saari, Hyyrynen, Kukkonen, Nokso-Koivisto, Tolvanen (Sjlund 79), Nordlund, Westerlund, Sllstrm, Sainio (Puranen 62), Alanen (05/04/12) Ukraine 5-0 Estonia Goals: 1-0 Apanaschenko 18, 2-0 Apanaschenko 28, 3-0 Pekur 30, 4-0 Chorna 33, 5-0 Apanaschenko 70 Ukraine: Zvarych, Basanska, Chorna, Kotyk (Khodyreva 69), Vasylyuk, Pekur, Romanenko (Boychenko 73), Andrushchak, Lyshafay, Apanaschenko (Kornievets 77), Masalska Estonia: Laar, Emaje, Jaadla (Malets 59), Raadik, Lambin (Aarna 64), Loo, Paulus, Sasova (Jekimova 84), Zlidnis, Morkovkina, unpuu
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(05/04/12) Finland 2-0 Slovakia Goals: 1-0 Alanen 24, 2-0 Tolvanen 90+1 Finland: Korpela, Saari, Hyyrynen, Lehtinen, Kukkonen, Nokso-Koivisto, Tolvanen, Nordlund, Puranen (Sjlund 88), Sllstrm (Talonen 83), Alanen Slovakia: Koreniov, Matysov, Brov, Feckov, Vojtekov (Fischerov 46), Ondruov, Kolenov, ukov, Bartoviov (Harnyov 61), Klechov, korvnkov (16/06/12) Estonia 2-4 Belarus Goals: 0-1 Shramok 46, 1-1 Aarna 49, 2-1 unpuu 59, 2-2 Shramok 63, 2-3 Buzunova 72, 2-4 Buzunova 87 Estonia: Laar, Jaadla, Raadik, Malets, Paulus, Loo (Jekimova 80), Palmaru (ernosekova 58), Aarna, Lambin (Emaje 72), Zlidnis, unpuu Belarus: Botyanovskaya, Lastochkina, Vyshedko, Shpak, Tatarinova (Kharlanova 72), Tretyakova (Buzunova 32), Aniskovtseva (Kiose 88), Shramok, Borisenko, Avkhimovich, Lutskevich (16/06/12) Ukraine 1-2 Finland Goals: 0-1 Talonen 35, 1-1 Khodyreva 69, 1-2 Talonen 85 Ukraine: Zvarych, Basanska, Chorna, Kotyk, Pekur, Khodyreva, Dyatel (Boychenko 75), Kornievets (Romanenko 46), Andrushchak, Lyshafay, Apanaschenko Finland: Korpela, Saari, Hyyrynen, Kukkonen, Nokso-Koivisto, Tolvanen, Nordlund (Saario 85), Talonen (Engman 90+1), Puranen (Heroum 46), Westerlund, Sjlund (20/06/12) Finland 4-0 Belarus Goals: 1-0 Kukkonen 23, 2-0 Talonen 48, 3-0 Puranen 58, 4-0 Sjlund 61 Finland: Meriluoto, Saari, Hyyrynen (Koivisto 87), Kukkonen, Nokso-Koivisto, Tolvanen, Nordlund, Talonen (Engman 64), Puranen, Westerlund, Sjlund (Heroum 82) Belarus: Botyanovskaya, Lastochkina (Tretyakova 88), Vyshedko (Slysh 67), Shpak, Tatarinova (Kiose 63), Aniskovtseva, Shramok, Buzunova, Borisenko, Avkhimovich, Lutskevich (20/06/12) Slovakia 0-2 Ukraine Goals: 0-1 Dyatel 16, 0-2 Romanenko 57 Slovakia: Koreniov, Matysov, Brov, Fischerov (Bartoviov 77), Feckov, Vojtekov, Ondruov, Hmrov, Kolenov, ukov (Bojdov 46), korvnkov (Harnyov 81) Ukraine: Zvarych, Basanska, Chorna, Kotyk, Pekur (Aloshycheva 89), Khodyreva, Dyatel (Kornievets 58), Romanenko, Andrushchak (Masalska 46), Lyshafay, Apanaschenko (25/08/12) Estonia 0-2 Slovakia Goals: 0-1 Hmrov 24, 0-2 korvnkov 47 Estonia: Laar, Emaje, Malets, Raadik, Lambin (Vals 90), Loo, Palmaru (Toom 84), Aarna, Jekimova (ernosekova 64), Zlidnis, Trutsi Slovakia: Koreniov, Matysov, Brov, Fischerov (ukov 63), Bojdov, Feckov, Vojtekov, Hmrov (Bartoviov 75), Kolenov, Klechov, korvnkov (Harnyov 86) (15/09/12) Estonia 0-5 Finland Goals: 0-1 Puranen 7, 0-2 Talonen 13, 0-3 Saari 21(pen), 0-4 Talonen 61, 0-5 Talonen 77 Estonia: Laar, Emaje (Malets 80), Raadik, Loo, Palmaru, Aarna, Jekimova, ernosekova (Lambin 76), Zlidnis, Trutsi, Vals (unpuu 71) Finland: Meriluoto, Saari, Kukkonen, Nokso-Koivisto, Tolvanen, Koivisto, Nordlund (Saario 86), Talonen (Engman 83), Puranen (Heroum 71), Westerlund, Alanen (15/09/12) Belarus 0-5 Ukraine Goals: 0-1 Apanaschenko 28, 0-2 Apanaschenko 32, 0-3 Dyatel 57, 0-4 Vorontsova 65, 0-5 Khodyreva 81(pen) Belarus: Botyanovskaya, Lastochkina, Vyshedko, Shpak, Urazaeva (Shaiko 80), Shcherbachenia (Buzunova 64), Aniskovtseva, Shramok, Borisenko (Khavanskaya 54), Avkhimovich, Lutskevich Ukraine: Zvarych, Basanska, Chorna, Kotyk, Pekur, Khodyreva, Dyatel (Kornievets 83), Romanenko (Ovdiychuk 74), Lyshafay, Apanaschenko, Vorontsova (Boychenko 78) (19/09/12) Belarus 1-0 Slovakia Goals: 1-0 Shpak 54 Belarus: Botyanovskaya, Lastochkina, Shaiko, Shpak, Kharlanova, Tretyakova (Popova 67), Aniskovtseva (Kiose 90+2), Buzunova (Khavanskaya 41), Borisenko, Avkhimovich, Lutskevich Slovakia: Koreniov, Matysov, Brov, Bojdov (ukov 57), Feckov, Vojtekov, Ondruov (Bartoviov 68), Hmrov (Harnyov 77), Kolenov, Klechov, korvnkov (19/09/12) Finland 0-1 Ukraine Goals: 0-1 Pekur 71 Finland: Meriluoto, Saari, Kukkonen, Nokso-Koivisto, Tolvanen, Koivisto, Nordlund, Talonen, Puranen (Heroum 46), Westerlund, Alanen (Engman 68) Ukraine: Zvarych, Basanska, Chorna, Kotyk, Vasylyuk, Pekur, Dyatel, Romanenko (Boychenko 90), Lyshafay, Apanaschenko, Vorontsova (Kornievets 90+2)
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Pld England Netherlands Serbia Slovenia Croatia 8 8 8 8 8 W 6 6 4 1 0 D 2 1 1 1 1 L 0 1 3 6 7 GF 22 20 15 6 6 GA 2 2 18 21 26 Pts 20 19 13 4 1
(17/09/11) Serbia 2-2 England Goals: 0-1 Yankey 6, 0-2 Bradley 19, 1-2 Podovac 55, 2-2 Smiljkovi 90+4 Serbia: Vukovi, Nei, Stojkanovi, Ili (Trajkovi 83), Sretenovi (Radojii 39), Podovac, Pei, Smiljkovi, Slovi, Tenkov (Karadi 78), J. Damnjanovi England: Brown, Susi, Unitt, J. Scott, Bradley, Stoney, White, Bassett, Dowie (R. Williams 46), Carney, Yankey (21/09/11) Netherlands 6-0 Serbia Goals: 1-0 Melis 1, 2-0 Van Den Berg 65, 3-0 Melis 71, 4-0 Hoogendijk 77, 5-0 Melis 78, 6-0 Melis 90+3 Netherlands: Geurts, Bito, Koster, Van Den Berg, Van den Heiligenberg, Hoogendijk, Smit (Van Eyck 82), Spitse (Brummel 86), Melis, Van de Ven (De Ridder 70), Martens Serbia: Vukovi, Nei, Stojkanovi, Ili, Podovac, Pei, Smiljkovi (Krsti 89), Slovi, Tenkov (Markovi 57), Radojii (Sretenovi 67), J. Damnjanovi (22/09/11) England 4-0 Slovenia Goals: 1-0 Yankey 1, 2-0 White 5, 3-0 Houghton 56, 4-0 R. Williams 88 England: Bardsley, A. Scott, Unitt, Houghton, Bradley (Whelan 76), Stoney, Clarke (Buet 90), F. Williams, White, Carney, Yankey (R. Williams 81) Slovenia: Mori, peli, Grad, Zver, Benak, Maleevi, Golob (Salkuni 57), Milenkovi, Vrabel (Levai 80), ganec (pur 73), Tibaut (22/10/11) Croatia 0-3 Netherlands Goals: 0-1 Melis 50, 0-2 Van de Ven 52, 0-3 Smit 72 Croatia: Vuk, iko, Scurich, Hercigonja Moulton, Joak, Peri (Lojna 66), Kolar (Juko 75), Landeka, Bulut, igi, Pavlek (Valuek 58) Netherlands: Geurts, Bito, Koster, Van Den Berg, Van den Heiligenberg (Hogewoning 64), Hoogendijk (Brummel 77), Smit, Spitse, Melis, Van de Ven, Martens (De Ridder 64) (22/10/11) Slovenia 1-2 Serbia Goals: 0-1 Smiljkovi 8, 0-2 Sretenovi 73, 1-2 Stojkanovi 75(o.g.) Slovenia: Mori, peli, Grad (Maleevi 46), Nikl, Zver (Nemah 90+2), Benak, Golob (Rola 73), Milenkovi, Salkuni, ganec, Tibaut Serbia: Vukovi, Nei, Stojkanovi, Ili (Trajkovi 81), Sretenovi, Podovac, Pei (Savanovi 68), Smiljkovi, Tenkov (Radojii 46), Slovi, J. Damnjanovi (27/10/11) Croatia 3-3 Slovenia Goals: 0-1 Scurich 20(o.g.), 0-2 Vrabel 54, 1-2 Juko 56, 1-3 ganec 66, 2-3 Glava 90+2, 3-3 Lojna 90+4 Croatia: Vuk, iko, Scurich, Hercigonja Moulton, Joak, Peri (Lojna 65), Kolar, Landeka, Juko, Valuek (Glava 77), igi Slovenia: Mori, peli, Grad, Nikl (Rola 61), Zver, Benak, Maleevi, Milenkovi, Vrabel (Levai 90+4), ganec (Salkuni 88), Tibaut (27/10/11) Netherlands 0-0 England Netherlands: Geurts, Bito, Koster, Van Den Berg, Van den Heiligenberg, Hoogendijk, Smit, Spitse, Melis, Van