Israel U17 Girls Soccer Team Relegated to Division B
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The Israel U17 girls' national soccer team was relegated to Division B after losing to Sweden 4-0, following earlier defeats to France and the Netherlands. The team finished last in their group with no points. They will play in Division B during the second stage of qualifiers in spring 2027. Coach Erick Levi led the team.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israel's U17 girls' soccer team was relegated to Division B after losing to Sweden 4-0.
- The team finished last in their group with zero points after also losing to France and the Netherlands.
- The relegation means Israel will compete in Division B for the second stage of qualifiers in spring 2027.
- Erick Levi 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 a series of defeats. The team, coached by Erick Levi, concluded their qualifying campaign with a 4-0 loss to host nation Sweden on Tuesday. This loss followed earlier heavy defeats to strong opponents France and the Netherlands, with scores of 6-0 against each. Consequently, Israel finished last in their group with zero points. This result means the team will compete in Division B for the second stage of the qualifiers, scheduled for spring 2027. The starting lineup included Nitzan Cohen, Noam Ligumsky, Lian Botbol, Alma Meister, Lital Messinger, Liya Devir, Noy Ohana, Ella Ben Tzvi, Ella Karmil, Yaara Yizhar, and Roni Shaham, with several substitutions made during the match.
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