Women's Under-17 finals line-up complete

The line-up for the UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship finals in the Czech Republic is complete, with the draw set to take place at 10:00CET on Friday 7 April. It will be held at the Park Hotel in Pilsen, the same city that will stage the final.

Who's qualified?
Group winners: England, France, Netherlands, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Spain
Best runners-up: Germany
Hosts: Czech Republic

• Elite round results
  

Qualifiers
Group 1: Netherlands

• Having beaten elite round debutants Slovenia 3-0, and drawn 1-1 with Switzerland, the Netherlands went into the final day on home soil ahead of the Swiss on goal difference and a point in front of Slovenia. Both of those sides had overcome Austria; the Netherlands beat that team 2-1 while Switzerland fell by that scoreline to Slovenia.

©Fedja Krvavac

Group 2: Norway

• Last season's semi-finalists Norway were in superb form, beating Wales 8-1 and hosts Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-1 before seeing off Denmark 6-1 in the decider. Norway's Jenny Olsen was elite round top scorer with five goals.

Group 3: England, Germany (holders)*

• England avenged their semi-final defeat by Germany last year by finishing a point ahead of the holders. Having beaten Poland 2-0, group hosts England then saw off Germany 2-1, clinching first place with a 0-0 draw against Italy. Germany, however, will defend their title after finishing as the runners-up with the best record against the sides first and third in their group, crucially defeating Italy 3-1.

Group 4: Republic of Ireland

• Ireland beat both Serbia and Hungary 1-0 either side of a 0-0 draw with Scotland, who finished two points adrift and were eliminated unbeaten. In their six qualifiers, 2010 runners-up Ireland conceded just one goal.

Group 5: France

• France made the most of home advantage as wins against Russia and Belgium took them through with a game to spare and meant they could afford a 1-0 loss to Greece.

Group 6: Spain

• Last season's runners-up, who received a bye to this round, remain on course to reach a fourth straight final after qualifying with a game to spare, beating Portugal 6-1 and Iceland 3-0.

*Best runners-up (counting only results against sides first and third in their group)

Bye to finals: Czech Republic (hosts)

Calendar
Draw: 10:00CET, 7 April, Pilsen
Group stage: 2, 5 & 8 May (Pilsen, Pribram, Domazlice, Prestice)
Semi-finals: 11 May (Domazlice, Pribram: second semi-final live on Eurosport)
Final: 14 May (Pilsen: live on Eurosport)