Women’s European Qualifiers: All results from the competition phase | Women’s European Qualifiers

The competition phase of the first revamped European Women’s Qualifying Competitions has been completed.

A total of 51 teams competed across three competitions for a combination of direct tickets to UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 in Switzerland, play-off spots and promotion and relegation places ahead of the next UEFA Women’s Nations League.

Below you will find all results per competition and group.

Final standings group classification

Competition phase results

Friday April 5, 2024

Group A1
Norway 4-0 Finland
Italy 2-0 Netherlands

Group A2
Czech Republic 1-3 Denmark
Belgium 0-7 Spain

Group A3
England 1-1 Sweden
France 1-0 Ireland

Group A4
Iceland 3-0 Poland
Austria 2-3 Germany

Group B1
Hungary 1-1 Azerbaijan
Switzerland 3-1 Turkey

Group B2
Slovakia 2-0 Israel
Serbia 0-0 Scotland

Group B3
Northern Ireland 0-0 Malta
Portugal 3-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Group B4
Ukraine 2-0 Kosovo
Wales 4-0 Croatia

Group C1
Cyprus 0-3 Belarus
Georgia 2-2 Lithuania

Group C2
Slovenia 2-0 Moldova
Latvia 3-4 North Macedonia

Group C3
Montenegro 6-1 Andorra
Greece 1-0 Faroe Islands

Group C4
Kazakhstan 0-1 Bulgaria
Armenia 0-5 Romania

Group C5
Luxembourg 2-1 Albania

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

Group A1
Finland 2-1 Italy
Netherlands 1-0 Norway

Group A2
Denmark 4-2 Belgium
Spain 3-1 Czech Republic

Group A3
Sweden 0-1 France
Republic of Ireland 0-2 England

Group A4
Poland 1-3 Austria
Germany 3-1 Iceland

Group B1
Azerbaijan 0-4 Switzerland
Turkey 2-1 Hungary

Group B2
Israel 2-4 Serbia
Scotland 1-0 Slovakia

Group B3
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-3 Northern Ireland
Malta 0-2 Portugal

Group B4
Kosovo 0-6 Wales
Croatia 1-0 Ukraine

Group C1
Lithuania 1-0 Cyprus
Belarus 3-0 Georgia

Group C2
North Macedonia 0-5 Slovenia
Moldova 0-1 Latvia

Group C3
Montenegro 5-1 Faroe Islands
Andorra 0-3 Greece

Group C4
Bulgaria 2-3 Armenia
Romania 1-0 Kazakhstan

Group C5
Albania 2-0 Estonia

Friday, May 31, 2024

Group A1
Norway 0-0 Italy
Netherlands 1-0 Finland

Group A2
Czech Republic 1-2 Belgium
Denmark 0-2 Spain

Group A3
Republic of Ireland 0-3 Sweden
England 1-2 France

Group A4
Austria 1-1 Iceland
Germany 4-1 Poland

Group B1
Turkey 1-0 Azerbaijan
Switzerland 2-1 Hungary

Group B2
Serbia 2-1 Slovakia
Scotland 4-1 Israel

Group B3
Malta 0-1 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Portugal 4-0 Northern Ireland

Group B4
Kosovo 0-1 Croatia
Wales 1-1 Ukraine

Group C1
Cyprus 0-2 Georgia
Lithuania 0-3 Belarus – match cancelled, forfeit

Group C2
North Macedonia 1-1 Moldova
Slovenia 6-0 Latvia

Group C3
Greece 2-2 Montenegro
Faroe Islands 4-0 Andorra

Group C4
Armenia 2-1 Kazakhstan
Romania 1-0 Bulgaria

Group C5
Estonia 1-2 Albania

Tuesday, June 4, 2024

Group A1
Italy 1-1 Norway
Finland 1-1 Netherlands

Group A2
Belgium 1-1 Czech Republic
Spain 3-2 Denmark

Group A3
Sweden 1-0 Ireland
France 1-2 England

Group A4
Poland 1-3 Germany
Iceland 2-1 Austria

Group B1
Azerbaijan 1-0 Turkey
Hungary 1-0 Switzerland

Group B2
Israel 0-5 Scotland
Slovakia 0-4 Serbia

Group B3
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-1 Malta
Northern Ireland 1-2 Portugal