de Ven, Martens (De Ridder 69) England: Bardsley, A. Scott, Unitt, J. Scott, Bradley, Stoney, Clarke (Houghton 46), F. Williams, White, Carney, Yankey (19/11/11) Serbia 4-2 Croatia Goals: 0-1 Kolar 27, 1-1 Sretenovi 45+2, 2-1 Radojii 51, 3-1 Radojii 71, 4-1 Podovac 75(pen), 4-2 Kolar 79 Serbia: Vukovi, Trajkovi, Nei, Stojkanovi, Sretenovi (Markovi 71), Podovac (N. Damjanovi 78), Pei, Smiljkovi, Tenkov (Radojii 46), Slovi, J. Damnjanovi Croatia: Vuk, iko (Pavlek 56), Bulut (Peri 68), Scurich, Hercigonja Moulton, Joak, Kolar, Landeka, Kuar, Lojna (Valuek 85), igi (19/11/11) Slovenia 0-2 Netherlands Goals: 0-1 Van de Ven 31, 0-2 De Ridder 90 Slovenia: Mori, Jerina (Kralj 87), peli, Rola, Grad, Nemah, Zver, Milenkovi (Pra 74), Vrabel (Begi 55), ganec, Tibaut Netherlands: Geurts, Bito, Koster, Van Den Berg, Van den Heiligenberg, Hoogendijk, Smit, Spitse, De Ridder, Van de Ven, Martens (23/11/11) England 2-0 Serbia Goals: 1-0 Clarke 41, 2-0 White 51 England: Bardsley, A. Scott, Unitt, J. Scott, Bradley, Stoney, Clarke, F. Williams (Houghton 77), White (R. Williams 87), Carney, Yankey (K. Smith 70) Serbia: Vukovi, Trajkovi, Stojkanovi, Sretenovi (Ili 65), Savanovi, Podovac, Pei (Ili 73), Smiljkovi, Slovi, Radojii, J. Damnjanovi (24/11/11) Netherlands 2-0 Croatia Goals: 1-0 De Ridder 7, 2-0 Spitse 13 Netherlands: Geurts, Bito, Koster, Van Den Berg, Hogewoning, Hoogendijk (Brummel 81), Smit (Oudejans 46), Spitse, De Ridder, Van de Ven (Van de Donk 84), Martens Croatia: Vuk (Bai 90+1), iko, Bulut (Lojna 46), Glava, Scurich, Joak, Kolar (Peri 60), Landeka, Pioni, Kuar, igi (31/03/12) Croatia 0-6 England Goals: 0-1 R. Williams 4, 0-2 Clarke 15, 0-3 Unitt 18, 0-4 White 35, 0-5 Houghton 45, 0-6 Houghton 68 Croatia: Vuk, Scurich, Petrovi, Joak, Peri (Marti 64), Kolar (Bulut 33), Landeka, alek (Juko 46), Lojna, Valuek, igi England: Bardsley, A. Scott, Unitt, J. Scott, Bassett, Houghton, White (Aluko 62), F. Williams (Moore 46), R. Williams, Carney (Asante 46), Clarke
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(05/04/12) Netherlands 3-1 Slovenia Goals: 1-0 Heuver 8, 1-1 Zver 31, 2-1 Van de Ven 70, 3-1 Melis 81 Netherlands: Geurts, Bito, Stentler, Van Den Berg, Hogewoning, Hoogendijk, Van de Ven, Spitse, Melis, Heuver, Martens (Smit 76) Slovenia: Mori, peli (Begi 46), Rola, Grad, Nikl, Zver, Salkuni (Nemah 87), Vrabel (Golob 63), Eren, ganec, Tibaut (16/06/12) Croatia 1-4 Serbia Goals: 0-1 Smiljkovi 40, 0-2 Slovi 43, 0-3 Radojii 47, 1-3 alek 67, 1-4 Pei 71(pen) Croatia: Vuk (Horvat 23), Nevrkla, Scurich, Kolar, Peri, Joak, Juko (alek 46), Lojna, Valuek (Conjar 63), igi, Stipanevi Serbia: Vukovi, Ili, Stojkanovi, Slovi, Sretenovi (Stankovi 74), Nei (Mijatovi 59), Podovac (N. Damjanovi 65), Pei, Smiljkovi, Tenkov, Radojii (17/06/12) England 1-0 Netherlands Goals: 1-0 Yankey 67 England: Brown, A. Scott, Houghton, J. Scott, Bradley, Stoney, Aluko, F. Williams, R. Williams (White 46), Carney (Asante 72), Yankey Netherlands: Geurts, Bito, Koster, Van Den Berg (Stentler 86), Van den Heiligenberg, Hoogendijk, Piete (Smit 74), Spitse, Melis, Heuver (Brummel 73), Martens (20/06/12) Serbia 0-4 Netherlands Goals: 0-1 Melis 21, 0-2 Melis 41, 0-3 Martens 51, 0-4 Van de Donk 58 Serbia: Ivanov, Ili, Mijatovi (Tenkov 58), Stojkanovi, Slovi, Nei, Podovac, Pei (Sretenovi 75), Smiljkovi, Radojii, J. Damnjanovi (Stankovi 68) Netherlands: Geurts, Bito (Stentler 42), Koster, Van Den Berg, Van den Heiligenberg, Hoogendijk (Middag 66), Smit, Spitse, Melis, Van de Donk, Martens (21/06/12) Slovenia 0-4 England Goals: 0-1 J. Scott 29, 0-2 J. Scott 43, 0-3 Carney 54, 0-4 R. Williams 85 Slovenia: evnik, Jerina, Grad, Rola, Nikl (Vrabel 46), on (Begi 54), Benak, Salkuni (Levai 80), Milenkovi, Eren, ganec England: Brown, A. Scott, Houghton (Rafferty 61), J. Scott, Bradley, Stoney, Aluko, Asante, White (Carney 46), F. Williams (R. Williams 70), Yankey (15/09/12) Slovenia 1-0 Croatia Goals: 1-0 Eren 19 Slovenia: Mori, Grad, Rola, Nikl, Zver, Benak (Jerina 46), Salkuni (Begi 65), Milenkovi, Eren (Erman 78), ganec, Tibaut Croatia: Bai, Nevrkla, Scurich, Joak, Landeka, undov, Marti, alek, Lojna, Jeleni (Peri 67), Conjar (Kolar 67) (19/09/12) Serbia 3-0 Slovenia Goals: 1-0 Podovac 35(pen), 2-0 Nei 52, 3-0 Podovac 79 Serbia: Vukovi, Jonovi, Mijatovi (Markovi 63), Stojkanovi, J. Djordjevi, Nei (I. Damnjanovi 82), Podovac, Pei, Smiljkovi, Krsti (Karadi 87), J. Damnjanovi Slovenia: Mori, Jerina (Golob 63), Grad, Rola, Zver, Benak, Salkuni (Begi 69), Milenkovi, Eren (Levai 79), ganec, Tibaut (19/09/12) England 3-0 Croatia Goals: 1-0 J. Scott 21, 2-0 Aluko 47, 3-0 Stoney 80 England: Bardsley, A. Scott, Houghton, J. Scott, Bradley, Stoney (Rafferty 87), Carney, Asante, Aluko, F. Williams, Yankey (Duggan 79) Croatia: Bai, Ceperni (Lojna 76), Scurich, Hercigonja Moulton, Joak, Kolar, Landeka, undov (Conjar 85), Marti, Jeleni (alek 68), Gaiser
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Pld Denmark Austria Czech Republic Portugal Armenia 8 8 8 8 8 W 7 6 4 2 0 D 0 1 1 0 0 L 1 1 3 6 8 GF 28 16 16 16 2 GA 3 9 9 13 44 Pts 21 19 13 6 0
(17/09/11) Armenia 0-8 Portugal Goals: 0-1 Carolina Mendes 2, 0-2 Andrea Rodrigues 7, 0-3 Edite Fernandes 45+2, 0-4 Edite Fernandes 53, 0-5 Andrea Rodrigues 59, 0-6 Kimberly Brando 63, 0-7 Carla Couto 70(pen), 0-8 Laura Luis 84 Armenia: A. Karapetyan, Torgomyan (Yeremyan 62), Ghukasyan, Aleksanyan, Mangasaryan, Khanzatyan (Hakobyan 79), Kostanyan, Armine Khachatryan, L. Karapetyan, M. Stepanyan (Arzumanyan 73), M. Karapetyan Portugal: Marreiros, Carole Costa, Kimberly Brando, Andrea Rodrigues, Cludia Neto (Pereira 86), Edite Fernandes, Carla Couto, Antunes (Rodrigues 63), Snia Matias, Ana Borges, Carolina Mendes (Laura Luis 67) (17/09/11) Austria 1-1 Czech Republic Goals: 0-1 Mocov 55, 1-1 Hanschitz 60 Austria: Kristler, Ruiss (Makas 73), Hanschitz (Entner 64), Fischer, Hller, Wenninger, Prohaska, Grbner, Burger, Schnaderbeck, Feiersinger Czech Republic: Tauov, Vytejnov, Pincov, L. Martnkov, Sedlkov, Vokov (Ringelov 81), Diviov (Korov 78), Krzov, Cahynov, Mocov (Odehnalov 85), I. Martnkov (21/09/11) Armenia 0-5 Denmark Goals: 0-1 Pedersen 4, 0-2 Troelsgaard 29, 0-3 Harder 49, 0-4 L. Jensen 72, 0-5 Nielsen 90+3 Armenia: A. Karapetyan, Torgomyan (Yeremyan 68), Ghukasyan, Aleksanyan, Mangasaryan (Arzumanyan 72), Khanzatyan, Armine Khachatryan, L. Karapetyan, M. Stepanyan, Davtyan (Hakobyan 77), M. Karapetyan Denmark: S. Petersen, Rddik, Sndergaard Pedersen (Christiansen 73), L. Jensen, Arnth, Knudsen, Troelsgaard, Harder, Veje (Rasmussen 46), Pedersen (Nadim 62), Nielsen (22/10/11) Czech Republic 1-0 Portugal Goals: 1-0 Diviov 65 Czech Republic: Tauov, Bertholdov, Vytejnov, L. Martnkov, Sedlkov, Vokov (Ringelov 67), Diviov (Nepokojov 90+1), Krzov (Hoferkov 55), Cahynov, I. Martnkov, Mocov Portugal: P. Morais, Carole Costa, Kimberly Brando, Snia Matias, Cludia Neto, Edite Fernandes, Carla Couto, Antunes (Slvia Rebelo 80), Ana Borges, Ana Leite (Eira 90), Carolina Mendes (Gouveia 46) (22/10/11) Denmark 3-0 Austria Goals: 1-0 Harder 32, 2-0 Harder 41, 3-0 Harder 90+2 Denmark: Johansen, Rddik, Sndergaard Pedersen (Christiansen 