Romania women's national under-19 football team

Romania U19
Nickname(s)	Tricolorele (The Tricolours)
Association	Romanian Football Federation
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
Head coach	Marin Ion
Top scorer	-14 Lunca
FIFA code	ROU
First colours	Second colours
First international
	Ukraine 4-0 Romania ; (Mogoșoaia, Romania, September 23, 2003)
Biggest win
	Romania 8-0 Latvia ; (Mogilev, Belarus; September 20, 2015); Romania 8-0 Armenia ; (Rrogozhinë, Albania; October 5, 2022)
Biggest defeat
	Spain 9-0 Romania ; (Braga, Portugal; April 6, 2022)

Last updated December 01, 2023

The Romania women's national under-19 football team is the national under-19 football team of Romania and is governed by the Romanian Football Federation.^[1] In the eventuality of a World Cup qualification, the team would function as an under-20 national team.

UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship

Ed.	Year	Round	Position in Group	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	Qualifying Round	Position in Group	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA
1	1998	Did not enter								Did not enter
2	1999	Did not enter								Did not enter
3	2000	Did not enter								Did not enter
4	2001	Did not enter								Did not enter
5	2002	Did not enter								Did not enter
6	2003	Did not enter								Did not enter
7	2004	Did not qualify								First	4th	3	0	0	3	2	16
8	2005	Did not qualify								First/Second	3rd/4th	6	1	0	5	5	20
9	2006	Did not qualify								First/Second	3rd/4th	6	0	1	5	4	26
10	2007	Did not qualify								First/Second	3rd/3rd	6	2	1	3	6	15
11	2008	Did not qualify								First/Second	3rd/4th	6	2	0	4	5	15
12	2009	Did not qualify								First/Second	2nd/4th	6	2	0	4	9	26
13	2010	Did not qualify								First	3rd	3	1	0	2	2	11
14	2011	Did not qualify								First	4th	3	1	0	2	4	8
15	2012	Group stage	4th	3	0	1	2	1	3	First/Second	2nd/1st	6	4	1	1	14	3
16	2013	Did not qualify								First	3rd	3	1	0	2	3	5
17	2014	Did not qualify								First/Elite	2nd/3rd	6	3	0	3	12	18
18	2015	Did not qualify								First/Elite	2rd/4th	6	1	2	3	2	8
19	2016	Did not qualify								First	3rd	3	1	0	2	9	4
20	2017	Did not qualify								First	3rd	3	1	0	2	7	9
21	2018	Did not qualify								First	3rd	3	1	0	2	6	12
22	2019	Did not qualify								First	4th	3	0	0	3	0	7
23	2020	Cancelled								First/Elite	3rd/canc.	3	1	1	1	4	8
24	2021	Cancelled								Cancelled
25	2022	Did not qualify								League B/A	1st/4th	6	3	0	3	9	20
26	2023	To Be Determined								To Be Determined
27	2024	To Be Determined								To Be Determined
28	2025	To Be Determined								To Be Determined
	Total			3	0	1	2	1	3			81	25	6	50	103	200

