Romania women's national under-17 football team

Romania Women's U-17

Nickname(s)	Tricolorele (The Tricolours)
Association	Romanian Football Federation
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
Head coach	Massimo Pedrazzini
Top scorer	-6 Lunca
FIFA code	ROU
First colours Second colours
First international
Romania 0–7 Wales   (Buftea, Romania, October 21, 2008)
Biggest win
Romania 6–1 North Macedonia   (Strumica, Macedonia; October 15, 2011)
Biggest defeat
Romania 0–13 Sweden   (Mogoșoaia, Romania; October 14, 2015)

The Romania women's national under-17 football team is the national under-17 football team of Romania and is governed by the Romanian Football Federation.

Competitive record

FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup

The team has never qualified for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup. ^[1]

Year	Result	Matches	Wins	Draws*	Losses	GF	GA
2008	did not qualify
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2022
2024
2025
Total	0/9	0	0	0	0	0	0

UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship

The team has never qualified for the UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship

Year	Result	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA
2008	did not qualify
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020	Cancelled
2021
2022	did not qualify
2023
2024
2025
2026	To be determined
2027
Total	0/16	0	0	0	0	0	0

Results at official competitions

Friendly matches are not included.   Win  Draw  Loss

Competition	No.	Date	Location	Opponent	Result	Scorers
2009 UEFA U-17 Championship
2009 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 9   Romania
	1	Oct 21, 2008	Buftea	Wales	0–7
	2	Oct 23, 2008	Buftea	Spain	0–7
	3	Oct 26, 2008	Buftea	Croatia	1-1	Vătafu 63' (pen.)
2010 UEFA U-17 Championship
2010 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 5   Poland
	4	Oct 22, 2009	Rzeszów	Belgium	1–3	Vătafu 46' (pen.)
	5	Oct 24, 2009	Rzeszów	Poland	0–3
	6	Oct 27, 2009	Rzeszów	Bulgaria	1-0	Miklos 80+1'
2011 UEFA U-17 Championship
2011 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 7   Austria
	7	Oct 6, 2010	Lindabrunn	Scotland	0–1
	8	Oct 8, 2010	Neulengbach	Ukraine	2-0	Cosma 40', 72'
	9	Oct 11, 2010	Neulengbach	Austria	0-0
2012 UEFA U-17 Championship
2012 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 2   North Macedonia
	10	Oct 10, 2011	Strumica	Republic of Ireland	2–3	Lunca 57', Nica 80+3'
	11	Oct 12, 2011	Strumica	Italy	3-2	Obreja 16', Lunca 30', Cosma 78'
	12	Oct 15, 2011	Strumica	North Macedonia	6-1	Lunca 4', 14', 20', 71', Obreja 46', Filler 63'
2013 UEFA U-17 Championship
2013 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 7   Greece
	13	Oct 29, 2012	Thessaloniki	Russia	1–6	Bistrian 35'
	14	Oct 31, 2012	Thessaloniki	Germany	0–5
	15	Nov 3, 2012	Thessaloniki	Greece	0–1
2014 UEFA U-17 Championship
2014 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 2   Estonia
	16	Jul 29, 2013	Tallinn	Estonia	5-0	Petre 10', Ciolacu 18', Vasile 58', 68', Indrei 65'
	17	Jul 31, 2013	Tallinn	Croatia	2-1	Ciolacu 10', Ambruș 48'
	18	Aug 3, 2013	Tallinn	Norway	0–4
2014 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round Group 1   Romania
	19	Sep 30, 2013	Mogoșoaia	Iceland	1–2	Ambruș 48'
	20	Oct 2, 2013	Mogoșoaia	Spain	0–8
	21	Oct 5, 2013	Mogoșoaia	Republic of Ireland	0–4
