2023/24 Under-17 EURO qualifying round draw
https://www.uefa.com/under17/news/027c- ... ound-draw/
The draw at 10:00 CET on Thursday 8 December sets the groups to begin the road to Cyprus.
The 2023/24 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualifying round draw, streamed at 10:00 CET on Thursday 8 December, sets 13 groups of four to be contested as one-venue mini-tournaments between 1 July and 21 November 2023.
In all 52 nations will be involved in the draw: the 54 entrants minus hosts Cyprus (who qualify direct for the final tournament) and top seeds Netherlands (who enter in the elite round).
Draw procedure and seeding pots
https://editorial.uefa.com/resources/02 ... 4_-_en.pdf
• There are four seeding pots in accordance with the coefficient rankings list. The 13 countries with the highest rankings are placed in Pot A, the next 13 in Pot B, and so on.
• Each group is allocated one team from each pot, with hosts to be appointed to stage the mini-tournaments.
• The top two teams in each group will progress to the elite round along with the five third-placed teams with the best records against the top two in their section.
Pot A: Spain*, Italy, France, England, Germany, Portugal, Belgium, Republic of Ireland, Hungary, Serbia*, Sweden, Türkiye, Denmark
Pot B: Scotland, Israel, Norway, Switzerland, Czechia, Slovenia, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina*, Ukraine*, Poland, Austria, Slovakia, Croatia
Pot C: Finland, Iceland, Belarus*, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Romania, Georgia, Northern Ireland, Kosovo*, Wales, Montenegro, Luxembourg, Latvia
Pot D: Estonia, Faroe Islands, Albania, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Andorra, Lithuania, Moldova, Malta, Gibraltar*, Liechtenstein, San Marino
*Based on previous decisions of the UEFA Executive Committee and UEFA Emergency Panel, these pairs of teams cannot be drawn together: Spain and Gibraltar, Belarus and Ukraine, Kosovo and Serbia, Kosovo and Bosnia & Herzegovina.
All Russian teams are currently suspended from UEFA competitions until further notice in accordance with the decision taken by the UEFA Executive Committee on 28 February 2022 and as confirmed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on 15 July 2022. Russia are therefore not included in the 2023/24 UEFA European Under-17 Championship.
2024 U17 Euro - Cyprus
Qualifying round drawamenina wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 03:36 2023/24 Under-17 EURO qualifying round draw
https://www.uefa.com/under17/news/027c- ... ound-draw/
The draw at 10:00 CET on Thursday 8 December sets the groups to begin the road to Cyprus.
The 2023/24 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualifying round draw, streamed at 10:00 CET on Thursday 8 December, sets 13 groups of four to be contested as one-venue mini-tournaments between 1 July and 21 November 2023.
In all 52 nations will be involved in the draw: the 54 entrants minus hosts Cyprus (who qualify direct for the final tournament) and top seeds Netherlands (who enter in the elite round).
Draw procedure and seeding pots
https://editorial.uefa.com/resources/02 ... 4_-_en.pdf
• There are four seeding pots in accordance with the coefficient rankings list. The 13 countries with the highest rankings are placed in Pot A, the next 13 in Pot B, and so on.
• Each group is allocated one team from each pot, with hosts to be appointed to stage the mini-tournaments.
• The top two teams in each group will progress to the elite round along with the five third-placed teams with the best records against the top two in their section.
Pot A: Spain*, Italy, France, England, Germany, Portugal, Belgium, Republic of Ireland, Hungary, Serbia*, Sweden, Türkiye, Denmark
Pot B: Scotland, Israel, Norway, Switzerland, Czechia, Slovenia, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina*, Ukraine*, Poland, Austria, Slovakia, Croatia
Pot C: Finland, Iceland, Belarus*, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Romania, Georgia, Northern Ireland, Kosovo*, Wales, Montenegro, Luxembourg, Latvia
Pot D: Estonia, Faroe Islands, Albania, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Andorra, Lithuania, Moldova, Malta, Gibraltar*, Liechtenstein, San Marino
*Based on previous decisions of the UEFA Executive Committee and UEFA Emergency Panel, these pairs of teams cannot be drawn together: Spain and Gibraltar, Belarus and Ukraine, Kosovo and Serbia, Kosovo and Bosnia & Herzegovina.
All Russian teams are currently suspended from UEFA competitions until further notice in accordance with the decision taken by the UEFA Executive Committee on 28 February 2022 and as confirmed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on 15 July 2022. Russia are therefore not included in the 2023/24 UEFA European Under-17 Championship.
