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Croatia Women U17
Italy U17 Women
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End 2-1
93′
matilde oddina
83′
I. Forney
83′
sara rabar
80′
giorgia galluzzi
m. sterner
77′
L. Bilaver
J. Vujicic
72′
D. Pecic
M. Skopljak
70′
E. Cikvar
68′
A. Ferranti
M. Battocchio
68′
V. Saccomandi
agata pinchi
63′
E. Niksic
G. Bubica
46′
T. Stefanovic
viktorija brodar
46′
I. Forney
beatrice martone
46′
rachele andreangeli
anna messa
Halftime 2-1
48′
e.ciurleo
48′
2-1
e.ciurleo
44′
ivona buljat
40′
ivona buljat
35′
anna messa
26′
m. sterner
15′
2-0
lana popic
Assist: M. Skopljak
10′
1-0
G. Bubica
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Match Info
In a compelling encounter at the UEFA European U17 Women's Championship, Croatia Women U17 secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Italy U17 Women on March 13, 2026. The match, kicking off at 19:00 local time, was a showcase of the burgeoning talent in European women's youth football, with Croatia's resilience proving decisive in a tightly contested fixture. The victory provides a significant boost to the Croatian side's hopes in the group stage of this prestigious youth tournament.
The match began with high intensity, and it was Croatia who struck first, capitalizing on a defensive error to take an early lead. Italy, a traditional powerhouse at youth level, responded with characteristic composure, gradually building pressure and finding a well-worked equalizer before the halftime interval. The second half saw both teams create chances, but it was Croatia who found the winner with a clinical finish following a swift counter-attack in the final quarter of the match. The Italian side pushed for a second equalizer, but the Croatian defense held firm under a late onslaught, with their goalkeeper making a crucial save in stoppage time to preserve the three points.
The standout performance came from Croatia's midfield dynamo, who controlled the tempo and provided the assist for the winning goal, showcasing maturity beyond her years. For Italy, their captain led by example from the back, but the team's inability to convert possession into clear-cut chances in the final third ultimately cost them. This result shakes up the group standings, putting Croatia in a strong position to advance, while Italy must regroup quickly for their next fixture. Post-match, the Croatian coach praised her team's "heart and tactical discipline," while the Italian manager acknowledged his side's dominance in possession but lamented their "lack of cutting edge in the final moment."

