:Russia women's national under-17 football team
{{Short description|National association football team}}
{{Infobox National football team
| Name = Russia Women's U-17
| Badge = Coat_of_Arms_of_the_Russian_Federation_2.svg
| FIFA Trigramme = RUS
| Nickname = bears
| Association = Football Union of Russia
| Confederation = UEFA (Europe)
| Coach = {{flagicon|RUS}} Alexandr Schagov
| Asst Manager = {{flagicon|RUS}} Tatiana Kucher
| Captain = {{flagicon|RUS}} Jana Litvinenko
| Most caps =
| Top scorer = {{goal}} 7 - Alena Andreeva
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| First game = {{flagicon|Russia}} Russia 3–1 {{fbwu-rt|17|SVK}}
(Rustavi, Georgia; October 27, 2007)
| Largest win = {{flagicon|Russia}} Russia 19–0 {{fbwu-rt|17|ARM}}
(Tabanovac, Serbia; October 24, 2009)
| Largest loss = {{flagicon|Russia}} Russia 0–9 {{fbwu-rt|17|GER}}
(Esbjerg, Denmark; April 23, 2011)
| Most Recent match =
| U17WC apps =
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| U17WC best =
| Regional name = UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship
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The Russia women's national under-17 football team is the national under-17 football team of Russia and is governed by the Football Union of Russia. On 28 February 2022, due to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine and in accordance with a recommendation by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), FIFA and UEFA suspended the participation of Russia, including in the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The Russian Football Union unsuccessfully appealed the FIFA and UEFA bans to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which upheld the bans.{{Cite web|url=https://www.espn.com/soccer/russia-rus/story/4619546/cas-reject-russias-appeal-over-world-cup-ban-after-ukraine-invasion|title=Russia World Cup ban appeal rejected by CAS|date=18 March 2022|website=ESPN.com}} In October 2023, FIFA and UEFA lifted the ban on the team, allowing them to return to competitions. This was met with opposition from Ukraine and some other UEFA members. England, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Norway, and Romania announced that they would not play the team if it was allowed back. UEFA later axed the plan.
Competitive record
=FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup=
The team has never qualified for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup
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Year
!Result !Matches !Wins !Draws* !Losses !GF !GA | |||||||
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{{flagicon|NZL}} 2008 | colspan=7 rowspan=6|did not qualify | ||||||
{{flagicon|TTO}} 2010 | |||||||
{{flagicon|AZE}} 2012 | |||||||
{{flagicon|CRI}} 2014 | |||||||
{{flagicon|JOR}} 2016 | |||||||
{{flagicon|URU}} 2018 | |||||||
{{flagicon|IND}} 2022 | colspan=7 rowspan=3|Suspended | ||||||
{{flagicon|DOM}} 2024 | |||||||
{{flagicon|MAR}} 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
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width=80|Year | width=120|Result | width=25|MP | width=25|W | width=25|D | width=25|L | width=25|GF | width=25|GA |
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{{flagicon|SUI}} 2008 | colspan=7 rowspan=12|did not qualify | ||||||
{{flagicon|SUI}} 2009 | |||||||
{{flagicon|SUI}} 2010 | |||||||
{{flagicon|SUI}} 2011 | |||||||
{{flagicon|SUI}} 2012 | |||||||
{{flagicon|SUI}} 2013 | |||||||
{{flagicon|ENG}} 2014 | |||||||
{{flagicon|ISL}} 2015 | |||||||
{{flagicon|BLR}} 2016 | |||||||
{{flagicon|CZE}} 2017 | |||||||
{{flagicon|LTU}} 2018 | |||||||
{{flagicon|BUL}} 2019 | |||||||
{{flagicon|SWE}} | colspan=7 rowspan=2|Cancelled | ||||||
{{flagicon|FRO}} | |||||||
{{flagicon|BIH}} 2022 | colspan=7 rowspan=4|Suspended | ||||||
{{flagicon|EST}} 2023 | |||||||
{{flagicon|SWE}} 2024 | |||||||
{{flagicon|FRO}} 2025 | |||||||
Total | 0/16 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Results at official competitions
Friendly matches are not included.