73), Arnth, Knudsen, Troelsgaard (Munk 83), Bukh, Harder, Rasmussen (Veje 73), Olsen, Nielsen Austria: Kristler, Walzl (Manhart 46), Hller, Wenninger, Prohaska (Gstttner 80), Grbner, Makas (Eder 75), Schnaderbeck, Entner, Tasch, Feiersinger (26/10/11) Austria 3-0 Armenia Goals: 1-0 Feiersinger 17, 2-0 Tasch 40, 3-0 Gstttner 70 Austria: Kristler, Trdthandl, Hller, Wenninger, Prohaska (Rappold 74), Grbner, Schnaderbeck (Manhart 59), Tasch, Eder , Gstttner, Feiersinger Armenia: A. Karapetyan, Torgomyan, Ghukasyan, Aleksanyan, Khanzatyan (M. Stepanyan 23), Kostanyan, Osipyan, Armine Khachatryan, L. Karapetyan, Davtyan (Yeremyan 78), M. Karapetyan (Arzumanyan 90+2) (26/10/11) Portugal 0-3 Denmark Goals: 0-1 Christiansen 13, 0-2 Pedersen 77, 0-3 Nielsen 87 Portugal: P. Morais, Carole Costa, Kimberly Brando, Slvia Rebelo, Snia Matias (V. Rodrigues 88), Cludia Neto, Edite Fernandes (Laura Luis 86), Carla Couto, Antunes, Ana Borges, Ana Leite (Gouveia 82) Denmark: Johansen, Rddik, Sndergaard Pedersen, Arnth, Knudsen, Troelsgaard, Bukh, Harder (Thorsen 90+1), Veje (Rasmussen 62), Christiansen (Pedersen 74), Nielsen (19/11/11) Portugal 0-1 Austria Goals: 0-1 Feiersinger 13 Portugal: P. Morais, Kimberly Brando, Slvia Rebelo, Snia Matias (Mnica Gonalves 84), Cludia Neto, Edite Fernandes, Carla Couto, Antunes, Ana Borges, Ana Leite (Filipa Pato 64), Carolina Mendes (Jssica Silva 81) Austria: Kristler (Reischer 65), Fischer (Gstttner 83), Hanschitz, Hller, Wenninger, Prohaska, Grbner, Burger, Schnaderbeck, Tasch (Entner 46), Feiersinger (20/11/11) Czech Republic 5-0 Armenia Goals: 1-0 I. Martnkov 3, 2-0 Sedlkov 6, 3-0 L. Martnkov 11, 4-0 Hoferkov 70, 5-0 Pivokov 90+1(pen) Czech Republic: Tauov, Bertholdov, Vytejnov, L. Martnkov, Sedlkov, Vokov (Ringelov 65), Diviov, Cahynov (Pivokov 53), Hoferkov, I. Martnkov, Mocov (Odehnalov 74) Armenia: A. Karapetyan, Torgomyan, Ghukasyan (M. Stepanyan 71), Aleksanyan, Mangasaryan, Khanzatyan (Davtyan 77), Kostanyan, Osipyan, Armine Khachatryan, L. Karapetyan (Arzumanyan 90+1), M. Karapetyan
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(23/11/11) Denmark 11-0 Armenia Goals: 1-0 Troelsgaard 3, 2-0 Troelsgaard 24, 3-0 Rddik 28, 4-0 Harder 36, 5-0 Christiansen 42, 6-0 Harder 44, 7-0 Troelsgaard 53, 8-0 Sndergaard Pedersen 58, 9-0 Rddik 86, 10-0 Harder 88, 11-0 Bukh 90+2 Denmark: Johansen, Rddik, Sndergaard Pedersen, Arnth (L. Jensen 40), Knudsen (Thorsen 68), Troelsgaard, Harder, Christiansen, Rasmussen, Nadim (Bukh 58), Nielsen Armenia: A. Karapetyan, Torgomyan, Ghukasyan, Aleksanyan, Mangasaryan, Osipyan (Arzumanyan 82), Armine Khachatryan, L. Karapetyan, M. Stepanyan, Davtyan, M. Karapetyan (Yeremyan 90+1) (15/02/12) Portugal 6-0 Armenia Goals: 1-0 Laura Luis 30, 2-0 Carole Costa 35, 3-0 Cludia Neto 46, 4-0 Andrea Rodrigues 58, 5-0 Antunes 62, 6-0 Snia Matias 67 Portugal: Neide Simes, Carole Costa, Kimberly Brando, Slvia Rebelo, Snia Matias, Cludia Neto (Antunes 55), Carla Couto (Ana Leite 68), Ana Borges, Andrea Rodrigues, Laura Luis, Carolina Mendes (Tita 75) Armenia: A. Karapetyan, Yeremyan, Torgomyan, Ghukasyan, Aleksanyan, Kostanyan, Osipyan, Armine Khachatryan, L. Karapetyan (Arzumanyan 90), M. Stepanyan, M. Karapetyan (31/03/12) Portugal 2-5 Czech Republic Goals: 0-1 I. Martnkov 13, 1-1 Andrea Rodrigues 20, 1-2 I. Martnkov 27, 1-3 I. Martnkov 36(pen), 1-4 Diviov 45, 1-5 Pivokov 53, 2-5 Carolina Mendes 71 Portugal: P. Morais, Carole Costa, Kimberly Brando, Slvia Rebelo, Snia Matias, Cludia Neto, Carla Couto, Antunes, Andrea Rodrigues (Laura Luis 80), Ana Borges (Ana Leite 73), Carolina Mendes (Pereira 87) Czech Republic: Tauov, Bertholdov, Pincov, L. Martnkov (Korov 86), Sedlkov, Vokov (Hoferkov 80), Diviov, Pivokov, Cahynov (Cvernov 89), I. Martnkov, Mocov (01/04/12) Armenia 2-4 Austria Goals: 1-0 Armenyan 7, 2-0 Ghukasyan 10, 2-1 Burger 21, 2-2 Haas 27, 2-3 Burger 35, 2-4 Burger 59 Armenia: A. Karapetyan, Yeremyan, Armenyan, Ghukasyan, Aleksanyan, Kostanyan, Osipyan, Armine Khachatryan, L. Karapetyan (Arzumanyan 68), M. Stepanyan (Hakobyan 60), M. Karapetyan Austria: Kristler, Hanschitz, Hller, Wenninger, Grbner, Burger, Schnaderbeck, Manhart, Puntigam (Prohaska 52), Feiersinger (Eder 70), Haas (Makas 62) (04/04/12) Czech Republic 0-2 Denmark Goals: 0-1 Veje 35, 0-2 Harder 53 Czech Republic: Tauov, Pincov, Vytejnov, L. Martnkov, Sedlkov, Vokov (Ringelov 46), Diviov, Pivokov, Cahynov (Odehnalov 84), I. Martnkov, Mocov Denmark: Johansen, Rddik, Sndergaard Pedersen, Arnth, Knudsen, Troelsgaard (Nadim 75), Nielsen, Harder, Veje, Rasmussen (Christiansen 67), Olsen (05/04/12) Austria 1-0 Portugal Goals: 1-0 Feiersinger 85 Austria: Pfeiler, Hanschitz, Hller, Wenninger, Prohaska, Grbner, Burger (Trdthandl 90+1), Manhart, Puntigam, Feiersinger, Haas (Makas 79) Portugal: P. Morais, Carole Costa, Kimberly Brando, Slvia Rebelo, Pereira, Cludia Neto, Carla Couto (Garcia 69), Antunes, Andrea Rodrigues (Ana Leite 46), Laura Luis (Carolina Mendes 87), Ana Borges (16/06/12) Czech Republic 2-3 Austria Goals: 0-1 Puntigam 40(pen), 1-1 I. Martnkov 45+3, 1-2 Prohaska 45+5, 1-3 Burger 63, 2-3 Diviov 86 Czech Republic: Vratov, Bertholdov (Danihelkov 51), Pincov, Vytejnov, L. Martnkov, Sedlkov, Diviov, Pivokov (Ringelov 87), Cahynov (Vokov 65), I. Martnkov, Mocov Austria: Pfeiler, Hller, Wenninger, Prohaska (Eder 85), Grbner, Burger, Schnaderbeck, Kirchberger (Pltl 46), Puntigam, Feiersinger, Haas (Makas 48) (20/06/12) Denmark 1-0 Czech Republic Goals: 1-0 Nadim 55 Denmark: Johansen, Rddik, Sndergaard Pedersen, Arnth, Knudsen, Nadim (Troelsgaard 87), Harder, Veje (Rasmussen 70), Christiansen, Sandvej (Bukh 75), Nielsen Czech Republic: Vratov, Odehnalov, Bertholdov, Pincov, Vytejnov, Sedlkov, Vokov (Chlastkov 90+2), Pivokov, Cahynov, Bartoov (Lacinov 85), Ringelov (Korov 75) (15/09/12) Austria 3-1 Denmark Goals: 1-0 Aschauer 42, 2-0 Burger 47, 3-0 Burger 79, 3-1 Nadim 90+2 Austria: Kristler, Hanschitz, Hller, Wenninger, Tieber (Makas 76), Grbner, Burger (Eder 86), Schnaderbeck, Aschauer (Pltl 90+1), Puntigam, Feiersinger Denmark: S. Petersen, Rddik, Sndergaard Pedersen, Arnth, Knudsen, Troelsgaard (Brogaard 82), Nielsen, Nadim, Harder, Veje (Rasmussen 67), Olsen (Christiansen 90+4) (19/09/12) Armenia 0-2 Czech Republic Goals: 0-1 Ringelov 13, 0-2 Danihelkov 66 Armenia: A. Karapetyan, Yeremyan, Ghukasyan, Aleksanyan, Mangasaryan, Kostanyan, Osipyan, Armine Khachatryan, M. Stepanyan (Armenyan 90+1), Torgomyan, M. Karapetyan Czech Republic: Bednaikov, Odehnalov, Bertholdov, Vytejnov, Cvernov, Pivokov (Chlastkov 68), Cahynov, Malinov (Danihelkov 46), Bartoov (Lacinov 86), Ringelov, I. Martnkov (19/09/12) Denmark 2-0 Portugal Goals: 1-0 Harder 65, 2-0 Rddik 81(pen) Denmark: S. Petersen, Rddik, Sndergaard Pedersen, rntoft (Troelsgaard 46), Knudsen, Nielsen, Nadim (Veje 64), Harder, Christiansen (S. Pedersen 88), Rasmussen, Brogaard Portugal: P. Morais, Carole Costa, Amaro (V. Rodrigues 79), Slvia Rebelo, Pereira, Cludia Neto, Edite Fernandes, Vanessa Malho (Antunes 87), Dolores Silva, Ana Borges, Ana Leite (Andrea Rodrigues 86)
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Tournament statistics: Team statistics