Group 1 (11–17 October): Denmark, Austria, Georgia (hosts), Lithuania
Group 2 (27 September–3 October): Sweden, Poland, Latvia, Moldova (hosts)
Group 3 (15–21 October): Germany, Ukraine, Finland, Liechtenstein (hosts)
Group 4 (21–27 October): Serbia (hosts), Slovenia, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan
Group 5 (15–21 November): Portugal (hosts), Czechia, Montenegro, Albania
Group 6 (15–21 November): France, Norway, Romania (hosts), Estonia
Group 7 (21–27 October): Türkiye (hosts), Scotland, Belarus, Kazakhstan
Group 8 (25–31 October): Spain, Slovakia, North Macedonia, Malta (hosts)
Group 9 (3–9 November): England, Croatia (hosts), Kosovo, Faroe Islands
Group 10 (11–17 October): Republic of Ireland (hosts), Switzerland, Iceland, Armenia
Group 11 (25–31 October): Italy (hosts), Greece, Northern Ireland, San Marino
Group 12 (11–17 October): Belgium, Israel (hosts), Wales, Gibraltar
Group 13 (25–31 October): Hungary (hosts), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Andorra
This group looks more difficult than most.
It should be an interesting fight with Belgium and Wales. At least we're hosts.
2023/24 qualifying round starts 27 September
https://www.uefa.com/under17/news/027d- ... september/
The 2023/24 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualifying round runs between 27 September and 21 November.
In all, 52 nations will be involved in the qualifying round: the 54 entrants minus hosts Cyprus (who qualify direct for the final tournament) and top seeds Netherlands (who enter in the elite round).
The top two teams in each group will progress to the elite round along with the five third-placed teams with the best records against the top two in their section. March's elite round will decide the 15 teams joining Cyprus in the finals from 20 May to 5 June.
Qualifying round groups
Group 1 (11–17 October): Denmark, Austria, Georgia (hosts), Lithuania
Group 2 (27 September–3 October): Sweden, Poland, Latvia, Moldova (hosts)
Group 3 (15–21 October): Germany (holders), Ukraine, Finland, Liechtenstein (hosts)
Group 4 (21–27 October): Serbia (hosts), Slovenia, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan
Group 5 (15–21 November): Portugal (hosts), Czechia, Montenegro, Albania
Group 6 (15–21 November): France, Norway, Romania (hosts), Estonia
Group 7 (21–27 October): Türkiye (hosts), Scotland, Belarus, Kazakhstan
Group 8 (25–31 October): Spain, Slovakia, North Macedonia, Malta (hosts)
Group 9 (3–9 November): England, Croatia (hosts), Kosovo, Faroe Islands
Group 10 (11–17 October): Republic of Ireland (hosts), Switzerland, Iceland, Armenia
Group 11 (25–31 October): Italy (hosts), Greece, Northern Ireland, San Marino
Group 12 (11–17 October): Belgium, Israel (hosts), Wales, Gibraltar
Group 13 (25–31 October): Hungary (hosts), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Andorra
https://www.uefa.com/under17/news/027d- ... september/
The 2023/24 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualifying round runs between 27 September and 21 November.
In all, 52 nations will be involved in the qualifying round: the 54 entrants minus hosts Cyprus (who qualify direct for the final tournament) and top seeds Netherlands (who enter in the elite round).
The top two teams in each group will progress to the elite round along with the five third-placed teams with the best records against the top two in their section. March's elite round will decide the 15 teams joining Cyprus in the finals from 20 May to 5 June.
Qualifying round groups
Group 1 (11–17 October): Denmark, Austria, Georgia (hosts), Lithuania
Group 2 (27 September–3 October): Sweden, Poland, Latvia, Moldova (hosts)
Group 3 (15–21 October): Germany (holders), Ukraine, Finland, Liechtenstein (hosts)
Group 4 (21–27 October): Serbia (hosts), Slovenia, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan
Group 5 (15–21 November): Portugal (hosts), Czechia, Montenegro, Albania
Group 6 (15–21 November): France, Norway, Romania (hosts), Estonia
Group 7 (21–27 October): Türkiye (hosts), Scotland, Belarus, Kazakhstan
Group 8 (25–31 October): Spain, Slovakia, North Macedonia, Malta (hosts)
Group 9 (3–9 November): England, Croatia (hosts), Kosovo, Faroe Islands
Group 10 (11–17 October): Republic of Ireland (hosts), Switzerland, Iceland, Armenia
Group 11 (25–31 October): Italy (hosts), Greece, Northern Ireland, San Marino
Group 12 (11–17 October): Belgium, Israel (hosts), Wales, Gibraltar
Group 13 (25–31 October): Hungary (hosts), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Andorra
Albania, Estonia, Latvia to host U17 EURO in 2025, 2026, 2027
https://www.uefa.com/under17/news/0285- ... a-to-host/
Albania, Estonia and Latvia have been chosen to host the UEFA European Under-17 Championship final tournaments of 2025, 2026 and 2027 respectively by the UEFA Executive Committee at its meeting in Limassol.