Group B4
Croatia 2-0 Kosovo
Ukraine 2-2 Wales

Group C1
Georgia 1-0 Cyprus
Belarus 3-0 Lithuania – match cancelled, forfeited

Group C2
Latvia 0-4 Slovenia
Moldova 2-4 North Macedonia

Group C3
Faroe Islands 0-2 Greece
Andorra 1-5 Montenegro

Group C4
Kazakhstan 4-1 Armenia
Bulgaria 0-3 Romania

Group C5
Albania 3-1 Luxembourg

Friday, July 12, 2024

Group A1
Finland 1-1 Norway
Netherlands 0-0 Italy

Group A2
Czech Republic 2-1 Spain
Belgium 0-3 Denmark

Group A3
England 2-1 Ireland
France 2-1 Sweden

Group A4
Austria 3-1 Poland
Iceland 3-0 Germany

Group B1
Azerbaijan 0-5 Hungary
Turkey 0-2 Switzerland

Group B2
Slovakia 0-2 Scotland
Serbia 1-0 Israel

Group B3
Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-0 Portugal
Malta 0-2 Northern Ireland

Group B4
Kosovo 0-4 Ukraine
Croatia 0-3 Wales

Group C1
Georgia 0-2 Belarus
Cyprus 1-2 Lithuania

Group C2
North Macedonia 1-2 Latvia
Moldova 0-5 Slovenia

Group C3
Faroe Islands 2-1 Montenegro
Greece 6-0 Andorra

Group C4
Kazakhstan 0-3 Romania
Armenia 1-3 Bulgaria

Group C5
Luxembourg 1-1 Estonia

Tuesday, July 16, 2024

Group A1
Norway 1-1 Netherlands
Italy 4-0 Finland

Group A2
Denmark 2-0 Czech Republic
Spain 2-0 Belgium

Group A3
Sweden 0-0 England
Republic of Ireland 3-1 France

Group A4
Germany 4-0 Austria
Poland 0-1 Iceland

Group B1
Switzerland 3-0 Azerbaijan
Hungary 1-4 Turkey

Group B2
Scotland 1-0 Serbia
Israel 2-2 Slovakia

Group B3
Portugal 3-1 Malta
Northern Ireland 2-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Group B4
Wales 2-0 Kosovo
Ukraine 2-0 Croatia

Group C1
Lithuania 0-1 Georgia
Belarus 5-0 Cyprus

Group C2
Slovenia 4-0 North Macedonia
Latvia 2-1 Moldova

Group C3
Andorra 0-4 Faroe Islands
Montenegro 2-3 Greece

Group C4
Romania 3-1 Armenia
Bulgaria 0-0 Kazakhstan

Group C5
Estonia 1-1 Luxembourg

How Qualification Works

League phase

During the Nations League qualifying round, teams competed in groups of four or three teams (League C) and over six match days between April and July, with each team playing one home game and one away game against all other teams in their group.

In terms of qualifying itself, the top two teams in each League A group will earn a place in the July 2025 finals, alongside hosts Switzerland (who competed in League B, despite having automatic qualification). The remaining seven places will be decided by two rounds of play-offs in October and November/December.

Play-offs

The first round of the play-offs is divided into two paths. In one path, the teams finishing third and fourth in League A play against the five group winners and the three best-placed runners-up in League C. (For the purpose of ranking the three best runners-up, results against the teams finishing fourth do not count.) The eight winners advance to the second round.

In the other first round, the four group winners and the two highest-placed second-placed teams in League B are drawn against the remaining two second-placed teams and four third-placed teams in League B in six draws. The six winners advance to the second round.

In the second round, teams from both paths meet and are drawn into seven ties, with the seven highest ranked teams seeded based on the overall ranking of the European Qualifiers. The seven winners advance to the final tournament.

The play-offs were adjusted where necessary to take into account the performance of host nation Switzerland, who play in Division B and are group winners but are assured of a place in the final tournament.

With Switzerland finishing as winners of Division B, the highest-ranked team in fourth place of Division B will complete the line-up for Round 1, Path 2 of the play-offs. The format for the six matches has been adjusted accordingly.

Promotion and relegation

Promotion and relegation are also at stake ahead of the next UEFA Women’s Nations League, which begins in the 2025–27 competition season:

• The winners, runners-up and third place of League A remain in League A;

• The number two and the three highest ranked teams in third place in League B will remain in League B;

• Numbers two, three and four in League C remain in League C;

• The winners of League B and C are promoted to the higher league;

• All teams finishing in fourth place in Divisions A and B, and the lowest-placed team finishing in third place in Division B, will be relegated to a lower division.