Women's U17 EURO round 2 latest: Netherlands, France, Italy, Norway, Poland, Spain qualify

UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship round 2 is in progress with finals places in the Faroe Islands and promotion and relegation between the leagues at stake.

The teams are split into two leagues as set by round 1. The winners of the seven League A groups, the last of which ends on Sunday, will join the Faroe Islands in the finals from 4 to 17 May, with the draw on Wednesday 26 March. So far France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and holders Spain have booked their slots alongside the hosts.

The Faroe Islands themselves took part in League B although their finals place as hosts is assured. The final tournament also acts as UEFA's qualifier for the 2025 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Morocco from 17 October to 8 November.

WU17 EURO round 2 League A groups

• The seven League A group winners will qualify for the final tournament in the Faroe Islands.
• The seven teams placed fourth in their group in League A will be relegated to League B for round 1 of the next edition.

Group A1 (complete)
Qualified for finals: Spain (holders)
Also remain in League A for 2025/26 round 1: Belgium, Ukraine
Transfer to League B: Iceland*

Group A2 (complete)
Qualified for finals: France*
Also remain in League A for 2025/26 round 1: Scotland, Slovakia
Transfer to League B: Wales

Group A3 (complete)
Qualified for finals: Italy
Also remain in League A for 2025/26 round 1: Czechia, Croatia*
Transfer to League B: Georgia 

Group A4 (complete)
Qualified for finals: Poland
Also remain in in League A for 2025/26 round 1: Switzerland, Hungary
Transfer to League B: Türkiye*

Group A5 (complete)
Qualified for finals: Netherlands
Also remain in in League A for 2025/26 round 1: Finland*, England
Transfer to League B: Sweden 

Group A6 (complete) 
Qualified for finals: Norway*
Also remain in in League A for 2025/26 round 1: Portugal, Serbia
Transfer to League B: Greece

Group A7 (17–23 March): Germany*, Austria, Denmark, Kosovo 

*Mini-tournament hosts

Team guide

• Spain won their fifth title in 2024, beating England in the final. France and Poland reached the semi-finals while also taking part were Belgium, Norway, Portugal and Sweden (who were hosts).
• Germany are eight-time champions and while Poland and France have one title each.
• Georgia, Hungary, Kosovo, Serbia, Slovakia, Sweden and Ukraine were promoted from League B in round 1. Georgia are in League A for the first time.
• Croatia, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Kosovo, Slovakia, Türkiye, Ukraine and Wales began round 2 hoping to join the Faroe Islands in making their final tournament debuts.

WU17 EURO round 2 League B groups

• The six group winners and the best runner-up from League B (not counting results against fourth-placed teams) will be promoted to League A for round 1 of the next edition.

Group B1 (17–23 March): Northern Ireland*, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Montenegro

Group B2 (complete)Promoted to League A for 2025/26 round 1: Bulgaria
Runners-up: Luxembourg
Also in group: Malta, Azerbaijan*

Group B3 (complete)
Promoted to League A for 2025/26 round 1: Belarus
Runners-up: Andorra*
Also in group: Albania, Israel

Group B4 (complete)
Promoted to League A for 2025/26 round 1: Romania*
Runners-up: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Also in group: Latvia

Group B5 (complete)
Promoted to League A for 2025/26 round 1: Republic of Ireland
Runners-up: Lithuania*
Also in group: Faroe Islands (finals hosts)

Group B6 (complete)
Promoted to League A for 2025/26 round 1: North Macedonia*
Runners-up: Slovenia
Also in group: Moldova

*Mini-tournament hosts

• Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Faroe Islands, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland and Slovenia were relegated from League A in round 1.

The League B groupsUEFA via Getty Images