UEFA U19 Championship - Women fixtures, results and standings

UEFA U19 Championship - Women

The UEFA U19 Championship - Women is a football cup competition covered on Xtra-Stats. Follow available live scores, fixtures, results and standings, alongside player and team statistics, in one clear reference. The page helps you track scheduled and completed matches and review competition data across the seasons recorded in the database.

Latest played matches, UEFA U19 Championship - Women

Final

  • Final
    Germany U19 W Germany U19 W
    Spain U19 W Spain U19 W

Semi-finals

  • Semi-finals
    Germany U19 W Germany U19 W
    Austria U19 W Austria U19 W
  • Semi-finals
    Spain U19 W Spain U19 W
    Sweden U19 W Sweden U19 W

Group Stage

  • Group Stage
    Spain U19 W Spain U19 W
    Austria U19 W Austria U19 W
  • Group Stage
    Iceland U19 W Iceland U19 W
  • Group Stage
    Poland U19 W Poland U19 W
    Bosnia-Herzegovina U19 Bosnia-Herzegovina U19
  • Group Stage
    Germany U19 W Germany U19 W
    Sweden U19 W Sweden U19 W
  • Group Stage
    Spain U19 W Spain U19 W
    Iceland U19 W Iceland U19 W
  • Group Stage
    Austria U19 W Austria U19 W
  • Group Stage
    Poland U19 W Poland U19 W
    Germany U19 W Germany U19 W

UEFA U19 Championship - Women Standings

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UEFA U19 Championship - Women Statistics

Top scorers 2026

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UEFA U19 Championship - Women teams participation since 2022

UEFA U19 Championship - Women top scorer teams

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UEFA U19 Championship - Women About

UEFA U19 Championship - Women is a European women’s under-19 football cup, positioned within UEFA’s continental competition landscape. It provides a dedicated competitive setting for national-team football at the under-19 level, distinct from the senior women’s game and from club competitions.

Competition identity and role

The competition’s identity is defined by three elements: its UEFA connection, its women’s category and its under-19 age level. Together, these place it within the development pathway of European women’s international football. Matches at this level combine competitive importance with the opportunity for emerging players to gain experience in an organised continental tournament.

The designation “Championship” reflects its role as a tournament for representative teams rather than a domestic league. Its recorded classification is cup, so it should be understood as a cup competition rather than a season-long league table. The available information does not confirm a specific qualifying route, group-stage arrangement, knockout structure or final-match procedure, so those details should not be assumed.

Historical coverage

Recorded results for UEFA U19 Championship - Women span four seasons, from 2022 through 2025. This period provides a focused recent history of the competition and allows readers to follow its participating teams and match records across consecutive editions. No verified formation year or first-event date is established in the available competition information, and the competition’s historical origins are therefore best treated separately from its recorded statistical coverage.

Format and competition rules

The supplied record confirms the competition type but does not establish the number of entrants, access criteria, draw system, match schedule, points system, tie-breakers or progression rules. These elements can vary between tournaments and regulatory cycles, particularly in youth international football. For that reason, no fixed statement is made here about qualification, group standings, extra time or penalty shoot-outs.

What the competition represents

At its core, UEFA U19 Championship - Women is a continental platform for women’s under-19 football. Its significance lies in bringing the age-group international game into a UEFA competition framework and in giving emerging players and national teams a recognised stage before the senior level. The 2022–2025 recorded seasons form the current statistical reference period for this competition, while broader historical, regulatory and calendar details require confirmation from the relevant edition regulations.