Team qualifying statistics
Team Denmark England Finland France Germany Iceland Italy Netherlands Norway Russia Spain Pld 8 8 8 8 10 12 10 8 10 12 12 W 7 6 6 8 9 9 9 6 8 8 7 D 0 2 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 3 L 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 2 2 GF 28 22 22 32 64 34 35 20 35 31 47 GA 3 2 4 2 3 8 2 9 7 17 SG 117 92 77 123 169 126 118 102 99 104 140 Y/R 4/6/6/2/8/1 7/12/5/6/11/1 12/-
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Group A
Italy v Finland
Date 23/06/10 31/03/10 24/04/04 19/07/03 27/06/98 05/05/98 Comp. WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WWC WWC Stage QR QR QR QR QR QR Match Finland v Italy Italy v Finland Italy v Finland Finland v Italy Finland v Italy Italy v Finland Away L 0 2 Pld 3 3 W 2 0 D 1 2 L 0 1 Pld 0 0 Result 1-3 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-2 1-0 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 6 6 W 3 0 Venue Vantaa Ascoli Andria Vaasa Espoo Cagliari Total D 3 3 L 0 3 GF 9 5 GA 5 9
Home Pld Italy Finland 3 3 W 1 0 D 2 1
Sweden v Denmark
Date 16/09/10 11/09/10 05/06/05 09/06/02 30/09/01 04/07/01 31/08/96 30/09/95 29/10/94 15/10/94 07/11/92 13/10/92 26/10/88 15/10/88 Comp. WWC WWC WCHAMP WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP GS-FT QR QR SF QR QR QF QF QF QF QF QF Stage Match Denmark v Sweden Sweden v Denmark Sweden v Denmark Denmark v Sweden Sweden v Denmark Denmark v Sweden Sweden v Denmark Denmark v Sweden Sweden v Denmark Denmark v Sweden Denmark v Sweden Sweden v Denmark Sweden v Denmark Denmark v Sweden Away L 1 3 Pld 7 7 W 3 1 D 2 2 L 2 4 Pld 0 0 Result 2-2 2-1 1-1 2-1 4-1 0-1 2-0 1-2 3-0 2-0 1-1 1-2 1-1 1-5 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 14 14 W 7 3 Venue Vejle Gothenburg Blackpool Ballerup Malmo Ulm Vasteras Hjorring Malmo Hjrring Hjorring Boras Boras Odense Total D 4 4 L 3 7 GF 26 15 GA 15 26
Home Pld Sweden Denmark 7 7 W 4 2 D 2 2
Group A
Italy v Denmark
Date 25/06/01 03/07/97 14/07/91 06/10/90 28/04/90 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage GS-FT GS-FT 3rdPO QR QR Match Italy v Denmark Italy v Denmark Denmark v Italy Italy v Denmark Denmark v Italy Away L 0 0 Pld 2 3 W 0 0 D 0 2 L 2 1 Pld 0 0 Result 2-1 2-2 2-1 1-1 1-0 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 5 5 W 1 2 Venue Aalen Lillestrom Aalborg Oristano Vejle Total D 2 2 L 2 1 GF 6 7 GA 7 6
Home Pld Italy Denmark 3 2 W 1 2 D 2 0
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Finland v Sweden
Date 08/06/05 02/10/04 09/08/03 26/06/02 09/09/01 05/11/00 18/10/00 08/06/83 18/08/82 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage GS-FT QR QR QR QR PO - FT PO - FT QR QR Match Sweden v Finland Finland v Sweden Sweden v Finland Finland v Sweden Sweden v Finland Finland v Sweden Sweden v Finland Sweden v Finland Finland v Sweden Away L 3 0 Pld 5 4 W 0 3 D 1 1 L 4 0 Pld 0 0 Result 0-0 1-1 2-1 0-5 8-1 2-5 5-1 5-0 0-6 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 9 9 W 0 7 Venue Blackpool Vaasa Eskilstuna Pietarsaari Ume Vantaa Jonkoping Solleftea Vammala Total D 2 2 L 7 0 GF 6 37 GA 37 6
Home Pld Finland Sweden 4 5 W 0 4 D 1 1
Group A
Sweden v Italy
Date 28/08/09 07/05/08 05/05/07 26/06/04 17/05/03 08/12/90 18/11/90 30/06/89 28/04/84 08/04/84 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage GS-FT QR QR QR QR QF QF 3rdPO SF SF Match Italy v Sweden Sweden v Italy Italy v Sweden Italy v Sweden Sweden v Italy Italy v Sweden Sweden v Italy Italy v Sweden Sweden v Italy Italy v Sweden Away L 0 4 Pld 6 4 W 4 0 D 1 1 L 1 3 Pld 0 0 Result 0-2 1-0 0-2 2-1 5-0 0-0 1-1 1-2 2-1 2-3 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 10 10 W 7 1 Venue Turku Orebro Trento Benevento Solna Vicenza Malmo Osnabruck Linkoping Rome Total D 2 2 L 1 7 GF 19 7 GA 7 19
Home Pld Sweden Italy 4 6 W 3 1 D 1 1
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Denmark v Finland
Date 23/08/09 27/09/06 26/08/06 11/06/05 26/05/02 13/10/01 01/06/00 12/04/00 17/05/92 21/09/91 24/08/88 28/05/88 11/05/85 24/10/84 Comp. WCHAMP WWC WWC WCHAMP WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage GS-FT QR QR GS-FT QR QR QR QR QR QR QR QR QR QR Match Finland v Denmark Denmark v Finland Finland v Denmark Finland v Denmark Denmark v Finland Finland v Denmark Finland v Denmark Denmark v Finland Denmark v Finland Finland v Denmark Finland v Denmark Denmark v Finland Finland v Denmark Denmark v Finland Away L 0 3 Pld 8 6 W 3 0 D 1 1 L 4 5 Pld 0 0 Result 1-0 1-0 2-1 2-1 4-2 0-6 2-1 3-1 5-0 1-1 1-2 3-1 0-2 1-1 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 14 14 W 8 4 Venue Helsinki Viborg Tampere Blackpool Odense Vantaa Mikkeli Odense Hjorring Tampere Hakunila Kopenhagen Kotka Odense Total D 2 2 L 4 8 GF 31 14 GA 14 31
Home Pld Denmark Finland 6 8 W 5 4 D 1 1
Group B
Norway v Iceland
Date 19/09/12 17/09/11 27/08/09 13/11/04 10/11/04 30/07/83 28/08/82 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP GS-FT PO - FT PO - FT QR QR Stage Match Norway v Iceland Iceland v Norway Iceland v Norway Norway v Iceland Iceland v Norway Iceland v Norway Norway v Iceland Away L 0 3 Pld 4 3 W 3 0 D 0 1 L 1 2 Pld 0 0 Result 2-1 3-1 0-1 2-1 2-7 0-1 2-2 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 7 7 W 5 1 Venue Oslo Reykjavik Lahti Oslo Reykjavik Kopavogur Tonsberg Total D 1 1 L 1 5 GF 16 9 GA 9 16
Home Pld Norway Iceland 3 4 W 2 1 D 1 0
Germany v Netherlands
Date 01/11/07 12/04/07 18/04/02 17/11/01 02/04/98 13/12/97 08/10/83 19/03/83 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WWC WWC WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage QR QR QR QR QR QR QR QR Match Netherlands v Germany Germany v Netherlands Germany v Netherlands Netherlands v Germany Germany v Netherlands Netherlands v Germany Germany v Netherlands Netherlands v Germany Away L 0 2 Pld 4 4 W 2 0 D 1 1 L 1 3 Pld 0 0 Result 0-1 5-1 6-0 0-3 2-1 1-0 1-1 2-2 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 8 8 W 5 1 Venue Volendam Bochum Aschaffenburg Enschede Rheine Almelo Siegen Venray Total D 2 2 L 1 5 GF 20 6 GA 6 20
Home Pld Germany Netherlands 4 4 W 3 1 D 1 1
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Norway v Netherlands
Date 19/06/10 24/10/09 22/05/04 15/05/03 18/04/98 01/10/97 07/11/92 10/10/92 05/11/88 22/10/88 Comp. WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage QR QR QR QR QR QR QF QF QF QF Match Netherlands v Norway Norway v Netherlands Netherlands v Norway Norway v Netherlands Netherlands v Norway Norway v Netherlands Netherlands v Norway Norway v Netherlands Netherlands v Norway Norway v Netherlands Away L 0 3 Pld 5 5 W 3 0 D 2 0 L 0 5 Pld 0 0 Result 2-2 3-0 0-2 2-0 0-0 6-1 0-3 3-0 0-3 2-1 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 10 10 W 8 0 Venue Zwolle Bekkestua Wezep Mandal Sittard Oslo Raalte Oslo Rijsoord Horten Total D 2 2 L 0 8 GF 26 4 GA 4 26
Home Pld Norway Netherlands 5 5 W 5 0 D 0 2
Iceland v Germany
Date 30/08/09 17/08/00 14/10/99 29/09/96 18/09/96 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage GS-FT QR QR PO - FT PO - FT Match Germany v Iceland Iceland v Germany Germany v Iceland Germany v Iceland Iceland v Germany Away L 2 0 Pld 3 2 W 0 2 D 0 0 L 3 0 Pld 0 0 Result 1-0 0-6 5-0 4-0 0-3 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 5 5 W 0 5 Venue Tampere Kopavogur Oldenburg Koblenz Reykjavik Total D 0 0 L 5 0 GF 0 19 GA 19 0
Home Pld Iceland Germany 2 3 W 0 3 D 0 0
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Germany v Norway
Date 07/09/09 24/08/09 26/09/07 19/06/05 06/06/05 04/07/01 17/06/98 06/11/97 03/07/97 06/06/96 02/05/96 14/07/91 02/07/89 14/05/86 07/09/85 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage SF GS-FT SF F GS-FT SF QR QR GS-FT QR QR F F QR QR Match Germany v Norway Germany v Norway Germany v Norway Germany v Norway Germany v Norway Germany v Norway Norway v Germany Germany v Norway Norway v Germany Norway v Germany Germany v Norway Germany v Norway Germany v Norway Norway v Germany Germany v Norway Away L 2 0 Pld 4 8 W 0 2 D 3 0 L 1 6 Pld 3 3 Result 3-1 4-0 3-0 3-1 1-0 1-0 3-2 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 3-1 4-1 0-0 2-3 Final W 3 0 D 0 0 L 0 3 Pld 15 15 W 9 3 Venue Helsinki Tampere Tianjin Blackburn Warrington Ulm Ulefoss Bayreuth Moss Trondheim Jena Aalborg Osnabruck Oslo Lneburg Total D 3 3 L 3 9 GF 28 13 GA 13 28
Home Pld Germany Norway 8 4 W 6 1 D 0 3
Netherlands v Iceland
Date 05/06/96 07/10/95 24/09/94 26/09/93 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage QR QR Match Netherlands v Iceland Iceland v Netherlands Netherlands v Iceland Iceland v Netherlands Home Pld Netherlands Iceland 2 2 W 0 2 D 0 0 L 2 0 Pld 2 2 Away W 0 2 D 0 0 L 2 0 Pld 0 0 Result 0-2 2-0 0-1 2-1 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 4 4 W 0 4 Venue Den Ham Reykjavik Rotterdam Reykjavik Total D 0 0 L 4 0 GF 1 7 GA 7 1
Group C
France v Russia
Date 26/09/04 16/05/04 02/07/97 25/05/96 14/10/95 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage QR QR GS-FT QR QR Match France v Russia Russia v France Russia v France France v Russia Russia v France Away L 2 2 Pld 3 2 W 2 2 D 1 0 L 0 0 Pld 0 0 Result 2-5 0-3 1-3 0-1 0-0 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 5 5 W 2 2 Venue Dijon Selyatino Karlstad Valence Voronezh Total D 1 1 L 2 2 GF 8 7 GA 7 8
Home Pld France Russia 2 3 W 0 0 D 0 1
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England v Spain
Date 19/06/10 01/04/10 02/10/08 25/11/07 29/09/96 08/09/96 20/02/94 19/12/93 Comp. WWC WWC WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage QR QR QR QR PO - FT PO - FT Match Spain v England England v Spain Spain v England England v Spain England v Spain Spain v England England v Spain Spain v England Home Pld England Spain 4 4 W 2 1 D 2 3 L 0 0 Pld 4 4 Away W 0 0 D 3 2 L 1 2 Pld 0 0 Result 2-2 1-0 2-2 1-0 1-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 8 8 W 2 1 Venue Aranda de Duero London Zamora Shrewsbury Tranmere Montilla (crdoba) Bradford Osuna Total D 5 5 L 1 2 GF 8 7 GA 7 8
Group C
England v Russia
Date 28/08/09 24/06/01 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage GS-FT GS-FT Match England v Russia Russia v England Away L 0 0 Pld 1 1 W 0 0 D 1 0 L 0 1 Pld 0 0 Result 3-2 1-1 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 2 2 W 1 0 Venue Helsinki Jena Total D 1 1 L 0 1 GF 4 3 GA 3 4
Home Pld England Russia 1 1 W 1 0 D 0 1
Spain v France
Date 21/05/00 27/11/99 29/06/97 23/04/88 06/03/88 Comp. WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP WCHAMP Stage QR QR GS-FT QR QR Match Spain v France France v Spain France v Spain France v Spain Spain v France Away L 2 0 Pld 3 2 W 0 2 D 2 0 L 1 0 Pld 0 0 Result 1-2 1-0 1-1 0-0 1-3 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 5 5 W 0 3 Venue Villagarcia de Arousa Martigues Karlskoga Castelsarrasin Palma De Rio Total D 2 2 L 3 0 GF 3 7 GA 7 3
Home Pld Spain France 2 3 W 0 1 D 0 2
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France v England
Date 09/07/11 30/09/06 26/03/06 16/11/02 17/10/02 Comp. WWC WWC WWC WWC WWC Stage QF QR QR PO - FT PO - FT Match England v France France v England England v France France v England England v France Away L 0 2 Pld 3 2 W 2 0 D 1 1 L 0 1 Pld 0 0 Result 1-1 0-0 1-0 0-1 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 5 5 W 2 0 Venue Rennes Blackburn Saint-Etienne London Total D 3 3 L 0 2 GF 4 2 GA 2 4 1-1 (3-4P) Leverkusen
Home Pld France England 2 3 W 1 0 D 1 1
Russia v Spain
Date 28/04/02 28/10/01 05/07/97 Comp. WWC WWC WCHAMP Stage QR QR GS-FT Match Spain v Russia Russia v Spain Russia v Spain Away L 1 0 Pld 1 2 W 0 1 D 0 0 L 1 1 Pld 0 0 Result 2-1 2-0 0-1 Final W 0 0 D 0 0 L 0 0 Pld 3 3 W 1 2 Venue Molina de Segura Selyatino Karlskoga Total D 0 0 L 2 1 GF 3 3 GA 3 3
Home Pld Russia Spain 2 1 W 1 1 D 0 0
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All-time statistics - Overall record, 1984 season to date