2015 UEFA U-17 Championship
2015 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 4   Serbia
	22	Oct 17, 2014	Subotica	Serbia	1-1	Golubović 8' (o.g.)
	23	Oct 19, 2014	Subotica	Republic of Ireland	0–2
	24	Oct 22, 2014	Subotica	Lithuania	3-3	Indrei 8', 59', 71'
2015 UEFA Championship Elite round Group 4   Russia
	25	Mar 22, 2015	Sochi	Belgium	0–5
	26	Mar 24, 2015	Sochi	Spain	0–5
	27	Mar 27, 2015	Sochi	Russia	5-2	Petre 37', Ciolacu 42', 56', 69', Meluță 73'
2016 UEFA U-17 Championship
2016 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 8   Romania
	28	Oct 12, 2015	Mogoșoaia	Russia	0–4
	29	Oct 14, 2015	Mogoșoaia	Sweden	0–13
	30	Oct 17, 2015	Mogoșoaia	Slovakia	0–5
2017 UEFA U-17 Championship
2017 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 9   Serbia
	31	Sep 12, 2016	Stara Pazova	Serbia	0–1
	32	Sep 28, 2016	Stara Pazova	Belgium	1-0	Sfiea 16'
	33	Oct 1, 2016	Pećinci	Ukraine	1–2	Boroș 58' (pen.)
2018 UEFA U-17 Championship
2018 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 4   Bosnia and Herzegovina
	34	Sep 24, 2017	Zenica	Greece	1-1	Marcu 5'
	35	Sep 27, 2017	Zenica	Republic of Ireland	0–2
	36	Sep 30, 2017	Zenica	Bosnia and Herzegovina	0–1
2018 UEFA Championship Elite round Group 1   Netherlands
	37	Mar 23, 2018	Zaltbommel	Netherlands	0–2
	38	Mar 26, 2018	Zaltbommel	Belgium	0–6
	39	Mar 29, 2018	Aalburg	Portugal	0–8
2019 UEFA U-17 Championship
2019 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 3   Montenegro
	40	Oct 22, 2018	Golubovci	Finland	0–4
	41	Oct 25, 2018	Nikšić	Italy	0–1
	42	Oct 28, 2018	Podgorica	Montenegro	2-1	Pană 38', Dimulescu 90+2'
2020 UEFA U-17 Championship
2020 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 2   Moldova
	43	Sep 19, 2019	Orhei	Turkey	4-4	Botojel 12', A. Borodi 49', 56', Bălăceanu 75'
	44	Sep 22, 2019	Orhei	Switzerland	0–8
	45	Sep 25, 2019	Chișinău	Moldova	2-0	Botojel 52' (pen.), A. Borodi 87'
2020 UEFA Championship Elite round Group 2   Hungary
	–	Sep 14, 2020	Szombathely	Hungary	canc.
	–	Sep 17, 2020	Szombathely	Russia	canc.
	–	Sep 20, 2020	Szombathely	Iceland	canc.
2021 UEFA U-17 Championship
2021 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 9   Albania
	–	Feb 7, 2021		Sweden	canc.
	–	Feb 10, 2021		Netherlands	canc.
	–	Feb 13, 2021		Albania	canc.
2022 UEFA U-17 Championship
2022 UEFA Championship Round 1, League B Group B5   Turkey
	46	Sep 30, 2021	Manavgat	Turkey	2–2	Filip 13', Roșu 39'
	47	Oct 3, 2021	Manavgat	Latvia	3–1	Filip 51', 65', Roșu 61' (pen.)
2022 UEFA Championship Round 2, League A Group A3   Norway
	48	Mar 24, 2022	Sandnes	Sweden	1–5	Pînzariu 62'
	49	Mar 27, 2022	Sandnes	Norway	0–12
50	Mar 30, 2022	Stavanger	Serbia	0–8

Top goalscorers in the European Championships

As of 30 March 2022 ^[update] .

No	Name	Goals
1	Alexandra Lunca	6
2	Mihaela Ciolacu	5
3	Dariana Indrei	4
4	Loredana Cosma	3
	Adina Borodi
	Anamaria Filip
7	Ștefania Vătafu	2
	Iulia Obreja
	Anamaria Vasile
	Beata Ambruș
	Cristina Botojel
	Clara Roșu

References

• Women's association football portal
• Sports portal
• Association football portal
• Romania portal

1. FIFA.com. "FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup India 2020™". www.fifa.com. Archived from the original on October 4, 2008. Retrieved 2020-01-31.

External links

• Official website
• FIFA profile