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2019 #U19EURO finals draw made

Yerevan - Friday 31 May 2019, 08:00 - your local time

Holders Portugal are rematched with 2018 final opponents Italy and hosts Armenia after the draw was made in Yerevan.

2019 #U19EURO finals draw made
2019 #U19EURO finals draw made ©UEFA.com

The draw, at the Armenia Marriott Hotel, Yerevan on 31 May, split the eight qualifiers (the hosts plus the seven elite round winners) into two groups of four. The draw was made by Armenian internationals Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Marcos Pizzelli with the finals played in Yerevan from 14 to 27 July.

Group A: Armenia (hosts), Portugal (holders), Italy, Spain

Group B: Czech Republic, Republic of Ireland, Norway, France

  • Armenia's only previous appearance in any UEFA final tournament was the 2005 U19 EURO in Northern Ireland
  • Portugal beat Italy 4-3 after extra time to win the 2018 final, their first U19 title
  • Italy won their sole U19 title in 2003, beating Portugal in the final
  • Spain have won a record seven U19 EURO titles, Portugal and Italy one each
  • Spain beat Italy 3-1 in the 2017 U17 finals, where they went on to win the title
  • Czech Republic were 2011 runners-up
  • Ireland last qualified in 2011, reaching the semis
  • Norway finished fifth in 2018, which was their first qualification since 2005
  • France are three-time champions

Venues

Republican Stadium (capacity: 14,527) – 4 group games, one semi-final, final
Banants Stadium (capacity: 4,860) – 4 group games, one semi-final
FFA Academy Stadium (capacity: 1,500) – 4 group games

Schedule

Sunday 14 July:
Group A
Armenia v Spain: 16:45, Republican Stadium
Italy v Portugal: 19:00, Banants Stadium

Monday 15 July:
Group B
Norway v Republic of Ireland: 16:45, FFA Academy Stadium
Czech Republic v France: 19:00, Republican Stadium

Wednesday 17 July:
Group A
Portugal v Spain: 16:45, Banants Stadium
Armenia v Italy: 19:00, Republican Stadium

Thursday 18 July:
Group B
Czech Republic v Norway: 16:45, FFA Academy Stadium
Republic of Ireland v France: 19:00, Banants Stadium

Saturday 20 July:
Group A
Portugal v Armenia: 19:00, Republican Stadium
Spain v Italy: 19:00, FFA Academy Stadium

Sunday 21 July:
Group B
France v Norway: 19:00, Banants Stadium
Republic of Ireland v Czech Republic: 19:00, FFA Academy Stadium

Wednesday 24 July:
Semi-finals
16:00, Banants Stadium
19:00, Republican Stadium

Saturday 27 July:
Final
18:30, Republican Stadium