Matches played in UEFA European Women's Championship
Team Italy Germany Norway Denmark Sweden England France Netherlands Spain Finland Iceland Russia Pld 111 109 109 99 94 92 87 82 80 76 67 67 W 63 85 75 63 64 54 48 38 25 24 28 36 D 23 18 16 13 14 15 18 18 20 18 9 12 L 25 6 18 23 16 23 21 26 35 34 30 19 GF 228 400 313 258 264 217 185 131 149 88 133 136 GA 108 51 87 99 67 96 92 82 122 128 110 76
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Head coach profiles

Denmark: Kenneth Heiner-Mller
Date of birth: 17 January 1971 Playing career: lstykke FC, Ferencvrosi TC, B93 Kbenhavn, AGF rhus, Vejle BK Coaching career: B93 Kbenhavn Under-18, Brndby IF U18, Brndby IF women, Denmark Kenneth Heiner-Mller is a busy man. Not only does has he coached the Denmark women's team since 2006, but he also works part-time as a psychologist and is a teacher at a sports school. Taking his current surname from his wife after they married, Heiner-Mller was known as Kenneth Rasmussen during his playing career as a midfielder, beginning at youth level with B 1903 Kbenhavn and then at senior level with second division lstykke FC. In 1994, he made the rare move from Denmark to Hungary with Ferencvrosi TC, winning the league as well as two national cups in a short spell. Returning home with B 1903, he went on to play for AGF rhus and Vejle BK, taking his tally of Danish league games to 250 before becoming a coach in 2002. His first role was with the B93 Kbenhavn Under-18 side and he then had two years in charge of Brndby IF's team at the same age group, before a 2005 switch to lead the club's female section. Heiner-Mller enjoyed immediate success with a domestic double and run to the UEFA Women's Cup quarter-finals. In July 2006, he was appointed Denmark women's coach after Peter Bonde switched to become assistant for the men's team. After taking his charges to the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup, only just missing out on the quarter-finals and an Olympic berth, Heiner-Mller successfully steered his side through qualifying for UEFA Women's EURO 2009 and 2013. He will step down after the finals to become CEO of development of national coaches and sportsdirectors within Team Danmark, and organisation which supports and finances elite sport in Denmark.
Finland: Andre Jeglertz

