Women's U19 facts and figures
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
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uefa.com runs through through the records from this season's UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship and further back, from 21-0 wins to crowds of over 6,000 spectators.
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Champions (hosts)
1998-2001: U18s, four-team finals
1998: Denmark (two-legged final v France)
1999: Sweden (Sweden)
2000: Germany (France)
2001: Germany (Norway)
2002 to date: U19s, eight-team finals
2002: Germany (Sweden)
2003: France (Germany)
2004: Spain (Finland)
2005: Russia (Hungary)
2006: Germany (Switzerland)
2007: Germany (Iceland)
2008: Italy (France)
Biggest wins
Qualifying: Russia 21-0 Georgia, 2005/06 first qualifying round
Final tournament: Germany 9-0 Belarus, 2008/09 group stage
Individual match goalscoring
Qualifying: Marcela Ižová (Slovakia) 8 v Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1998/99
Final tournament: Elena Danilova (Russia) 4 v Netherlands, 2005/06
Season top scorers
1997/98: Therese Lundin (Sweden) 11
1998/99: Helena Hasselberg (Sweden) 11
1999/00: Laura del Río (Spain), Jessica Thorn (Finland) 9
2000/01: Volha Aniskoutsava (Belarus), Petra Wimbersky (Germany) 8
2001/02: Nicole Gassmann (Switzerland), Suzanne Grant (Scotland) 8
2002/03: Yulya Korniyevets (Ukraine) 9
2003/04: Anja Mittag (Germany) 12
2004/05: Elena Danilova (Russia) 15
2005/06: Elena Danilova (Russia) 17
2006/07: Marie-Laure Delie (France) 12
2007/08: Kim Kulig (Germany) 12
Finals top scorers
1997/98: Isabelle Le Denmat (France), Majbritt Knutsen (Denmark) 2
1998/99: Helena Hasselberg (Sweden) 2
1999/00: Laura del Río (Spain) 7
2000/01: Marie Knutsen (Norway), Petra Wimbersky (Germany) 2
2001/02: Claire Morel (France), Barbara Müller (Germany) 4
2002/03: Shelley Thompson (Germany) 4
2003/04: Anja Mittag (Germany) 6
2004/05: Elena Danilova (Russia) 9
2005/06: Elena Danilova (Russia) 7
2006/07: Marie Laure Delie (France), Fanndis Fridriksdóttir (Iceland), Ellen White (England) 3
2007/08: Marie Pollmann (Germany) 4
2008/09 qualifying top scorers
First qualifying round: Lidija Kulis (Bosnia-Herzegovina) 10
Second qualifying round: Dzsenifer Marozsan (Germany) 7
Overall qualifying: Lidija Kulis (Bosnia-Herzegovina) 10
Highest attendances
Qualifying: Germany v Finland, Ludwigshafen, 1999/00, 6,002
Two-legged knockout: Germany v Norway, Kirchheim/Teck, 1997/98 quarter-final second leg, 2,870
Final tournament: Belarus v Switzerland, Borisov, 2008/09, 5,000
Final tournament appearances (inc 2009)
12 Germany*
10 France*
8 Sweden*, Norway*
7 Spain
6 England*
5 Denmark, Switzerland*
4 Italy
3 Russia
2 Scotland, Finland, Netherlands, Iceland*
1 Belgium, Hungary, Poland, Belarus*
*competing at 2009 finals