Israel U17 Girls' Soccer Team Relegated to Division B in Euro Qualifiers
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The Israel U17 girls' national soccer team was relegated to Division B of the Euro qualifiers after losing their final match 4-0 to Sweden. The team had previously suffered 6-0 defeats to France and the Netherlands, finishing last in their group. This relegation means they will play in Division B during the next qualifying stage in spring 2027.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel's U17 girls' soccer team has been relegated to Division B of the Euro qualifiers.
- The team lost their final qualifier 4-0 to Sweden, finishing last in their group.
- Previous heavy defeats included 6-0 losses to both France and the Netherlands.
- The team will compete in Division B during the next qualifying stage in spring 2027.
- Erick Levy is the coach of the U17 girls' national soccer team.
The Israel U17 girls' national soccer team has been relegated to Division B of the European Championship qualifiers after suffering significant losses. The team, coached by Erick Levy, concluded their qualifying campaign with a 4-0 defeat to hosts Sweden. This loss followed earlier heavy defeats to strong opponents France and the Netherlands, with scores of 6-0 against both.
Finishing in fourth and last place in their group with zero points, Israel's performance means they will compete in Division B for the next stage of the qualifiers, scheduled for spring 2027. The team's lineup for the match against Sweden included Nitzan Cohen, Noam Ligumsky, Lian Botbol, Alma Meister, Lital Messinger, Liya Devir (substituted by Shai Dan in the 46th minute), Noya Ohana (substituted by Yahli HaCarmeli in the 78th minute), Ella Ben Tzvi, Ella Karmil (substituted by Amit Rokni in the 48th minute), Yaara Yizhar (substituted by Almog Gita in the 46th minute), and Roni Shaham (substituted by Noa Megira in the 78th minute).
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