Results at official competitions

Friendly matches are not included. Win Draw Loss

Competition	No.	Date and Place	Opponent	Result	Scorers
2004 UEFA U-19 Championship
2004 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group B6 Romania
	1	Sep 23, 2003 Mogoșoaia	Ukraine	0-4
	2	Sep 25, 2003 Mogoșoaia	Scotland	1-7	Spânu 21'
	3	Sep 27, 2003 Mogoșoaia	England	1-5	Paşca 44'
2005 UEFA U-19 Championship
2005 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 4 England
	4	Sep 28, 2004 York	Wales	1-4	Cioran 34'
	5	Sep 30, 2004 Halifax	England	0-3
	6	Oct 2, 2004 Leeds	Bulgaria	4-0	Pop 17', 59', Cioran 54', Rus 62'
2005 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round Group 4 Austria
	7	Apr 26, 2005 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn	Russia	0-6
	8	Apr 28, 2005 Pottenstein	Austria	0-4
	9	Apr 30, 2005 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn	Serbia and Montenegro	0-3
2006 UEFA U-19 Championship
2006 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 8 North Macedonia
	10	Sep 27, 2005 Struga	Serbia and Montenegro	0-1
	11	Sep 29, 2005 Ohrid	Netherlands	1-5	Birțoiu 63'
	12	Oct 1, 2005 Struga	North Macedonia	1-1	Stanciu 31'
2006 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round Group 4 Romania
	13	Apr 25, 2006 Mogoșoaia	Denmark	0-7
	14	Apr 27, 2006 Otopeni	England	2-8	Sârghe 52', Sucilă 55'
	15	Apr 29, 2006 Otopeni	Iceland	0-4
2007 UEFA U-19 Championship
2007 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 7 Moldova
	16	Sep 26, 2006 Chișinău	Wales	0-5
	17	Sep 28, 2006 Chișinău	Ukraine	1-1	Ristache 19'
	18	Oct 1, 2006 Chișinău	Moldova	4-0	Sucilă 38', 63', Cojocaru 58', C. Buză 62'
2007 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round Group 4 Romania
	19	Apr 10, 2007 Chiajna	Denmark	0-7
	20	Apr 12, 2007 Mogoșoaia	Norway	0-2
	21	Apr 29, 2007 Chiajna	Belgium	1-0	C. Buză 61'
2008 UEFA U-19 Championship
2008 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 1 Portugal
	22	Sep 27, 2007 Luso, Mealhada	Iceland	0-4
	23	Sep 29, 2007 Águeda	Portugal	2-0	Birțoiu 44', Gurz 54'
	24	Sep 27, 2007 Anadia	Greece	0-1
2008 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round Group 3 Romania
	25	Apr 24, 2008 Buftea	Hungary	3-2	Birțoiu 14', 88', Ilinca 35'
	26	Apr 26, 2008 Mogoșoaia	Germany	0-4
	27	Apr 29, 2008 Buftea	Russia	0-4
2009 UEFA U-19 Championship
2009 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 1 Portugal
	28	Sep 26, 2008 Penalva do Castelo	Portugal	4-1	Dușa 8', 36', Gheorghiulescu 59', Loghin 65'
	29	Sep 28, 2008 Viseu	Norway	0-6
	30	Oct 1, 2008 Mangualde	Faroe Islands	4-1	Dușa 28', 52', Gurz 75', 85'
2009 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round Group 5 Switzerland
	31	Apr 23, 2009 Buochs	Netherlands	0-8
	32	Apr 25, 2009 Altbüron	Italy	0-4
	33	Apr 28, 2009 Buochs	Switzerland	1-6	Dușa ?'
2010 UEFA U-19 Championship
2010 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 11 Portugal
	34	Sep 19, 2009 Albufeira	Switzerland	0-5
	35	Sep 21, 2009 Lagos	Portugal	2-1	Loghin 55', Gurz 19'
	36	Sep 24, 2009 Lagos	Iceland	0-5
2011 UEFA U-19 Championship
2011 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 9 Czech Republic
	37	Sep 11, 2010 Prague	Turkey	3-2	Vătafu 52', 60' (pen.), Herczeg 55'
	38	Sep 13, 2010 Prague	Northern Ireland	1-2	Vătafu 12'
	39	Sep 16, 2010 Prague	Czech Republic	0-4
2012 UEFA U-19 Championship
2012 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 9 Belgium
	40	Sep 17, 2011 Wilrijk, Antwerp	Lithuania	7-0	Lunca 5', 46', 50', 54', 60', 65', Vătafu 89' (pen.)
	41	Sep 19, 2011 Hoboken, Antwerp	Northern Ireland	3-0	Lunca 15', 62', 84'
	42	Sep 22, 2011 Wilrijk, Antwerp	Belgium	0-2
2012 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round Group 3 Netherlands
	43	Mar 31, 2012 Nuenen	France	1-0	Herczeg 81'
	44	Apr 2, 2012 Werkendam	Iceland	2-0	Herczeg 3', Vătafu 75'
	45	Apr 5, 2012 Nuenen	Netherlands	1-1	Lunca 44'
2012 UEFA Championship Final tournament Group A Turkey
	46	Jul 2, 2012 Lara, Antalya	Denmark	0-1
	47	Jul 5, 2012 Aksu	Portugal	0-1
	48	Jul 8, 2012 Antalya	Turkey	1-1	Bâtea 51'
2013 UEFA U-19 Championship
2013 UEFA Championship First qualifying round Group 10 Switzerland
	49	Oct 20, 2012 Kriens	Lithuania	1-4	Lunca 27'
	50	Oct 22, 2012 Weggis	Switzerland	0-1
	51	Oct 25, 2012 Weggis	Israel	2-0	Lunca 36', Dicu 74'
2014 UEFA U-19 Championship
2014 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 8 North Macedonia
	52	Sep 21, 2013 Strumica	Georgia	5-2	Deca 20', 45+2', 88', Gangal 62', Bistrian 86'
	53	Sep 23, 2013 Strumica	North Macedonia	3-1	Roca 32' (pen.), Deca 58' (pen.), 88'
	54	Sep 26, 2013 Strumica	Scotland	0-8
2014 UEFA Championship Elite round Group 3 France
	55	Apr 5, 2014 Trélissac	France	1-5	Obreja 90'
	56	Apr 7, 2014 Bergerac	Sweden	0-1
	57	Apr 10, 2014 Bergerac	Poland	3-1	Lunca 5', 84', Ciolacu 35'
2015 UEFA U-19 Championship
2015 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 7 Bosnia and Herzegovina
	58	Sep 13, 2014 Sarajevo	Malta	0-0
	59	Sep 15, 2014 Sarajevo	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1-1	Bistrian 90+5'
	60	Sep 18, 2014 Sarajevo	Czech Republic	1-0	Bistrian 34'
2015 UEFA Championship Elite round Group 3 France
	61	Apr 4, 2015 Ozoir-la-Ferrière	Russia	0-2
	62	Apr 6, 2015 Ozoir-la-Ferrière	France	0-2
	63	Apr 9, 2015 Ozoir-la-Ferrière	Iceland	0-3
2016 UEFA U-19 Championship
2016 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 9 Belarus
	64	Sep 15, 2015 Mogilev	Latvia	8-0	Ciolacu 17', 44', 58', Vasile 25', 30', Ambruș 34', Popa 54', Barabași 82' (pen.)
	65	Sep 17, 2015 Orsha	Belarus	1-3	Popa 63'
	66	Sep 20, 2015 Mogilev	Denmark	0-1
2017 UEFA U-19 Championship
2017 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 1 Poland
	67	Sep 15, 2016 Wronki	Poland	0-2
	68	Sep 17, 2016 Grodzisk Wielkopolski	Armenia	7-0	Bartalis 23', Petre 31', Ambruș 40', Ciolacu 51', 72', A. Boroș 63', 75'
	69	Sep 20, 2016 Grodzisk Wielkopolski	Norway	0-7
2018 UEFA U-19 Championship
2018 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 3 Lithuania
	70	Sep 8, 2017 Marijampolė	Slovakia	2-3	Predoi 35', M. Boroș 66'
	71	Sep 11, 2017 Alytus	Lithuania	4-1	M. Boroș 12', 20', 68' (pen.), Piperea 70'
	72	Sep 14, 2017 Marijampolė	Denmark	0-8
2019 UEFA U-19 Championship
2019 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 11 Bulgaria
	73	Oct 1, 2018 Albena	Portugal	0-2
	74	Oct 4, 2018 Albena	Italy	0-4
	75	Oct 7, 2018 Balchik	Bulgaria	0-1
2020 UEFA U-19 Championship
2020 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 1 North Macedonia
	76	Oct 1, 2019 Skopje	Slovakia	1-1	Tătar 81' (pen.)
	77	Oct 4, 2019 Skopje	France	0-7
	78	Oct 7, 2019 Skopje	North Macedonia	3-0	Ienovan 6', Benő 49', Marcu 77'
2020 UEFA Championship Elite round Group 1 Netherlands
	–	Apr 8, 2020 Oldenzaal	Netherlands	canc.
	–	Apr 11, 2020 Oldenzaal	Scotland	canc.
	–	Apr 14, 2020 Vriezenveen	Iceland	canc.
2021 UEFA U-19 Championship
2021 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group 1 Portugal
	–	Apr 7, 2021	Portugal	canc.
	–	Apr 10, 2021	Czech Republic	canc.
	–	Apr 13, 2021	Latvia	canc.
2022 UEFA U-19 Championship
2022 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group B4 Malta
	79	Oct 20, 2021 Ta' Qali, Attard	Georgia	2-1	A. Borodi 37', Bălăceanu 60'
	80	Oct 23, 2021 Ta' Qali, Attard	Malta	5-2	Bumbar 5', Botojel 14' (pen.), Bălăceanu 32', A. Borodi 51', Frîncu 52'
	81	Oct 26, 2021 Ta' Qali, Attard	Israel	1-0	Pînzariu 20'
2022 UEFA Championship Qualifying round Group A6 Portugal
	82	Apr 6, 2022 Fão, Esposende	Spain	0-9
	83	Apr 9, 2022 Fafe	Netherlands	0-5
	84	Apr 12, 2022 Braga	Portugal	1-3	Bălăceanu 20'

