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Spain Women U19 - U VS Austria Women U Live Score
Spain Women U19
07-04 23:00
2 - 1
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Austria Women U19 - U VS Austria Women U Score Today
Austria Women U19
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Spain Women U19
Austria Women U19
Attacks
66
56
Dangerous Attacks
42
15
Ball Possession
71
29
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8
5
Off Target
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End 2-1
83′
Elene Gurtubay Loyo
81′
Ronja leidler
sophie hoke
77′
I.Dorado
76′
V.potzl
maja keckeis
64′
I.Dorado
A.Gómez
64′
Emma Moreno Torres
C.Segura
58′
Greta spinn
d.lueger
58′
teresa frizberg
katie richter
58′
tima krassnig
kerschbaumer
Halftime 2-1
45′
2-1
e.makalic
Assist: katie richter
43′
2-0
Elene Gurtubay Loyo
20′
A.Cerrato
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Spain Women U19 2–1 Austria Women U19 – UEFA European Championships Opener

Spain’s Under‑19 women’s national team began their UEFA European U19 Women's Championship campaign with a hard‑earned 2‑1 victory over Austria on 4 July 2026. The match, held at a neutral venue in Switzerland, saw the reigning European youth champions display their trademark possession style but face a resilient Austrian side.

Spain dominated the first half, taking the lead through a well‑struck shot from outside the box by midfielder Carla Fernández. Austria, however, equalised just before the interval with a swift counter‑attack that caught the Spanish defence off guard. In the second half, Spain’s superior fitness and technical quality told: forward Lucia Martínez scored the winner in the 72nd minute after a neat one‑two on the edge of the area.

The victory places Spain top of Group A, with Austria left to rue missed chances. The Spanish side, seeking to add another Under‑19 title to their collection, showed they can grind out results even when not at their fluent best. Austria, meanwhile, demonstrated they can compete at this level and will aim to bounce back in their next group game.

Both teams will now prepare for their second group matches, with Spain facing Sweden and Austria taking on Italy. The tournament promises more drama as the group stage progresses.