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European Football Championship 2010 (U-17)

The final tournament of the European Football Championship 2010 among youth under 17 was held in Liechtenstein from May 18 to May 30, 2010 . Football players born after January 1, 1993 could participate in the tournament. The winner for the first time in their history was the England team, which defeated the French team in the semifinals, and the Spanish team in the final. The bronze medals were won by the national teams of France and Turkey.

European Football Championship 2010 (U-17)
2010 UEFA Under-17 Championship
him. U-17-Fußball-Europameisterschaft 2010
Championship details
Location Liechtenstein
Cities2
Stadiums2
The timing of the qualifying tournamentSeptember 5, 2009 - April 1, 2010
Final Tournament DatesMay 18 - May 30, 2010
Number of participants52
in the final stageeight
Top places
Champion ChampionFlag of England England (1st time)
Silver medalist Second placeFlag of spain Spain
Bronze medalist Third placeFrance flag France
Flag of turkey Turkey
Championship Statistics
Matches played15
Goals scored41 (2.73 per game)
Bombardier (s)Flag of spain Paco Alcácer (6 goals)
Best playerFlag of England Connor Wickham

Despite the fact that Liechtenstein was the host of the tournament, their team did not participate in the final round, they withdrew from the competition after they expressed concern in the UEFA about the uncompetitiveness of the Liechtenstein U-17 team [1] .

Content

Qualifying games

The final tournament of the UEFA European Under-17 Championship was preceded by two qualifying stages: qualifying and elite. During these rounds, 52 teams identified 7 of them, which went to the final part.

Members

A countryQualified asPrevious entries
  CzechGroup 1 winner2 (2002, 2006)
  PortugalGroup 2 winner3 (2002, 2003 , 2004)
  GreeceGroup 3 WinnerDebut
  SpainGroup 4 winner7 (2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 , 2008 , 2009)
  FranceGroup 5 winner5 (2002, 2004 , 2007, 2008, 2009)
  SwitzerlandGroup 6 winner4 ( 2002 , 2005, 2008, 2009)
  EnglandGroup 7 winner6 (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009)
  FranceThe best among the teams that took 2nd place in the elite round5 (2002, 2004 , 2007, 2008, 2009)

Compositions

Group stage

Group A

MTeamANDATNPBalls±ABOUT
one  Spain3300eight   -   one+79
2  France320onefive   -   3+26
3  Portugal3one023   -   303
four  Switzerland3003one   -   ten−90
May 18, 2010
17:30 CET
France  1: 2   Spain
Kura   66 'GoalsBernat   24 '
Alcacer   75 '
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Euan Norris
May 18, 2010
17:30 CET
Portugal  3-0   Switzerland
Eshgay   25 ' , 50'
Fonseca   48 '		Goals
Sportpark Eschen Mauren Eschen
Judge:   Artyom Kuchin
May 21, 2010
17:00 CET
Spain  4-0   Switzerland
Alcacer   13 ' , 36' , 43 '
Orty   48 '		Goals
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Antti Munucca
May 21, 2010
20:00 CET
France  1-0   Portugal
Pogba   29 'Goals
Sportpark Eschen Mauren Eschen
Judge:   Christoph Wiran
May 24, 2010
17:00 CET
Switzerland  1: 3   France
Zharkovich   29 'GoalsSanogo   43 ' , 47'
Kura   64 '
Sportpark Eschen Mauren Eschen
Judge:   Vadim Direktorenko
May 24, 2010
17:00 CET
Spain  2-0   Portugal
Deulofeu   70 ' , 74'Goals
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Stanislav Todorov

Group B

MTeamANDATNPBalls±ABOUT
one  England33006   -   2+49
2  Turkey3oneoneonefive   -   four+1four
3  Czech302one2   -   four−22
four  Greece30one2one   -   four−3one
May 18, 2010
20:30 CET
Greece  1: 3   Turkey
Diamantacos   62 '( pen. )GoalsYokushlu   sixteen'
Akchakyn   60 ' , 90 + 3' ( pen. )
Sportpark Eschen Mauren Eschen
Judge:   Christoph Wiran
May 18, 2010
20:30 CET
England  3: 1   Czech
Barkley   21 '
Macscreen   68 '
Afobe   69 '		GoalsOf letters   7 '
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Stanislav Todorov
May 21, 2010
17:00 CET
Turkey  1: 1   Czech
Akchakyn   43 'GoalsGasha   70 '
Sportpark Eschen Mauren Eschen
Judge:   Vadim Direktorenko
May 21, 2010
20:00 CET
Greece  0: 1   England
GoalsBarkley   35 '
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Artyom Kuchin
May 24, 2010
20:00 CET
Czech  0-0   Greece
Sportpark Eschen Mauren Eschen
Judge:   Euan Norris
May 24, 2010
20:00 CET
Turkey  1: 2   England
Derridge   31 'GoalsBerahino   35 '
Hall   62 '( pen. )
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Antti Munucca

Playoffs

SemifinalsThe final
  England 2
  Franceone
  England 2
  Spainone
  Spain 3
  Turkeyone


Semifinals

May 27, 2010
16:00 CET
England  2: 1   France
Wickham   23 ' , 40'GoalsPogba   56 '
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Stanislav Todorov
May 27, 2010
20:00 CET
Spain  3: 1   Turkey
Hese   eleven'
Alcacer   63 ' , 66' ( pen. )		GoalsCalis   47 '
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Antti Munucca

Final

May 30, 2010
17:30 CET
England  2: 1   Spain
Wizdom   thirty'
Wickham   42 '		GoalsDeulofeu   22 '
Rainpark , Vaduz
Judge:   Antti Munucca

Symbolic team

GoalkeepersDefendersMidfieldersForwards
  •   Jack butland
  •   Adrian Ortola
  •   Victor Alvarez
  •   Luke Garbutt
  •   Tomas Kalas
  •   Youssouf Sabali
  •   Philip Twardsik
  •   Andre Wizdom
  •   Ross Barkley
  •   Jose Campagna
  •   Conor Cody
  •   João Mariou
  •   Josh Mackecreen
  •   Yakub Pishek
  •   Paul Pogba
  •   Eliott Soren
  •   Benik Afobe
  •   Paco Alcacer
  •   Gerard Deulofeu
  •   Jesse Rodriguez
  •   Yaya Sanogo
  •   Connor Wickham [2]

Notes

  1. ↑ Liechtenstein withdraw team from U17 finals - (English) . Uefa.com (March 5, 2010). Date of treatment November 2, 2012.
  2. ↑ Technical report (English) (PDF). UEFA.com. Date of appeal April 26, 2012.

Links

  • Uefa.com
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Europe_Football_2010_Champion_(males_to_17_years )&oldid = 97863530


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