
The draw has been made for the first qualifying round of the 2026/27 Women’s U-19 Euros, whose final tournament will be staged in Hungary.
Scotland and Northern Ireland are in the same group alongside Austria and Belarus, while Wales face Spain, Italy, and Israel, and England’s opponents are Switzerland, Denmark, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Republic of Ireland face Bulgaria, Georgia, and Armenia as they aim to secure promotion out of League B.
Mini-tournament dates and hosts are to be confirmed, while the final tournament will serve as UEFA’s qualifier for the 2028 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup.
The 2025/26 edition will reach its climax with the upcoming finals from 27 June to 10 July in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
League A
Group A1: Austria, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Belarus
Group A2: Spain, Wales, Italy, Israel
Group A3: Poland, Greece, Slovakia, Kosovo
Group A4: Sweden, Portugal, Finland, Türkiye
Group A5: Switzerland, Denmark, England, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Group A6: Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Slovenia
Group A7: Iceland, France, Belgium, Croatia
League B
Group B1: Latvia, Albania, Cyprus, Moldova
Group B2: Republic of Ireland, Bulgaria, Georgia, Armenia
Group B3: Serbia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Azerbaijan
Group B4: Ukraine, Faroe Islands, Lithuania, Andorra
Group B5: Hungary, Estonia, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein
Group B6: Romania, Czechia, Malta, Kazakhstan
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