England: Women's EURO records and stats
Sunday, July 31, 2022
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Biggest wins, heaviest defeats, highest scorers, most appearances, shoot-outs and more.
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General
Best result: Winners (2022)
EURO appearances: 9
Overall record: P34 W17 D3 L14 F62 A53
Group stage record: P18 W8 D3 L7 F37 A26
Knockout record: P16 W9 D0 L7 F25 A27
Tournament record
1984 Runners-up
1987 Fourth place
1989 Did not qualify
1991 Did not qualify
1993 Did not qualify
1995 Semi-finals
1997 Did not qualify
2001 Group stage
2005 Group stage
2009 Runners-up
2013 Group stage
2017 Semi-finals
2022 Winners
Team records
Biggest victory
8-0: England vs Norway, 11/07/2022 (group stage)
Heaviest defeat
2-6: Germany vs England, 10/09/2009 (final)
0-4: Sweden vs England, 27/06/2001 (group stage)
Highest-scoring draw
1-1: three times – most recently vs Russia, 15/07/2013 (group stage)
Highest-scoring game
8 goals: 8-0 vs Norway, 11/07/2022 (group stage)
8 goals: 2-6 vs Germany, 10/09/2009 (final)
Most goals scored at a Women's EURO
22 goals in 6 games in 2022 (av. 3.67)
Fewest goals scored at a Women's EURO
1 goal in 3 games in 2001 (av. 0.33)
Most goals conceded at a Women's EURO
14 goals in 6 games in 2009 (av. 2.33)
Fewest goals conceded at a Women's EURO
2 goals in 6 games in 2022 (av. 0.33)
Most different scorers at a Women's EURO
9: 2022
Fewest different scorers at a Women's EURO
1: 1995, 2001
Player records
Most appearances
15: Karen Carney (2005, 2009, 2013, 2017)
14: Kelly Smith (2001, 2005, 2009, 2013)
14: Fara Williams (2005, 2009, 2013, 2017)
Most goals
6: Beth Mead
Most tournaments with goal
2: Eniola Aluko (2009, 2013)
2: Fara Williams (2005,2009)
2: Karen Carney (2005, 2009)
2: Toni Duggan (2013, 2017)
2: Ellen White (2017, 2022)
2: Fran Kirby (2017, 2022)
Penalties
Penalty shoot-outs
L 3-4 vs Sweden, final 2nd leg (27/05/1984)
All Women's EURO fixtures
1984
Coach Martin Reagan / Captain Carol Thomas
08/04: England 2-1 Denmark (semi-finals 1st leg, Crewe)
28/04: Denmark 0-1 England (semi-finals 2nd leg, Hjørring)
12/05: Sweden 1-0 England (final 1st leg, Gothenburg)
27/05: England 1-0aet Sweden, 3-4 on pens (final 2nd leg, Luton)
1987
Coach Martin Reagan / Captain Debbie Bampton
11/06: Sweden 3-2aet England (semi-finals, Moss)
13/06: England 1-2 Italy (third-place play-off, Drammen)
1995
Coach Ted Copeland / Captain Gillian Coultard
11/12/94: England 1-4 Germany (semi-finals 1st leg, Watford)
23/02/95: Germany 2-1 England (semi-finals 2nd leg, Bochum)
2001
Coach Hope Powell / Captain Mo Marley
24/06: Russia 1-1 England (group stage, Jena)
27/06: Sweden 4-0 England (group stage, Jena)
30/06: England 0-3 Germany (group stage, Jena)
2005
Coach Hope Powell / Captain Faye White
05/06: England 3-2 Finland (group stage, Manchester)
08/06: Denmark 2-1 England (group stage, Blackburn)
11/06: England 0-1 Sweden (group stage, Blackburn)
2009
Coach Hope Powell / Captain Faye White
25/08: England 1-2 Italy (group stage, Lahti)
28/08: England 3-2 Russia (group stage, Helsinki)
31/08: Sweden 1-1 England (group stage, Turku)
03/09: Finland 2-3 England (quarter-finals, Turku)
06/09: England 2-1aet Netherlands (semi-finals, Tampere)
10/09: England 2-6 Germany (final, Helsinki)
2013
Coach Hope Powell / Captain Casey Stoney
12/07: England 2-3 Spain (group stage, Linköping)
15/07: England 1-1 Russia (group stage, Linköping)
18/07: France 3-0 England (group stage, Linköping)
2017
Coach Mark Sampson / Captain Steph Houghton
19/07: England 6-0 Scotland (group stage, Utrecht)
23/07: England 2-0 Spain (group stage, Breda)
27/07: Portugal 1-2 England (group stage, Tilburg)
30/07: England 1-0 France (quarter-finals, Deventer)
03/08: Netherlands 3-0 England (semi-finals, Enschede)
2022
Coach Sarina Wiegman / Captain Leah Williamson
06/07: England 1-0 Austria (group stage, Old Trafford)
11/07: England 8-0 Norway (group stage, Brighton & Hove)
15/07: Northern Ireland 0-5 England (group stage, Southampton)
20/07: England 2-1aet Spain (quarter-finals, Brighton & Hove)
26/07: England 4-0 Sweden (semi-finals, Sheffield)
31/07: England 2-1aet Germany (final, London)