Date of birth: 14 February 1972 Playing career: Malm FF, IFK Trelleborg, Ume FC, IFK Hasselholm, Gimons CK Coaching career: Gimons CK, Ume IK (women), Djurgrdens IF (men), Finland (women) Malmo-born Jeglertz will be back in his home country for the finals. Having played in the Allsvenskan for his local side as well as three Sweden Under-21 games, he then spent a long spell at Ume, a city he was to return to as a coach. Moving into management as Gimons player-coach, on ending his playing career, he was appointed by UEFA Women's Cup holders Ume in 2004. He immediately helped them retain that trophy, and reached further finals in 2007 and 2008, as well as winning league titles every year from 2005 to 2008. At the end of that season, Jeglertz was appointed by men's club Djurgrdens, initially as joint-coach with Zoran Luki and then in sole control. He soon stepped down, however, and at the start of 2010, succeeded the long-serving Kld as Finland women's coach, having shown a preference for players from that nation at Ume. They narrowly missed out on the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup play-offs but comfortably qualified for UEFA Women's EURO 2013.
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Italy: Antonio Cabrini

Date of birth: 8 October 1957 Playing career: US Cremonese, Atalanta BC, Juventus, Bologna FC Coaching career: AC Arezzo, FC Crotone, Pisa Calcio, Novara Calcio, Syria, Italy (women) Famed for his performances at left-back for Juventus and Italy, winning every UEFA club trophy and the World Cup, Cabrini took charge of the women's national team in May 2012, a month before they reached UEFA Women's EURO 2013. His playing career began at local Serie C club Cremonese before moving to Serie B side Atalanta and then Juve in 1976. Playing more than 300 games over 13 seasons, he helped them win the 1985 European Champion Clubs' Cup and European/South American Cup, the 1977 UEFA Cup, 1984 European Cup Winners' Cup and six Serie A titles. He also played at three World Cups including the 1982 triumph (though he missed a penalty at 0-0 in the final against West Germany), winning 73 caps and scoring nine goals in all and even captaining the Azzurri. Cabrini retired from playing in 1991 but it was not until 2000 that he took his first coaching role at Serie C1 Arezzo. His other club roles were in the lower divisions, and after a spell outside football, he now has his first job in the women's game.
Sweden: Pia Sundhage

Date of birth: 13 Feburary 1960 Playing career: Falkpings KIK, Jitex BK, sters IF. S.S. Lazio, Stattena IF, Hammarby IF DFF Coaching career: Hammarby IF DFF, Boston Breakers, Kolbotn IL, KIF rebro DFF, United States, Sweden Having been in the Sweden team that won the first official European title in 1984, Sundhage returned home in October 2012 to try and repeat the feat on home soil as coach. A prolific scorer as a player, winning four Swedish titles with Jitex in an 18-year career, she made her international debut aged 15 in 1975 and won 146 caps, scoring 71 goals. Among those was the first goal scored by a woman at Wembley in a 2-0 win in England in 1989. Becoming player-coach of Hammarby in 1992, she had assistant roles at Vallentuna BK, AIK Fotball and Philadelphia Charge before Boston gave her a head position, leading them to the 2003 title in the last season of the professional WUSA league. Returning to Europe for spells in Sweden and Norway, she assisted Marika Domanski Lyfors with China at the 2007 World Cup before taking charge of the US, who she led to two Olympic gold medals and the 2011 World Cup final, which they lost on penalties to Japan. After the 2012 Olympic success, she opted to become Sweden coach on a four-year deal, having won 91 of her 107 games in charge of the US.
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Germany: Silvia Neid

Date of birth: 2 May 1964 Playing career: SC Klinge Seckach, SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach, TSV Siegen Coaching career: Germany Under-18, Germany U19, Germany Silvia Neid had some act to follow when she took over as Germany coach in 2005, but in her very first tournament her team retained the FIFA Women's World Cup and in 2009 made it five European titles in a row. Neid was a leading player in the first great generation of women's football in Germany. Joining SSG 09 Bergisch Gladbach in 1983 from SC Klinge Seckach, she helped them to a league title and one German Cup triumph before moving to TSV Siegen, where she claimed six championships and five knockout crowns between 1985 and 1996. In that time, she also captained Germany to victory at the 1989, 1991 and 1995 UEFA European Women's Championships, as well as reaching the FIFA World Cup final in the last of those years. In 1996 she retired, having long been groomed for a coaching role by the founder of the Germany women's team, Gero Bisanz. Neid joined the technical staff of the national squad under her former playing colleague Tina Theune-Meyer, and in addition to assisting her to further senior European titles in 1997 and 2001 and the 2003 FIFA World Cup, Neid proved a success in charge of the youth team, winning the 2000 and 2001 UEFA European Women's Under-18 Championships and completing a hat-trick with the renamed U19 event a year later. That was topped in 2004 when Germany won the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, and after Neid helped Theune-Meyer to end her time in charge with another European crown in 2005, she took over as senior coach. Germany soon cruised into the 2007 FIFA World Cup and once in China made stately progress to retaining their global title. In 2008, Germany won Olympic bronze for the third consecutive Games and secured another EURO in 2009. Neid's contract currently runs until 2016.
Iceland: Siggi Eyjlfsson

Date of birth: 1 December 1973 Playing career: KR Reykjavk, A Akranes, UNC Greensboro Spartans, Walsall FC, Chester City FC, KRC Harelbeke Coaching career: Iceland The first man to lead an Iceland team to a senior final tournament in either men's or women's football, Eyjlfsson had a cosmpolitan playing career before moving into coaching. Entering the youth ranks of KR Reykjavk at a young age, he graduated to the first team and helped them win the 1994 Icelandic Cup. In 1995, he moved to the United States for a bachelor's degree in exercise and sports science and then a master's in exercise and sports psychology at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. Returning home with A Akranes in 1998, the following year he joined English club Walsall FC, scoring in a 3-1 win against Oldham Athletic FC that secured promotion to the second tier. He was loaned to Chester City FC for the first three months of 2000, before leaving Walsall for KRC Harelbeke of Belgium that November. Six months later, Eyjlfsson was back at KR, winning two league titles in as many years, and he ended his career in 2005 at A. In 2002, he also began working at the Football Association of Iceland as technical director, and in that time he studied for UEFA's coaching qualifications. He earned the UEFA Pro Licence in 2007 in England, making him one of just two people from Iceland to hold the qualification at the time. In January 2007, Eyjlfsson was appointed to the helm of the Iceland women's team, taking a particular interest in the psychological side of coaching as befitting his academic speciality. Success in UEFA Women's EURO 2009 qualifiying was immediate, with his charges beating France 1-0 that June. Although Les Bleues ultimately pipped them to first place in the group, Iceland defeated the Republic of Ireland 4-1 in the play-offs. They lost all three games in Finland, but are back again, missing out in their group in similar style to four years ago, this time behind Norway, but then defeating Ukraine.
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Netherlands: Roger Reijners

Date of birth: 10 February 1964 Playing career: Fortuna Sittard, MVV Maastricht Coaching career: MVV Maastricht, Fortuna Sittard, Netherlands women Netherlands Under-21 midfielder Reijners turned professional with Fortuna and in his first season played in the Dutch Cup final against Feyenoord. After nine seasons he joined MVV where after retirement in 1995, Reijners became a youth coach. Five years later, Reijners began a three-year spell as MVV's first-team coach before moving to Fortuna, where he first led the youth squad then, after a time as assistant, took charge in 2007. Again, he remained for three years until in November 2010, Reijners took a job as Netherlands women's coach, leading them to UEFA Women's EURO 2013 in his first full qualifying campaign.
Norway: Even Pellerud

