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UEFA European U17 Women's Championship
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France U17 Women
Serbia Women U17
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End 1-2
88′
i.markovic
jana topic
64′
t.jesic
jana panic
60′
M. Collin
Mehisane Zidi
60′
A. Girardot
E. Prezelin
60′
E. Motyka
A. Roy
60′
N. Joksic
52′
M. Stokic
46′
M. Esdras
P. Daramola
46′
D. Niakate
G. Bekoundou
Halftime 1-2
50′
A. Krstić
thija sipka
46′
1-2
thija sipka
Assist: jana topic
37′
S.Yerro
27′
1-1
thija sipka
Assist: jana panic
5′
1-0
O. Tae
Assist: M. Ferreira
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Match Info
France U17 Women were upset 2-1 by Serbia Women U17 in a group stage match at the UEFA European U17 Women's Championship on March 17, 2026. This result represents a significant shock in the tournament, as the highly-favored French side fell to a determined Serbian team that executed their game plan to perfection. Serbia took a surprising lead midway through the first half, capitalizing on a set-piece to stun the French defense. France U17 Women, known for their technical prowess, dominated possession but struggled to break down a resolute Serbian backline. They eventually found an equalizer in the second half through a moment of individual brilliance, raising expectations of a comeback. However, Serbia remained dangerous on the counter-attack and scored a late winner against the run of play, sending their bench into wild celebrations. The key focus point was Serbia's disciplined defensive structure and their efficiency in transition, which frustrated the French attackers throughout the match. This victory is a monumental result for Serbia Women U17, giving them a crucial three points and a strong chance to progress from the group, while it leaves France with work to do in their remaining fixtures. The Serbian coach hailed the performance as a historic moment for their women's youth program, while the French manager acknowledged his team's lack of cutting edge in the final third.