GROUP 6

QUALIFYING ROUND
26/09/2015 – 04/10/2015
GROUP 6
AZERBAIJAN – BELGIUM – CZECH REPUBLIC - GEORGIA
Dear Football Friends,
In the name of the Royal Belgian Football Association, I am honoured to welcome our friends
from Azerbaijan, the Czech Republic and Georgia to the first qualifying round of the UEFA
European Women’s Under-17 Championship 2015-2016. I sincerely hope that they will enjoy
their stay in our country and wish them a safe journey home after the tournament.
We are doing our best to make this tournament a success and I am certain that the hotels, and
the clubs of the training grounds and stadiums will do everything they can to ensure the best
possible conditions.
Our special thanks go to the people of Royal Standard de Liège and KAS Eupen who open their
doors this week to the participating teams.
Tournaments such as this give young players the opportunity to develop at international level.
The level of this first qualifying round of the UEFA European Women’s Under-17 Championship
is indeed much higher than our national football competitions, which will allow the participating
players to gain a wealth of experience. For this reason, I would also like to thank UEFA as
organizer of the Women’s Under-17 Championships for giving the countries of Europe this
opportunity. This tournament would not be possible without UEFA’s financial support and
organizational assistance!
With Azerbaijan, the Czech Republic, Georgia and Belgium, this tournament promises to be real
extravaganza. Each team is dreaming of reaching the finals in Belarus and we wish them all the
very best. We hope that despite the stakes and the importance of the tournament, the matches
can take place in a positive climate, with attention for respect and fair play.
Enjoy the tournament!
Gaston Schreurs
Member Executive Committee RBFA
Tournament Director
SCHEDULE
Tuesday 29 September 2015
Standard Ac.
14:00
Czech Republic
-
Azerbaijan
Standard Ac.
19:00
Belgium
-
Georgia
Thursday 1 October 2015
KAS Eupen
15:00
Georgia
-
Czech Rep.
KAS Eupen
20:00
Belgium
-
Azerbaijan
-
Belgium
-
Georgia
Sunday 4 October 2015
Standard Ac.
11:00
KAS Eupen
11:00
Czech Republic
Azerbaijan
TOURNAMENT REGULATIONS
The UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship consists of three distinct stages: two
qualifying rounds and an eight-team final tournament.
Qualifying round
The competition begins with one-venue four-team mini-tournaments, although the
nations with the highest UEFA coefficient may be given byes to the second qualifying
round. The winners and runners-up of the groups go through along with the required
number of third-placed teams with the best record against the first and second-placed
teams, to ensure there are 24 sides in the next phase.
Elite round
The 24 teams are drawn into six groups of four teams. The groups are played as one-venue
mini-tournaments with the winners and the runners-up with the best record against the
teams first and third in their section progressing to the finals to join the hosts.
Final tournament
The eight teams are split into two groups of four. The top two in each group go through to the
knockout phase, beginning in the semi-finals.
Further details, including the criteria for separating teams that finish level on points in a
group, or after 80 minutes in a match, can be found on UEFA.com.
HISTORY
The UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship was launched for the 2007/08 season,
having been approved by the UEFA Executive Committee on 22 May 2006.
The decision to begin the annual competition followed the inauguration of the biennial FIFA U-17
Women's World Cup for 2008 – the European tournament acts as a qualifier when it is in the same
year as the global finals – and also allowed UEFA to underline further its commitment to women's
football and recognize the continual increase of activities in this sector. UEFA also hoped that this
new championship would encourage and motivate those member associations who do not currently
take part in a women's European competition to do so.
UEFA's expectations were exceeded when 40 nations put in for the first edition, with the first
qualifying round draw given the date of 19 February 2007. For the first season it was decided that
four teams would progress to the finals, and UEFA itself acted as the hosts in its Swiss base of Nyon.
Germany were to emerge champions ahead of France, Denmark and England, who all qualified
for the World Cup.
The following year Germany retained the title with a 7-0 final defeat of Spain, with France beating
Norway 3-1 to finish third. Spain went one better in 2010 with a penalty shoot-out win against the
Republic of Ireland, who had ended Germany's run in the semi-finals, and Jorge Vilda's side
successfully defended the trophy in 2011 by beating France with a last-gasp goal.
