See which 28 teams are through to the elite round after the 11 qualifying round groups ended.

The elite round line-up is complete with best third-placed teams Greece and Bulgaria joining the top two in each group.

The 2018/19 qualifying round draw has been made in Nyon involving 48 of the record entry of 51, with Liechtenstein making their debut in a women's football competition.

The 2017/18 UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship qualifying round runs from 8 September to 31 October; there are 48 hopefuls vying for seven places alongside hosts Switzerland.

Debutants Kosovo have been drawn with record six-time winners Germany as the groups for the 2017/18 qualifying round draw were set, with a record 48 sides involved.

The 2017/18 qualifying round draw is made at 10:00CET on Friday 11 November, with 48 hopefuls beginning their bids to join hosts Switzerland in the final tournament.

The line-up for the UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship elite round is complete after Belgium and Ukraine became the last sides to seal their places.

The UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship kicks off in Slovenia on Thursday with 44 of the 48 entrants starting their bids to reach Northern Ireland over the next two months.

The 2016/17 WU19 EURO takes place in Northern Ireland, the first female finals to be held there.

Just 50 days after clinching their second title, Sweden will begin their defence in the qualifying round as the road to Slovakia gets under way; runners-up Spain have a bye.

Holders the Netherlands were among 17 teams to seal places in April's elite round after recording their second wins in three days, with 14-goal Spain joining them.

The opening day of UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship qualifying witnessed 108 goals in 22 games, with holders the Netherlands contributing nine of them.

Just 48 days after capturing their maiden title the Netherlands will begin their defence amid six days of qualifying action that also sees a pair of mouth-watering rematches.

Finland, semi-finalists in Wales three months ago, and 2012 winners Sweden were two of 44 teams who learned their qualifying round fate for the 2014/15 competition.

All but three of the 47 teams aiming for a place alongside hosts Israel in summer 2015 will learn their qualifying round draw fate when it is streamed live on 20 November.

Sweden, France, Finland and the Netherlands were among nine sides to emerge from the UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship qualifying round with a perfect record.