The tournaments will be the first under a new format for the competition beginning in 2024/25, with the finals involving eight teams, including the hosts, who will nevertheless also now play in both rounds of qualifying.
New format from 2024/25: https://www.uefa.com/under17/news/0285- ... m-2024-25/
The 2025 finals will also be the first UEFA final tournament to be held in Albania, though Tirana was the venue for the inaugural UEFA Europa Conference League final of 2022
Estonia was previously due to host the U17 EURO finals in 2020, cancelled due to COVID-19, but has previously staged U19 EURO in 2012 and WU17 EURO in 2023.
Latvia has never previously hosted a UEFA football final tournament but did stage the first Under-19 Futsal EURO in 2019 in Riga, at a venue which also hosted the 2022 UEFA Futsal Champions League finals.
The 2024 U17 EURO final tournament was previously awarded to Cyprus.
Future U17 EURO final tournament hosts
2024: Cyprus (16 teams)
2025: Albania (8 teams)
2026: Estonia (8 teams)
2027: Latvia (8 teams)
https://www.uefa.com/under17/news/0285- ... a-to-host/
Albania, Estonia and Latvia have been chosen to host the UEFA European Under-17 Championship final tournaments of 2025, 2026 and 2027 respectively by the UEFA Executive Committee at its meeting in Limassol.
The tournaments will be the first under a new format for the competition beginning in 2024/25, with the finals involving eight teams, including the hosts, who will nevertheless also now play in both rounds of qualifying.
New format from 2024/25: https://www.uefa.com/under17/news/0285- ... m-2024-25/
The 2025 finals will also be the first UEFA final tournament to be held in Albania, though Tirana was the venue for the inaugural UEFA Europa Conference League final of 2022
Estonia was previously due to host the U17 EURO finals in 2020, cancelled due to COVID-19, but has previously staged U19 EURO in 2012 and WU17 EURO in 2023.
Latvia has never previously hosted a UEFA football final tournament but did stage the first Under-19 Futsal EURO in 2019 in Riga, at a venue which also hosted the 2022 UEFA Futsal Champions League finals.
The 2024 U17 EURO final tournament was previously awarded to Cyprus.
Future U17 EURO final tournament hosts
2024: Cyprus (16 teams)
2025: Albania (8 teams)
2026: Estonia (8 teams)
2027: Latvia (8 teams)
Group 2 (complete)
Through to elite round: Poland, Sweden
Third place: Latvia
Also in group: Moldova (hosts)
Ranking of third-placed teams, records against the top two
(Best five advance, 1 out of 13 groups completed)
1. Latvia - 0 pts, 0-5
Through to elite round: Poland, Sweden
Third place: Latvia
Also in group: Moldova (hosts)
Ranking of third-placed teams, records against the top two
(Best five advance, 1 out of 13 groups completed)
1. Latvia - 0 pts, 0-5
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What's happening with Russia @amenina?
No updates from UEFA since the their announcement last week to reintegrate Russia U17.
UEFA postpones matches in Israel: https://www.uefa.com/returntoplay/news/ ... in-israel/
UEFA European Under-17 Championship 2024
Group 12 (Postponed from 11/10 to 17/10: New dates TBC): Belgium, Israel (hosts), Wales, Gibraltar
UEFA European Under-17 Championship 2024
Group 12 (Postponed from 11/10 to 17/10: New dates TBC): Belgium, Israel (hosts), Wales, Gibraltar
No Russia in this year's U17 competitions.
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Any other ExCo decisions this morning?Lorric wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 14:58No Russia in this year's U17 competitions.
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No idea.Jackson Harrison wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 16:44Any other ExCo decisions this morning?Lorric wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 14:58No Russia in this year's U17 competitions.
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Looks like they literally met to vote on a motion to elect the 2 hosts by acclamation and then this. No media release. FIFA also approved Russia in U17 WC so wonder if they'll walk back on that?Lorric wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 17:23No idea.Jackson Harrison wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 16:44Any other ExCo decisions this morning?Lorric wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 14:58
No Russia in this year's U17 competitions.
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