Italy win 2026 Under-17 EURO: Roll of honour

Italy beat Belgium after a penalty shoot-out to claim the 2026 UEFA European Under-17 Championship crown in Estonia.

Top scorers

Final tournament

3 Jakov Dedić (Croatia)

2 Enzo Alves (Spain)
2 Mikkel Bro Hansen (Denmark)
2 Arone Gadou (France)
2 Marcello Fugazzola (Italy)
2 Omran Khatar (Denmark)
2 Mikel Urrestarazu (Spain)
2 Nik Žužić Škafar (Croatia)

Season (including qualifiers)

8 Jakov Dedić (Croatia)

7 Mikkel Bro Hansen (Denmark)
7 Arone Gadou (France)
7 Diego Perillo (Italy)

2026 finals: Records and statistics

• Italy won their second-ever title and their first under the eight-team format.
• Belgium reached their first-ever Under-17 EURO final, having fallen at the semi-finals on four previous occasions.
• 47 goals were scored at the 2026 finals. The record for an eight-team finals is 54, set in 2025.
• Spain became the outright record holders for Under-17 EURO semi-final appearances with 12.
• Montenegro and hosts Estonia made their debut at an Under-17 EURO finals tournament.
• An exchange programme with the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) gave two officials from Uzbekistan the opportunity to referee at the 2026 finals.

All the results

Final

Sunday 7 June

Belgium 1-1 (3-4p) Italy (Lilleküla staadion)

Semi-finals

Thursday 4 June

Belgium 2-1 France (Kadrioru staadion)
Italy 1-1(4-2p) Spain (Lilleküla staadion)

Group stage

Matchday 3

Sunday 31 May

Group A
Spain 2-3 Croatia (Rakvere linnastaadion)
Belgium 1-0 Estonia (Lilleküla staadion) 

Monday 1 June

Group B
Denmark 3-3 Italy (Kalevi Keskstaadion)
France 5-0 Montenegro (Kadrioru staadion)

Matchday 2

Thursday 28 May

Group A
Belgium 0-1 Spain (Rakvere linnastaadion)
Estonia 1-3 Croatia (Lilleküla staadion) 

Friday 29 May

Group B
Montenegro 0-3 Italy (Kalevi Keskstaadion)
France 4-0 Denmark (Kadrioru staadion)

Matchday 1

Monday 25 May

Group A
Croatia 0-2 Belgium (Rakvere linnastaadion)
Estonia 1-4 Spain (Lilleküla staadion) 

Tuesday 26 May

Group B
Italy 1-0 France (Kalevi Keskstaadion)
Montenegro 1-2 Denmark (Kadrioru staadion)

Venues

Lilleküla staadion, Tallinn
Kadrioru staadion, Tallinn
Kalevi Keskstaadion, Tallinn
Rakvere linnastaadion, Rakvere

Under-17 EURO roll of honour

Winners by year

2026: Italy (hosts: Estonia)
2025: Portugal (Albania)
2024: Italy (Cyprus)
2023: Germany (Hungary)
2022: France (Israel)
2019: Netherlands (Republic of Ireland)
2018: Netherlands (England)
2017: Spain (Croatia)
2016: Portugal (Azerbaijan)
2015: France (Bulgaria)
2014: England (Malta)
2013: Russia (Slovakia)
2012: Netherlands (Slovenia)
2011: Netherlands (Serbia)
2010: England (Liechtenstein)
2009: Germany (Germany)
2008: Spain (Türkiye)
2007: Spain (Belgium)
2006: Russia (Luxembourg)
2005: Türkiye (Italy)
2004: France (France)
2003: Portugal (Portugal)
2002: Switzerland (Denmark)

All stats are for the Under-17 EURO only (from 2001/02 onwards). Bolded text indicates an update from the 2026 finals.

Titles

Netherlands 4
France 3
Portugal 3
Spain 3
England 2
Germany 2
Italy 2
Russia 2
Switzerland 1
Türkiye 1

Final appearances

Netherlands 8
France 7
Spain 7
Germany 5
England 4
Portugal 4
Italy 4
Russia 2
Belgium 1
Czechia 1
Switzerland 1
Türkiye 1

Semi-final appearances

Spain 12
France 11
Netherlands 11
England 9
Germany 8
Italy 8
Portugal 7
Belgium 5
Türkiye 4
Russia 3
Denmark 2
Poland 2
Serbia 2
Switzerland 2
Austria 1
Croatia 1
Czechia 1
Georgia 1
Scotland 1
Slovakia 1
Sweden 1

Final tournament appearances

17 England, France, Spain
15 Germany, Netherlands
14 Italy
12 Portugal
10 Belgium, Serbia (inc. Serbia and Montenegro)
9 Switzerland
8 Czechia, Denmark, Türkiye
7 Austria, Croatia, Scotland, Ukraine
6 Hungary, Republic of Ireland, Sweden
5 Poland
4 Israel, Russia, Slovenia
3 Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Iceland
2 Bulgaria, Georgia, Luxembourg, Norway, Slovakia, Wales
1 Albania, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Cyprus, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Finland, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Northern Ireland, Romania

Italy figures do not include 1987. No tournaments were held in 1983, 2020 and 2021.