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Venue | Date | Opponent | Result | width=600|Scorers | |||||||
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colspan=5 align=center |2008 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 10 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{GEO}} | |||||||||||
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|Oct 27, 2007 | {{fbwu|17|SVK}} | 3-1 | Makarova {{Goal|24}}, Aborovichute {{Goal|53 | 73}} | |||||||
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|Oct 29, 2007 | {{fbwu|17|GEO}} | 3-0 | Koltakova {{Goal}}{{Goal}}, Ananieva {{Goal}} | ||||||||
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|Nov 1, 2007 | {{fbwu|17|ENG}} | 0–1 | |||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2008 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 4 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{DEN}} | |||||||||||
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|Mar 24, 2008 | {{fbwu|17|ISL}} | 4-3 | Zinovieva {{Goal}}{{Goal}}, Gasparyan {{Goal}}, Akimova {{Goal}} | ||||||||
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|Mar 26, 2008 | {{fbwu|17|FIN}} | 0–1 | |||||||||
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|Mar 29, 2008 | {{fbwu|17|DEN}} | 0–2 | |||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2009 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 7 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{SLO}} | |||||||||||
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|Oct 15, 2008 | {{fbwu|17|SLO}} | 5-0 | Koltakova {{Goal}}{{Goal}}{{Goal}}, Zinovieva {{Goal}}, Frolova {{Goal}} | ||||||||
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|Oct 17, 2008 | {{fbwu|17|ARM}} | 9-0 | Deleva {{Goal|11 | 37}}, Kalacheva {{Goal|13}}, Ananieva {{Goal|26 | 55}}, Zinovieva {{Goal|38 | 49}}, Cholovyaga {{Goal|58}}, Soboleva {{Goal|80}} | |||||
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|Oct 20, 2008 | {{fbwu|17|SWE}} | 1-1 | Zinovieva {{Goal|18}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2009 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 3 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{HUN}} | |||||||||||
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|Apr 9, 2009 | {{fbwu|17|GER}} | 0–4 | |||||||||
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|Apr 11, 2009 | {{fbwu|17|SUI}} | 1–2 | Soboleva {{Goal|60}} | ||||||||
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|Apr 14, 2009 | {{fbwu|17|HUN}} | 3-2 | Frolova {{Goal|20}}, Pozdeeva {{Goal|30}}, Soboleva {{Goal|65}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2010 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 10 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{SRB}} | |||||||||||
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|Oct 24, 2009 | {{fbwu|17|ARM}} | 19-0 | Astankova {{Goal|3 | 50}}, Kobeleva {{Goal|7 | 11 | 24 | 54 | 82}}, Efimova {{Goal|17}}, Veselukha {{Goal|31 | 33 | 65}}, Pozdeeva {{Goal|35|80}}, Odincova {{Goal|38}}, Kiskonen {{Goal|48|63}}, Pasishnuk {{Goal|62}}, Orlova {{Goal|69 | 72}} |
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|Oct 26, 2009 | {{fbwu|17|SRB}} | 1–2 | Kobeleva {{Goal|7}} | ||||||||
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|Oct 29, 2009 | {{fbwu|17|ESP}} | 0–3 | |||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2011 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 10 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{RUS}} | |||||||||||
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|Sep 26, 2010 | {{fbwu|17|GRE}} | 3-2 | Piskunova {{goal|10}}, Veselukha {{goal|53}}, Kiskonen {{goal|66}} | ||||||||
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|Sep 28, 2010 | {{fbwu|17|FRO}} | 2-0 | Kiskonen {{goal|12}}, Veselukha {{goal|29}} | ||||||||
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|Oct 1, 2010 | {{fbwu|17|WAL}} | 2-2 | Piskunova {{goal|8}}, Veselukha {{goal|80+3|p}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2011 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 3 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{DEN}} | |||||||||||
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|Apr 21, 2011 | {{fbwu|17|DEN}} | 0–5 | |||||||||
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|Apr 23, 2011 | {{fbwu|17|GER}} | 0–9 | |||||||||
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|Apr 26, 2011 | {{fbwu|17|FIN}} | 0–2 | |||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2012 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 4 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{LTU}} | |||||||||||
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|Okt 2, 2011 | {{fbwu|17|LTU}} | 2-0 | Samoilova {{goal|28}}, Belomyttseva {{goal|45}} | ||||||||
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|Oct 4, 2011 | {{fbwu|17|SLO}} | 4-2 | Samoilova {{goal|3}}, Piskunova {{goal|13 | 33 | 53}} | ||||||
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|Oct 7, 2011 | {{fbwu|17|NOR}} | 0–2 | |||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |UEFA Women's Under-17 Development Cup | |||||||||||
rowspan=3 | {{SUI}} | |||||||||||
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|Apr 14, 2012 | {{fbwu|17|SCO}} | 0–3 | |||||||||
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|Apr 17, 2012 | {{fbwu|17|MNE}} | 4-0 | Kovalenko {{goal|16}}, Piskunova {{goal|24}}, Chernomyrdina {{goal|27 | 80}} | |||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2013 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 7 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{GRE}} | |||||||||||
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|Okt 29, 2012 | {{fbwu|17|ROM}} | 6-1 | Andreeva {{goal|8 | 50 | 53}}, Bychkova {{goal|49}}, Belomyttseva {{goal|63}}, Chernomyrdina {{goal|80+1}} | ||||||
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|Okt 31, 2012 | {{fbwu|17|GRE}} | 2-1 | Danilova {{goal|39}}, Andreeva {{goal|52}} | ||||||||
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|Nov 3, 2012 | {{fbwu|17|GER}} | 1–7 | Belomyttseva {{goal|48}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |International Women's Under-17 Tournament | |||||||||||
rowspan=3 | {{MNE}} | |||||||||||