Top goalscorers in the European Championships

Goalscorers with an equal number of goals are listed in chronological order of reaching the milestone. Bold indicates still active players. As of 12 April 2022^[update].

#	Name	Career	Goals
1	Alexandra Lunca	2011–2014	14
2	Mihaela Ciolacu	2014–2016	6
3	Cosmina Dușa	2008–2009	5
4–8	Georgiana Birțoiu	2005–2008	4
	Daniela Gurz	2007–2009
	Ștefania Vătafu	2010–2012
	Nicoleta Deca	2013
	Mădălina Boroș	2017
9–12	Cristina Sucilă	2006–2007	3
	Andrea Herczeg	2010–2012
	Claudia Bistrian	2013–2014
	Ioana Bălăceanu	2021–2022
13–21	Mihaela Cioran	2004	2
	Georgiana Pop	2004
	Claudia Buză	2006–2007
	Bianca Loghin	2008–2009
	Anamaria Vasile	2015
	Loredana Popa	2015
	Beata Ambruș	2015
	Alina Boroș	2016
	Adina Borodi	2021–2022
22–50	29 players		1

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↑ "Junioare | Federația Română de Fotbal". www.frf.ro. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
↑ "O nouă numire spectaculoasă la loturile naționale de fotbal feminin ale României. Stoichiță: "Am adus un antrenor matur"" [A new spectacular appointment in Romania's women national team staff. Stoichiță: "We brought a mature coach"]. frf.ro (in Romanian). Archived from the original on 16 June 2021. Retrieved 16 June 2021.

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