Germany reclaimed the title the following year, knocking Spain out in the second qualifying round
before a penalty shoot-out win in the final against a side falling just short for the third time, France
(who were to win the subsequent FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Azerbaijan). In 2013, after
Germany failed to qualify for the first time, Poland took their maiden women's title, beating
Sweden 1-0 in the final.
That was the last four-team event in Nyon. From 2013/14 the finals were expanded to an eightsided tournament with different hosts each year, Germany again winning the first edition of the
larger finals in England. Spain then themselves managed a third triumph in Iceland in 2015.
Belarus, the Czech Republic and Lithuania will stage subsequent tournaments.
WINNERS
2014/15
2013/14
2012/13
2011/12
2010/11
2009/10
2008/09
2007/08
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
Spain
Germany
Poland
Germany
Spain
Spain
Germany
Germany
BELGIUM
ROYAL BELGIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCATION
Founded: 1895
UEFA affiliation: 1954
FIFA affiliation: 1904
Address: 145, Avenue Houba de Strooper 1020 BRUSSELS
Telephone: +32 2 477 1211
Fax: +32 2 478 2391
Website: www.belgianfootball.be
e-mail: [email protected]
BELGIANFOOTBALL
@BELGIANFOOTBALL
AZERBAIJAN
ASSOCIATION OF FOOTBALL
FEDERATIONS OF AZERBAIJAN
Founded: 1992
UEFA affiliation: 1994
FIFA affiliation: 1994
Address: 2208 Nobel prospekti 1025 BAKU
Telephone: +994 12 404 27 77
Fax: +994 12 404 27 72
Website: www.affa.az
e-mail: [email protected]
PLAYERS
1 Curto
2 Abdulova
3 Ozdemir
4 Aliyeva
5 Tenekeci
6 Özdemir
7 Ahmadova
8 Uygun
9 Hajiyeva
10 Sardarli
11 Kanpara
12 Teymurova
13 Ozdemir
14 Seyfatdinova
15 Mammadaliyeva
16 Inceoglu
17 Ismayilova
18 Gurgenidze
19 Gurgenidze
20 Fatullayeva
Grazia Maila
Nigar
Hatice
Arzu
Gizem
Ülkü
Ayshan
Dilge
Vusala
Rovshana
Chagla Miray
Firangiz
Merve
Vusala
Gultac
Zehra
Narmin
Nino
Salome
Sanay
COACH
ASGAROV Siyasat
TEAM MANAGER
IMANOVA Aziza
13.06.1999
07.08.1999
05.01.1999
12.06.1999
22.10.1999
15.02.2000
05.05.2000
09.11.1999
03.10.1999
22.06.2000
01.07.1999
14.08.1999
14.08.1999
11.03.2000
20.09.1999
21.04.1999
02.04.1999
15.10.2000
30.01.2000
27.08.1999
SCHOTT MAINZ
Tahsil (Baku)
FFC MONTABAUR
Tahsil (Baku)
FFC FRANKFURT
FFC MONTABAUR
Tahsil (Baku)
FFC FRANKFURT
Tovuz
Imishli
HERTHA 03 ZEHLENDORF
Tahsil (Baku)
EINTRACH FRANKFURT
Shaki
Sumqayit Fc
EINTRACH FRANKFURT
Tahsil (Baku)
ZAQATALA
ZAQATALA
Tahsil (Baku)
GK
GK
DEF
DEF
ATT
DEF
DEF
DEF
DEF
MID
MID
MID
MID
ATT
DEF
ATT
MID
MID
DEF
DEF
CZECH REPUBLIC
FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF THE CZECH
REPUBLIC
Founded: 1901
UEFA affiliation: 1954
FIFA affiliation: 1907
Address: Diskarska 100 16017 PRAGUE 6
Telephone: +420 233 029 111
Fax: +420 233 353 107
Website: www.fotbal.cz
e-mail: [email protected]
PLAYERS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
ZELENÁ
DUDOVÁ
SIVÁKOVÁ
VALÁŠKOVÁ
KLÍMOVÁ
KAVALOVÁ
PŘÍKASKÁ
DUBCOVÁ
DUBCOVÁ
ČIPEROVÁ
KRIŠTOFOVÁ
RADOVÁ
ŠLAJSOVÁ
KHÝROVÁ
KODADOVÁ
LIPKOVÁ
PAVLASOVÁ
STAŠKOVÁ
Klára
Lucie
Kristýna
Natálie
Markéta
Natálie
Kristýna
Kamila
Michaela
Kristýna
Šárka
Adéla
Gabriela
Michaela
Natálie
Gabriela
Tereza
Andrea
11.05.2000
29.08.2000
14.06.2000
04.05.2000
08.06.1999
07.04.1999
03.03.1999
17.01.1999
17.01.1999
19.03.1999
08.09.2000
16.02.1999
07.04.2000
03.02.2000
05.05.2000
20.07.1999
18.05.2000
12.05.2000
AC Sparta Praha
AC Sparta Praha
AC Sparta Praha
1. FC Slovácko
Horní Heršpice
AC Sparta Praha
1. FC Slovácko
1. FC Slovácko
1. FC Slovácko
SK Slavia Praha
Horní Heršpice
FC Viktoria Plzen
FC Viktoria Plzen
AC Sparta Praha
AC Sparta Praha
1. FC Slovácko
Pardubice
AC Sparta Praha
GK
DEF
MID
DEF
DEF
DEF
DEF
MID
MID
MID
ATT
MID
MID
ATT
MID
GK
ATT
ATT
COACH
RADA Karel
TEAM MANAGER
ŠMAHELOVÁ Lucie
GEORGIA
GEORGIAN FOOTBALL FEDERATION
Founded: 1990
UEFA affiliation: 1992
FIFA affiliation: 1992
Address: 76a Chavchavadze Avenue 0162 TBILISI
Telephone: +995 32 912 680
Fax: +995 322 91 59 95
Website: www.gff.ge
e-mail: [email protected]
GeorgianFFofficial
@GeorgianFF
PLAYERS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
45
16
17
18
URUSHADZE
KALANDADZE
JANELIDZE
CHKHARTISHVILI
SAGARADZE
NARSIA
ANTADZE
SHAKARISHVILI
NAKVETAURI
EPITASHVILI
KHERGIANI
GABUNIA
BAJELIDZE
ANTADZE
GUJABIDZE
KHANDAZIANI
JANIKASHVILI
GOGESHVILI
Ketevan
Mariam
Ana
Nino
Manoni
Sopiko
Darina
Violeta
Nadejda
Tamari
Keso
Tatia
Ana
Salome
Nino
Amalia
Mariami
Mariam
COACH
TAMAZ Kostava
TEAM MANAGER
RAMISHVILI Levan
20.06.2000
19.12.2000
20/02/1999
5/01/1999
16.07.2000
03.05.2000
27/07/1999
09.02.2000
2/10/1999
21.02.2000
24/09/1999
7/07/2000
04.05.2000
30/01/1999
15.11.2000
23.11.2000
05.06.2000
02.03.1999
GK
DEF
DEF
DEF
DEF
MID
MID
MID
ATT
ATT
MID
GK
MID
MID
DEF
MID
ATT
MID
VENUES
MATCH VENUES
STANDARD ACADEMY
Allée du Bol d’Air 13 – 4031 Angleur
FEYTONGS Sacha
+32 497/47.56.00
KAS EUPEN
Kehrweg 14 – 4700 Eupen
RADERMACHER Joseph
TRAINING GROUNDS
STANDARD ACADEMY
Allée du Bol d’Air 11, 4031 ANGLEUR
VISÉ/LIXHE
Visé (field 1) : Rue de Mons 15, 4600 VISE
Lixhe (field 1) : Rue de Liège, 4600 LIXHE
HERSTAL
Rue E. Muraille 158, 4040 HERSTAL
BLEGNY
Rue de Trembleur 19, 4670 BLEGNY
PERSONAL NOTES