Russian national football team (U-17 women)

Russian Federation
Rossiyskaya Federazija
Россия

Association	Rossijski Futbolny Soyuz
confederacy	UEFA
Technical sponsor	adidas
Head coach	Viktor Papayev
captain	Anastasia Akimova
Record scorer	Alena Andreewa (7)
Home stadium	Changing stages
FIFA code	RUS
FIFA rank	24. (1708 points) (as of August 14, 2020)
First jersey Second jersey
Balance sheet
33 games 17 wins 3 draws 13 losses
statistics
First international match Russia U-17 3: 1 Slovakia U-17 ( Rustavi , Georgia ; Oct. 27, 2007)
Biggest win Russia U-17 19: 0 Armenia U-17 ( Tabanovac , Serbia ; Oct. 24, 2009)
Biggest defeat Germany U-17 9: 0 Russia U-17 ( Esbjerg , Denmark ; 23 Apr 2011)
(As of Aug. 22, 2014 )

The Russian national soccer team of U-17 women represents Russia in international women's soccer.

Tournament balance sheet

World Championship

• 2008 New Zealand : Not Qualified 
• 2010 Trinidad and Tobago : Not Qualified 
• 2012 Azerbaijan : Not Qualified 
• 2014 Costa Rica : Not Qualified 
• 2016 Jordan : Not Qualified 
• 2018 Uruguay : Selection Not Started 

European Championship

• 2008 Switzerland : Second qualifying round 
• 2009 Switzerland : Second qualifying round 
• 2010 Switzerland : First qualifying round 
• 2011 Switzerland : Second qualifying round 
• 2012 Switzerland : First qualifying round 
• 2013 Switzerland : First qualifying round 
• 2014 England : Second qualifying round 
• 2015 Iceland : Second qualifying round 
• 2016 Belarus : Second qualifying round 
• 2017 Czech Republic : Selection not started 
• 2018 Lithuania : Selection Not Started 

Record goal scorers

Gates	Surname
7th	Alena Andreewa
6th	Ksenia Veselukha
6th	Irina Zinovieva
6th	Snežana Kobelewa

Games against national teams from German-speaking countries

All results from a Russian perspective.

Germany

date	place	Result	occasion	Goal scorers	spectator
0Apr 9, 2009	Sopron Hungary	0: 4	European Championship qualifying round	19 ′ Ramona Petzelberger Germany 47 ′ Annika Doppler Germany 52 ′ Ivana Rudelic Germany 82 ′ Annika Eberhardt Germany	-
Apr 23, 2011	Esbjerg Denmark	0: 9	European Championship qualifying round	3 ′ 50 ′ 53 ′ Sara Däbritz Germany 7 ′ 58 ′ Lena Petermann Germany 47 ′ Melanie Leupolz Germany 63 ′ Fabienne Dongus Germany 68 ′ 79 ′ Lina Magull Germany	-
0Nov 3, 2012	Thessaloniki Greece	1: 7	European Championship qualifying round	15 ′ 16 ′ 62 ′ Madeline Gier Germany 42 ′ 68 ′ 72 ′ Jasmin Sehan Germany 70 ′ Alina Ortega-Jurado Germany 48 ′ Anna Belomyttsewa Russia	-
21 Mar 2016	Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn Austria	0: 3	European Championship qualifying round	18 ′ Tanja Pawollek Germany 57 ′ Giulia Gwinn Germany 65 ′ Janina Minge Germany	-

Switzerland

date	place	Result	occasion	Goal scorers	spectator
Apr 11, 2009	Bük Hungary	1: 2	European Championship qualifying round	3 ′ 63 ′ Cora Canetta Switzerland 60 ′ Darja Sobolewa Russia	-
24 Mar 2016	Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn Austria	1: 4	European Championship qualifying round	7 ′ Alena Ruzina Russia 9 ′ 23 ′ Leandra Schegg Switzerland 16 ′ Géraldine Reuteler Switzerland 36 ′ Eline Schuling Switzerland	-

Austria

date	place	Result	occasion	Goal scorers	spectator
Oct 13, 2013	Fußach Austria	1: 5	European Championship qualifying round	3 ′ Alena Andreeva Russia 31 ′ 54 ′ Nina Wasserbauer Austria 39 ′ 51 ′ 67 ′ Julia Kofler Austria	-
19 Mar 2016	Rohrendorf near Krems Austria	0: 4	European Championship qualifying round	23 ′ Laura Krumböck Austria 39 ′ Besijana Pireci Austria 59 ′ Jana Scharnböck Austria 80 + 1 ′ Magdalena Bachler Austria	-

Web links

• Official website of the Russian Association (Russian / English)
• Russia on the UEFA website

1. ↑ Women's world rankings. In: fifa.com. FIFA , August 14, 2020, accessed on August 14, 2020 (teams without a place and points are provisional because no more than five games have been played or the teams have been inactive for more than 18 months).