2024/25 UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship round 1 latest

Round 1 of the 2024/25 UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship runs until 20 November, deciding promotion and relegation between the leagues for round 2 in spring.

League A consists of 28 teams, including holders Spain and the seven sides promoted from League B after round 2 of the 2023/24 edition. The Faroe Islands are taking part in qualifying, although their finals place is assured as hosts.

The teams compete in seven groups, played as single-venue mini-tournaments; sides finishing fourth are relegated to League B for round 2, with the other positions deciding League A seeding for that round.

The 21 teams in League B for round 1 include sides relegated from League A in 2023/24 round 2. They compete for promotion to League A in six groups, three of four sides and the three of three. The group winners and runners-up with the best record against the teams first and third in their section are also promoted.

The seven teams joining the Faroe Islands in the 2025 finals from 4 to 17 May will be decided by round 2, drawn on 6 December and to be completed by 23 March. The tournament will also act as qualifying for the 2025 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Morocco.

League A

• The teams finishing fourth are relegated to League A for round 2.

Group A1 (complete)
Remain in in League A for round 2: Switzerland, Portugal*, Wales
Transfer to League B: Slovenia

Group A2 (complete) 
Remain in in League A for round 2:Germany, Belgium*, Türkiye
Transfer to League B: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Group A3 (complete)
Remain in League A for round 2: England*, Czechia, Netherlands
Transfer to League B: Faroe Islands (finals hosts)

Group A4 (complete)
Remain in in League A for round 2: Scotland*, Poland, Iceland
Transfer to League B: Northern Ireland

Group A5 (complete) 
Remain in in League A for round 2: Italy, France, Croatia*
Transfer to League B: Bulgaria

Group A6 (14–20 November): Spain* (holders), Austria, Denmark, Republic of Ireland

Group A7 (complete)
Remain in in League A for round 2: Norway*, Finland, Greece
Transfer to League B: Belarus

League B

• The group winners and the runners-up with the best record against the teams finishing first and third in their group are promoted to League A for round 2.

Group B1 (complete)
Promoted to League A for round 2: Slovakia*
Runners-up: Georgia
Also in group: Latvia, Montenegro

Group B2 (13–19 November): Ukraine, Romania, Malta*, Moldova

Group B3 (complete) 
Promoted to League A for round 2: Hungary*
Runners-up: North Macedonia
Also in group: Lithuania, Andorra

Group B4 (complete)
Promoted to League A for round 2: Kosovo
Runners-up: Albania*
Also in group: Israel

Group B5 (complete)
Promoted to League A for round 2: Serbia
Runners-up: Luxembourg*
Also in group: Azerbaijan

Group B6 (complete)
Promoted to League A for round 2: Sweden*
Runners-up: Estonia
Remain in League B: Kazakhstan

*Mini-tournament hosts

• Spain won the title for the fifth time in Sweden in May.
• Germany have a record eight titles, while other past champions are France and Poland.
• England were 2023/24 runners-up with France and Poland losing in the semi-finals and Belgium, Norway, Poland and hosts Sweden also in the group stage.
• The Faroe Islands, as hosts, will make their finals debut; their nation competed at the men's U17 finals in 2017.
• Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Faroe Islands, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland and Slovenia were promoted from League B in 2023/24 round 2.
• Hungary, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Serbia, Slovakia, Sweden and Ukraine were relegated from League A in 2023/24 round 2.