Date of birth: 15 July 1953 Playing career: Vlerenga Fotball, Kongsvinger IL Coaching career: Kongsvinger IL, Norway (women), Lillestrm SK, Ikast fS, Canada (women), Trinidad & Tobago (women), Norway (women) Pellerud's return to the Norway helm in December 2012 takes him back to the role where he had huge success between 1989 and 1996. Having previously led Kongsvinger, where he ended his playing career, Pellerud took Norway to the inaugural 1991 FIFA Women's World Cup final, losing to the United States in China, and went on from there. Two years later his Norway team won the 1993 UEFA European Women's Championship, the last time Germany did not take the title. And then in 1995 Norway defeated Germany in the World Cup final in Sweden, followed a year later by a bronze medal at the first women's Olympic tournament. Pellerud then returned to men's club management in Norway and Denmark before in 1999 becoming Canada women's coach. He remained until 2008, finishing fourth at the 2003 World Cup, and though he announced his retirement, Pellerud then took charge of Trinidad & Tobago, notably leading their side on home soil at the 2010 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup. That role ended in 2012 when he came home to Norway to succeed Eli Landsem.
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England: Hope Powell

Date of birth: 8 December 1966 Playing career: Millwall Lionesses LFC, Fulham LFC, Croydon LFC Coaching career: England Since becoming England's first female national coach in 1998, Hope Powell has transformed women's football in her country. Born in London, Powell started playing football aged 11 and developed into a talented midfielder at Millwall Lionesses LFC. She went on to represent Friends of Fulham LFC and Croydon LFC and won the FA Women's Cup three times, in addition to the championship in 1996. Her international career began as a 16-year-old against the Republic of Ireland, and she was part of the side that reached the last eight of the 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup in Sweden. After 35 goals in 66 games for England, Powell went on to become the first female coach of her country in 1998 and she now oversees the whole women's set-up from the Under-15s upwards. In 2003, she was the first woman to earn the coveted UEFA Pro Licence. By then, Powell had been awarded an OBE in the Queen's birthday honours list and had taken England to the 2001 UEFA European Women's Championship. In 2003, she was inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame, only the second woman to be so honoured, and after hosting EURO 2005 and making the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup quarter-finals, Powell steered the team to the EURO 2009 final, losing to Germany. Powell also managed the Great Britain team that made the 2012 Olympic quarter-finals on home soil.
France: Bruno Bini

Date of birth: 1 October 1954 Playing career: Laragne Sports, AS Aix-en-Provence, AS Nancy-Lorraine, Tours FC, US Orlans, FC Meung-sur-Loire, FC Orlans Coaching career: France Under-16 women, France U20 women, France U18 women, Mditerrane Amateur, France U19 women, France women Bruno Bini took over from Elisabeth Loisel at the helm of the France senior team on 16 February 2007, having previously won a European title at youth level. His predecessor had been in charge for ten years and had plenty of achievements to her name, but Bini has taken the France team up a level, reaching the UEFA Women's EURO 2009 quarter-finals and finishing fourth at the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup and 2012 Olympics. Bini was an excellent amateur football player. Twice a South-East Junior champion in the early 1970s with Laragne Sports and AS Aix-en-Provence, he had an apprenticeship at AS Nancy-Lorraine in 1973/74 but never turned professional, subsequently playing for Tours FC, US Orlans, FC Meung-sur-Loire and FC Orlans. Working as a regional coach, as well as at the Ministry of Justice, Bini was appointed to lead the France women's Under-16 and U20 teams in 1993. Four years later, he took over the U18 side, finishing second at the 1998 UEFA European Women's U18 Championship. He repeated that in the first U19 event in 2002 and the following year France took the title in Germany. Stepping down in 2004, three years later he returned to succeed Loisel with the senior side, with a team familiar to him from his youth squads. Married with one daughter, Bini has said: "Coaching women, I think, suited me more than anything else." A man of letters, he is able to conjure a Paulo Coelho quotation or deploy Jean de la Fontaine fables in his team talks.
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Russia: Sergei Lavrentyev

Date of birth: 9 April 1972 Club career: FC Dynamo Moskva, FC Krasnoznamensk, FC Arsenal Tula, FC MChS-Selyatino Selyatino, FC Torpedo-ZIL Moskva Coaching career: FC Nara-ShBFR Naro-Fominsk, SHVSM Izmailovo women, Russia women Lavrentyev started his football career at the FC Dynamo Moskva academy, but failed to break into the senior squad and was limited to the role of reserve team striker. After spending a decade at lower-tier clubs, he became a youth coach and also worked in amateur football. From February 2011, Lavrentyev was in charge of SHVSM Izmailovo and led them to fifth place in the Women's Premier Division. He was officially appointed as Russia coach on 19 October 2012, and started his reign by beating Austria in the play-offs to reach the UEFA Women's EURO 2013 finals.
Spain: Ignacio Quereda

Date of birth: 24 July 1950 Club career: Real Madrid (youth) Coaching career: CD Mstoles, Spain women, Spain Under-19 women A Real Madrid CF youth product who won University Games gold with Spain in 1973 and 1975, Quereda went on to be assistant coach of that national side and also led lower-division Mstoles. But it is Spain's women that he has coached since 1988, making him easily the longest-serving trainer in the tournament, indeed in charge longer than some of his squad have been alive. At one point, he also led the youth squad and it was they he led to victory at the 2004 UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship in Finland with a shock final win against Germany, who went to become world champions at that level. At senior level, their outstanding display was reaching the 1997 Women's EURO semi-finals but they have been moving back towards that peak, and Quereda is a respected technician, part of the UEFA technical team at UEFA Women's EURO 2009.
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Venue guide
Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg
Capacity: 16,700 Opened: 2009 Built to replace a stadium of the same name, the Gamla Ullevi is the home to GAIS Gteborg, IFK Gteborg and rgryte IS and gets its name from the Nordic god Ull, as does the city's larger Ullevi stadium (which was constructed for the 1958 FIFA World Cup). The Gamla Ullevi was a venue for the 2009 UEFA European Under-21 Championship and adopted as the home of the Sweden women's team. It also stages the largest youth tournament in the world, the Gothia Cup. IFK are the most successful of the three tenants, winning the UEFA Cup in 1982 and 1987, plus 18 Swedish titles. GAIS have four championships and iS the oldest club in the country, having been founded in 1887 have 12 titles but only one in the last century. The stadium will be the setting for three UEFA Women's EURO 2013 Group A games and a semi-final. Sweden's second city with 500,000 residents, Gothenburg is on the south-west coast and has a reputation for holding international cultural and entertainment events.
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rjans Vall, Halmstad

Capacity: 7,500 Opened: 1922 The oldest of the UEFA Women's EURO 2013 venues, the home of Halmstads BK and IS Halmia was opened in 1922 by the future King Gustaf VI Adolf and was renovated 50 years later. The athletics track was removed in the 1980s. The stadium was a venue for both the 1958 FIFA World Cup and the 2009 UEFA European Under-21 Championship. Halmstad have won four Swedish titles and produced, among others, Fredrik Ljungberg and Niklas Alexandersson. Halmia were the first side from the city to have played in the Allsvenskan and set the stadium attendance record of 20,381 in 1962 for a promotion play-off against Landskrona BoIS; in 2012 they were promoted from the fourth tier. The stadium will stage three UEFA Women's EURO 2013 Group A games and a quarter-final. The city of Halmstad is on the west coast of southern Sweden and is 700 years old, well known for its beaches.
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Kalmar Arena
Capacity: 10,900 Opened: 2011 The home of Kalmar FF opened in March 2011 and is situated in the north-west of the city. For Allsvenskan matches the capacity can rise to 14,800 with standing places, and the pitch is only two metres from the front row of seats. The arena also stages concerts. Kalmar FF celebrated their 100th birthday in 2010, two years after winning their first Swedish title. They have also lifted the Swedish Cup three times and among their famous ex-players are the Elm brothers, David, Rasmus and Viktor. The stadium will hold three UEFA Women's EURO 2013 Group B games and a quarter-final. The south-eastern city of Kalmar has a population of around 36,000 and a history dating back to at least the 11th century boasting the oldest known city seal in Scandinavia from somewhere between 1255 and 1267.
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Vxj Arena
Capacity: 12,000 Opened: 2012 The home of sters IF opened in September 2012 as part of the Arenastaden development in Vaxjo which includes stadiums for ice hockey, floorball and indoor athletics. The stadium staged Pia Sundhage's first game in charge of Sweden's women as they beat Switzerland 3-0 in a friendly on 23 October 2012. sters won their first Swedish title in 1968 as a newly promoted side and have added three more championships, in 1978, 1980 and 1981. They returned to the top flight after winning the second-tier Superettan in 2012. The stadium will hold three UEFA Women's EURO 2013 Group B games and a quarter-final. About 60,000 people live in Vaxjo, known for its university and entertainment.
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Arena Linkping
Capacity: 7,500 Opened: 2012 One of several new stadiums playing host to UEFA Women's EURO 2013, the Arena Linkping project got under way in 2011 for completion the next year. Located in Kallerstad to the north of the city, the stadium is a new home to women's side Linkpings FC, replacing their old Folkungavallen. Linkpings FC were formed in 2003 from a link-up between women's football club Kenty DFF and ice hockey's Linkpings HC. Immediately one of the biggest teams in Sweden, they won the Swedish Cup in 2006 and 2008, a year before their first Damallsvenskan triumph. The stadium will hold three UEFA Women's EURO 2013 Group C games and a quarter-final. Linkoping in south central Sweden is home to more than 100,000 people and dates from the 13th century with a famous cathedral, whose steeple dominates the skyline.
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Nya Parken, Norrkoping

