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Italy U17 Women
England Women U17
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End 2-3
92′
89′
M. Brickell
antoine cairo
89′
A. Carson
mia dixon
89′
E. Vianello
84′
m. sterner
giulia guerzoni
84′
E. Vianello
V. Saccomandi
79′
2-3
A. Ferranti
77′
N. Mellor-Antill
katie scott
76′
Z. Ciccardini
66′
A. N'Drin
f.hirons
63′
1-3
bryony brodie
Assist: f.hirons
61′
A. Ferranti
agata pinchi
61′
e.ciurleo
M. Battocchio
52′
katie scott
50′
1-2
bryony brodie
Halftime 1-1
32′
rachele andreangeli
D. Rosso
22′
1-1
matilde oddina
9′
0-1
f.hirons
Assist: bryony brodie
7′
Amarachukwu Nwankwo
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Match Info
In a thrilling UEFA European U17 Women's Championship encounter, England Women U17 secured a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over Italy U17 Women on March 19, 2026. This match was a classic of youth international football, with England overturning a deficit to claim a vital win in the group stage. Italy started brightly and took a deserved lead midway through the first half, only for England to equalize just before halftime. The second half saw Italy regain the lead with a stunning long-range effort, but England's resilience shone through as they scored twice in the final ten minutes, including a last-minute winner from a corner. The standout performance came from England's attacking midfielder, who was instrumental in all three goals, showcasing the technical quality present in the youth setup. The match result had significant implications for the group standings, propelling England to the top of the table and putting Italy's qualification hopes in jeopardy. The Italian coach expressed pride in his team's performance but disappointment at the late collapse, while the England manager highlighted her team's incredible character and fighting spirit. Both teams fielded strong starting lineups, with Italy's creative forwards causing problems early on and England's substitutes making a decisive impact.