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|Apr 16, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|ALB}} | 12-0 | Mashina {{Goal|3 | 10}}, Khotyreva {{Goal|9 | 29}}, Schahnazarova {{Goal|17 | 31 | 32}}, Kolesnikova {{Goal|24}}, Zelenova {{Goal|49 | 60}}, Bocharkina {{Goal|61 | 69}} | ||
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|Apr 18, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|MNE}} | 2-1 | Chernova {{Goal|15}}, Khotyreva {{Goal|25}} | ||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{BLR}} | |||||||||||
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|May 21, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|UKR}} | 3-0 | Khotyreva {{Goal|15 | 38}}, Aniskina {{Goal|20}} | |||||||
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|May 22, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|BLR}} | 3-0 | Aniskina {{Goal|15}}, Khotyreva {{Goal|29}}, Simanovskaya {{Goal|73}} | ||||||||
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|May 24, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|KAZ}} | 5-0 | Bocharkina {{Goal|7}}, Bichkova {{Goal|14}}, Sokolova {{Goal|19}}, Mashina {{Goal|58}}, Khotyreva {{Goal|73}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2014 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 4 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{RUS}} | |||||||||||
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|Aug 6, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|TUR}} | 1-0 | Voloshina {{Goal|44}} | ||||||||
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|Aug 8, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|BIH}} | 1-0 | Khotyreva {{Goal|60}} | ||||||||
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|Aug 11, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|IRL}} | 1-0 | Khotyreva {{Goal|42}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2014 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 2 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{AUT}} | |||||||||||
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|Oct 8, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|BLR}} | 3-2 | Andreeva {{goal|25 | 27}}, Bichkova {{Goal|76}} | |||||||
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|Oct 10, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|GRE}} | 1-1 | Zerva {{goal|52|o.g.}} | ||||||||
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|Oct 13, 2013 | {{fbwu|17|AUT}} | 1–5 | Andreeva {{goal|3}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |International Women's Under-17 Tournament | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{EST}} | |||||||||||
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|May 2, 2014 | {{fbwu|17|FIN}} | 0–4 | |||||||||
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|May 3, 2014 | {{fbwu|17|SWE}} | 0–1 | |||||||||
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|May 5, 2014 | {{fbwu|17|EST}} | 10-0 | Yakovleva {{Goal|3}}, Voloshina {{Goal|18}}, Drozdova {{Goal|19 | 46 | 48}}, Carenkova {{Goal|29}}, Trikina {{Goal|43}}, Pahesh {{Goal|52 | 61}}, Kovalenko {{Goal|71}} | |||||
colspan=5 align=center |2015 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 1 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{BUL}} | |||||||||||
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|Oct 26, 2014 | {{fbwu|17|BUL}} | 1-0 | Trikina {{Goal|50}} | ||||||||
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|Oct 28, 2014 | {{fbwu|17|MDA}} | 7-1 | Trikina {{goal|5}}, Voloshina {{goal|43}}, Drozdova {{goal|54}}, Bespalikova {{goal|62}}, Zarubina {{goal|72 | 79 | 80+2}} | ||||||
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|Oct 31, 2014 | {{fbwu|17|ENG}} | 1–4 | Shvedova {{goal|32|p}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2015 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 4 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{RUS}} | |||||||||||
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|Mar 22, 2015 | {{fbwu|17|ESP}} | 0–3 | |||||||||
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|Mar 24, 2015 | {{fbwu|17|BEL}} | 0–1 | |||||||||
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|Mar 27, 2015 | {{fbwu|17|ROU}} | 2–5 | Drozdova {{goal|35|p}}, Bespalikova {{goal|26}} | ||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2016 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 8 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{ROU}} | |||||||||||
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|Oct 12, 2015 | {{fbwu|17|ROU}} | 4-0 | Guseva {{goal|49 | 62 | 69}}, Maksimova {{goal|75}} | ||||||
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|Oct 14, 2015 | {{fbwu|17|SVK}} | 3-0 | Dronova {{goal|11|p}}, Guseva {{goal|29}}, Zarubina {{goal|50}} | ||||||||
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|Oct 17, 2015 | {{fbwu|17|SWE}} | 0–2 | |||||||||
colspan=5 align=center |2016 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 1 | |||||||||||
rowspan=4 | {{AUT}} | |||||||||||
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|Mar 19, 2016 | {{fbwu|17|AUT}} | 0–4 | |||||||||
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|Mar 21, 2016 | {{fbwu|17|GER}} | 0–3 | |||||||||
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|Mar 24, 2016 | {{fbwu|17|SUI}} | 1–4 | Ruzina {{goal|7}} |
Player history
=Top goalscorers in the European Championships=
Goalscorers with an equal number of goals are ranked in chronological order of reaching the milestone. Bold indicates still active players.
{{As of|2014|05|15}}
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!Name | Career | Goals | |
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1 | align="left" |Andreeva | 2012–2013 | 7 |
2 | align="left" |Veselukha | 2009–2010 | 6 |
3 | align="left" |Zinovieva | 2008 | 6 |
4 | align="left" |Kobeleva | 2009 | 6 |
References
{{Reflist}}
{{Portal|Women's association football|Sports|Association football|Russia}}
External links
- {{in lang|ru|en}} [https://web.archive.org/web/20150924114041/http://www.rfs.ru/national_team/woman/women_junior_team/contains/ Official website] (archived 24 September 2015)
- {{in lang|ru|en}} [http://www.womenfootball.ru Website about Russian Women football]
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