Germany pipped the Netherlands on penalties to make it seven titles in the 12 #WU17EURO seasons.

The story of how Germany won their seventh title, beating debut finalists the Netherlands..

Seven matches are being broadcast from the finals in Bulgaria: see where you can watch on TV or online below.

Holders Spain, Austria, Denmark, England, Germany, Netherlands and Portugal have joined hosts Bulgaria in the finals.

The 2019/20 qualifying round draw has been made, setting the first steps on the road to Sweden.

The elite round line-up is set, with 26 teams earning spots alongside Germany and holders Spain in the 23 November draw.

Cristiano Ronaldo's overhead kick for Real Madrid against his current club Juventus has been voted UEFA.com Goal of the Season.

Runners-up Germany outnumber champions Spain four to three in the official #WU17EURO team of the tournament.

Spain ended Germany's two-year reign as champions to claim their fourth title.

Spain won their fourth title by beating Germany in the final while Finland pipped England to the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.

Holders Germany, former winners Spain and Poland, England, the Netherlands, Finland and Italy have joined hosts Lithuania in May's finals.

Holders Germany will face the Republic of Ireland, Iceland and Azerbaijan after the elite round draw was made, with seven spots on offer in May's finals in Lithuania.

The draw has been made for the 2018/19 UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship qualifying round, with 44 teams starting the road to Bulgaria.

Former winners Spain and Poland and past finalists France, the Republic of Ireland, Sweden and Switzerland are among the 27 teams that have advanced from the qualifying round to join holders Germany.

The 2017/18 UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship qualifying round runs from 22 September to 24 October with 44 teams beginning their bids to reach Lithuania.

As Germany savour their tense final victory and sixth title, enjoy images from the final and beyond in our gallery of the action on and off the pitch in the Czech Republic.

Germany secured their record sixth UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship title after keeping their nerve from the spot to beat Spain 3-1 on penalties after a 0-0 draw.