The draw has been made for the 2025/26 UEFA Women’s U-19 Championship Round 1 mini-tournaments, to be held later this year.
England are grouped with Austria, Greece and Estonia, Scotland face Netherlands, Norway and Croatia, Northern Ireland’s opponents will be Italy, Switzerland and Belarus, while Republic of Ireland were drawn with Poland, Sweden and Bulgaria.
Mini-tournament groups are scheduled to take place either from 20 – 28 October, or between 24 November and 2 December 2025, with hosts for each still to be appointed.
Bosnia and Herzegovina take part even though their place in the finals from 27 June to 10 July 2026 is assured as hosts. One of their group opponents is San Marino, who will be making their debut in a UEFA women’s competition at any level.
2025/26 WU19 EURO round 1 League A groups
Group A1: Portugal, Denmark, Iceland, Kosovo
Group A2: Spain, Germany, Belgium, Faroe Islands
Group A3: England, Austria, Greece, Estonia
Group A4: Netherlands, Norway, Scotland, Croatia
Group A5: Poland, Sweden, Republic of Ireland, Bulgaria
Group A6: Italy, Switzerland, Belarus, Northern Ireland
Group A7: France, Wales, Finland, Türkiye
2025/26 WU19 EURO round 1 League B groups
Group B1: Serbia, Montenegro, Cyprus, Armenia
Group B2: Slovakia, Luxembourg, Albania, Liechtenstein
Group B3: Romania, Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina, San Marino
Group B4: Czechia, Hungary, Lithuania, Moldova
Group B5: Slovenia, North Macedonia, Georgia, Azerbaijan
Group B6: Israel, Latvia, Malta, Kazakhstan
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