Capacity: 10,300 Opened: 2009 With a name translating as 'New Park', the home of IFK Norrkping replaced the old Norrkpings Idrottspark which dated from 1894 and staged games in the 1958 FIFA World Cup and EURO '92. The first fixture played at the new ground was an Allsvenskan match between Norrkping and GIF Sundsvall on 31 August 2009. Three of the four stands are now covered other than the southern terrace. The stadium will hold three UEFA Women's EURO 2013 Group C games and a semi-final. A city of around 90,000 people in the east of Sweden, Norrkoping was once the second largest town in the country. Its centre boasts waterfalls, streams and fly fishing, with a wildlife park and forests nearby.
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Friends Arena, Solna

Capacity: 50,000 Opened: 2012 Opened on 14 November 2012 with a friendly between Sweden and England, the Frends Arena (named after an anti-bullying campaign) is the successor to the nearby Rsunda as the national stadium. The venue boasts a retractable roof which allows it to become a 67,500-capacity indoor concert hall. Both the Swedish men's national team and men's club AIK are moving there from the Rsunda, with other events at the Friends Arena to include the Swedish Cup final, the Swedish Bandy Championship, the Scandinavian FIM Speedway Grand Prix and Sweden's Eurovision qualifier. The new arena will be the setting for the UEFA Women's EURO 2013 final on 28 July. Visiting the stadium prior to the draw, UEFA President Michel Plaini said: "I was delighted to be invited to visit the fantastic new stadium in Solna. The state-of-the-art Friends Arena is a great investment in Swedish football. The decision by the Swedish Football Association to host the UEFA Women's EURO final at this stadium shows the commitment it has to the tournament." Solna itself is a municipality to the north of Stockholm, home to around 60,000 people.
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All-time finals
1984
Winners: Sweden
Date 12/05/1984 Goals: Date 27/05/1984 Goals: Match England v Sweden Result 1-0(3-4) P Stadium, Venue Wankdorf, Luton Match Sweden v England Result 1-0 Stadium, Venue Wankdorf, Gothenburg
1991
Winners: Germany
Date 14/07/1991 Match Germany v Norway Result 3-1 (aet) Stadium, Venue Aalborg Stadion, Aalborg
Goals: 0-1 Hegstad 54, 1-1 Mohr 63, 2-1 Mohr 83, 3-1 Neid 85 Germany: Isbert (Bornschein 1 Ex.), Unsleber (Gottschlich 52), Raith, Nardenbach, Fitschen, Kuhlmann, Voss-Tecklenburg, Wiegmann, Mohr, Neid, Damm Norway: Seth, Straedet (Aarnes 70), Svensson, Medalen, Nyborg, Carlsen, Espeseth, Stre (Haugenes-humlestl 84), Riise, Zaborowski, Hegstad Referee: James Mccluskey (SCO)
1993
Winners: Norway
Date 04/07/1993 Match Italy v Norway Result 0-1 Stadium, Venue Dino Manuzzi, Cesena
Goals: 0-1 Hegstad 75 Italy: Brenzan, Salmaso (Prestifilippo 55), Marsiletti, Iozzelli, Cordenons, D'astolfo, Bavagnoli, Ciardi (Guarino 75), Morace, Ferraguzzi, Mariotti Norway: Seth, Nysveen, Nymark Andersen, Zaborowski, Espeseth, Riise, Stre, Carlsen, Nymark Andersen, Aarnes (Hegstad 41), Medalen (Sandberg 79) Referee: Alfred Wieser (AUT)
1995
Winners: Germany
Date 26/03/1995 Match Germany v Sweden Result 3-2 Stadium, Venue Fritz-Walter, Kaiserslautern
Goals: 0-1 Andersson 6, 1-1 Meinert 32, 2-1 Prinz 64, 3-1 Wiegmann 83, 3-2 Andelen-andersson 88 Germany: Goller, Bernhard, Austermhl, Pohlmann, Lohn, Meinert, Voss-Tecklenburg (Wunderlich 89), Wiegmann, Mohr, Neid, Brocker-grigoli (Prinz 61) Sweden: Leidinge, Nessvold, Jakobsson, Sundhage, Bengtsson, Olsson (Johansson 59), Andersson, Zeikfalvy (Lundgren 78), Kalte, Andelen-andersson, Videkull Referee: Ilkka Koho (FIN)
1997
Winners: Germany
Date 12/07/1997 Match Germany v Italy Result 2-0 Stadium, Venue Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo
Goals: 1-0 Minnert 22, 2-0 Prinz 49 Germany: Rottenberg, Stegemann, Minnert, Jones, Fitschen, Wunderlich, Hingst, Wiegmann, Prinz (Smisek 81), Meyer (Mller 69), Meinert (Klein 87) Italy: Brenzan, Nannini (Fiorini 31), Tavalazzi, Iozzelli, Salmaso (Deiana 71), D'astolfo, Tesse, Carta, Morace, Ciardi, Panico (Guarino 61) Referee: Gitte Lyngo Nielsen (DEN)
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2001
Winners: Germany
Date 07/07/2001 Match Germany v Sweden Result 1-0 (aet) Stadium, Venue Donaustadion, Ulm
Goals: 1-0 Mller 97 ET Germany: Rottenberg, Stegemann, Jones, Fitschen, Meinert, Wunderlich, Smisek (Mller 55), Prinz, Wiegmann, Lingor, Hingst Sweden: Jnsson, Westberg, Marklund, Bengtsson, Mostrm, S. Larsson, Nordlund (Flyborg 1 Ex.), Andersson, Ljungberg, Sandell Svensson, Sjgran (Fagerstrm 70) Referee: Nicole Petignat (SUI)
2005
Winners: Germany
Date 19/06/2005 Match Germany v Norway Result 3-1 Stadium, Venue Ewood Park, Blackburn
Goals: 1-0 Grings 21, 2-0 Lingor 24, 2-1 Mellgren 41, 3-1 Prinz 63 Germany: Rottenberg, Jones, Grings (Smisek 68), Prinz, Lingor, Mittag (Wimbersky 58), Minnert, Carlson (Gnther 81), Pohlers, Hingst, Garefrekes Norway: Bente Nordby, Stangeland, Flstad, Stensland, Christensen, Rnning (M. Knutsen 83), Gulbrandsen, Mellgren, Paulsen, Frantzen (Herlovsen 59), Klaveness (Bjerke 87) Referee: Alexandra Ihringova (ENG)
2009
Winners: Germany
Date 10/09/2009 Match England v Germany Result 2-6 Stadium, Venue Olympic Stadium, Helsinki
Goals: 0-1 Prinz 20, 0-2 Behringer 22, 1-2 Carney 24, 1-3 Kulig 51, 2-3 K. Smith 55, 2-4 Grings 62, 2-5 Grings 73, 2-6 Prinz 76 England: Brown, A. Scott, Stoney, F. Williams, Asante, Carney, Chapman (Westwood 86), Aluko (Sanderson 81), K. Smith, J. Scott, F. White Germany: Angerer, Bartusiak, Peter, Krahn, Laudehr, Behringer (Okoyino Da Mbabi 60), Grings, Prinz, Bresonik, Kulig, Garefrekes (Bajramaj 83) Referee: Dagmar Damkova (CZE)
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Legend
:: Squad list No: number DoB: date of birth Qual: qualifying FT: final tournament Pld: played Gls: goals WChamp: UEFA European Women's Championship :: Match officials Nat: nationality DoB: date of birth WChamp: Total matches officiated in the UEFA European Women's 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 UCL: UEFA Champions League ECCC: European Champion Clubs' Cup/UEFA Champions League UEL: UEFA Europa League UCUP: UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League UCWC: UEFA Cup Winners' Cup SCUP: UEFA Super Cup UIC: UEFA Intertoto Cup ICF: Inter-Cities Fairs Cup National team competitions EURO: UEFA European Football Championship WC: FIFA World Cup CONFCUP: FIFA Confederations Cup FRIE: Friendly internationals U21FRIE: Under-21 friendly internationals U21: UEFA European Under-21 Championship U17: UEFA Under-17 Championship U16: UEFA European Under-16 Championship U19: UEFA Under-19 Championship U18: UEFA European Under-18 Championship WWC: FIFA Women's World Cup WCHAMP: UEFA European Women's Championship :: Other abbreviations (aet): Match decided after extra timeNo.: Number aetps: Match decided after extra timeo.g.: Own goal and penalty shoot-out ag: Match decided on away goals (P): Penalty agg: Aggregate Pld: Matches played AP: Appearances Pos.: Position Comp.: Competition Pts: Points D: Drawn R: Sent off (straight red card) DoB: Date of birth Res.: Result ET: Extra Time sg: Match decided by silver goal GA: Goals against t: Match decided by toss of a coin GF: Goals for W: Won gg: Match decided by golden goal Y: Booked L: Lost Y/R: Sent off (two yellow cards) Nat.: Nationality Y/R: Sent off (two yellow cards) N/A: Not applicable (+) : Denotes player introduced (+/-) : Denotes player introduced and substituted
:: Competition stages F: Final GS: Group stage GS1: First group stage GS2: Second group stage KO1: First knockout round PR: Preliminary round QF: Quarter-finals QR: Qualifying round QR1: First qualifying round QR2: Second qualifying round FT: Final tournament ELITE: Elite round 3rdPO: Third-place play-off GS-FT: Group stage final tournament :: Statistics (-) : Denotes player substituted (*) : Denotes player sent off
3QR: Third qualifying round R1: First round R2: Second round R3: Third round R4: Fourth round SF: Semi-finals R16: round of 16 R32: Round of 32 1st: first leg 2nd: second leg PO: Play-off (Rep) : Replay PO - FT: Play-off for Final Tournament Prom/rel PO: Promotion/relegation play-off
:: 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 www.uefa.com.
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