Switzerland women's national under-17 football team

Switzerland U17
Nickname(s)	La Nati
Association	Swiss Football Association
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
Head coach	Monica Di Fonzo
Most caps	14 – Audrey Wuichet
Top scorer	9 – Sabrina Ribeaud, Audrey Wuichet, Viola Calligaris
FIFA code	SUI
First colours	Second colours
First international
	Switzerland 5–0 Lithuania; (Muttenz, Switzerland, Oct 11, 2007)
Biggest win
	Switzerland 23–0 ; (Frauenfeld, Switzerland, Oct 16, 2009)
Biggest defeat
	Switzerland 0–6 Germany; (Bük, Hungary, Apr 14, 2009); Germany 6–0 Switzerland; (Schweinfurt, Germany, Oct 11, 2013)
UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship
Appearances	2
Best result	2

The Switzerland women's national under-17 football team is the national under-17 football team of Switzerland and is governed by the Swiss Football Association.

FIFA Women's Under-17 World Cup[]

Year	Round	Position	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA
New Zealand 2008	Did Not Qualify
Trinidad and Tobago 2010	Did Not Qualify
Azerbaijan 2012	Did Not Qualify
Costa Rica 2014	Did Not Qualify
Jordan 2016	Did Not Qualify
2018	To Be Determined

UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship[]

Year	Round	Position	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA
Switzerland 2008	Did Not Qualify
Switzerland 2009	Did Not Qualify
Switzerland 2010	Did Not Qualify
Switzerland 2011	Did Not Qualify
Switzerland 2012	Final round	4th	2	0	1	1	1	5
Switzerland 2013	Did Not Qualify
England 2014	Did Not Qualify
Iceland 2015	Final round		5	3	1	1	8	8
Belarus 2016	Did Not Qualify
Czech Republic 2017	Did Not Qualify
Lithuania 2018	To Be Determined

Results at official competitions[]

Friendly matches are not included. Win Draw Loss

Venue	Date	Opponent	Result	Scorers
2008 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 1
Switzerland Frauenfeld, Wil and Weinfelden
	Oct 11, 2007	Lithuania	5–0	Kiwic 8', 34', 29', 64', 84'
	Oct 13, 2007		4–0	18', 72', 76', 80'
	Oct 16, 2007	Wales	2–2	Kiwic 4', 8'
2008 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 3
Germany Essen and Bottrop
	Apr 10, 2008	Germany	0–4
	Apr 12, 2008	Sweden	1–1	Kiwic 20'
	Apr 15, 2008	Poland	0–2
2009 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 8
Belarus Minsk
	Oct 18, 2008		6–0	27', 44', 48', 53', 61', 67'
	Oct 20, 2008	Israel	3–0	2', 67', 80'
	Oct 23, 2008	Scotland	2–0	54', Wälti 56'
2009 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 3
Hungary Sopron and Bük
	Apr 9, 2009	Hungary	1–0	51'
	Apr 11, 2009	Russia	2–1	3', 63'
	Apr 14, 2009	Germany	0–6
2010 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 2
Switzerland Muttenz
	Oct 16, 2009		23–0	3', 27', 36', 9', 14', 20', 30' (pen.), 38', 15', 32', 23', 37', 40', 43', 45', 53', 46', 64', 66', 60', 61', 73', 80+2'
	Oct 18, 2009	Faroe Islands	7–0	26', 37', 70', 80+1', 46', 60', 81'
	Oct 21, 2009	Italy	2–1	Trajkovska 50', 80+6'
2010 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 2
Spain Madrid
	Apr 10, 2010	Belgium	0–0
	Apr 12, 2010	Denmark	0–2
	Apr 15, 2010	Spain	0–0
2011 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 9
Latvia Salaspils and Ogre
	Oct 14, 2010	Latvia	6–0	21', 47', 55', 59', 70', 78'
	Oct 16, 2010	Estonia	6–0	6', 66', 26', 43', 76', 51'
	Oct 19, 2010	Poland	1–0	3' (o.g.)
2011 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 4
Switzerland Küsnacht, Freienbach and Rapperswil-Jona
	Apr 9, 2011	Wales	1–1	68'
	Apr 11, 2011	France	0–2
	Apr 14, 2011	Scotland	0–3
2012 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 1
Poland Biała Podlaska and Radzyń Podlaski
	Okt 15, 2011		17–1	1', 43', 52', 64', 73', 4', 28', 6', 13', 20', 31', 8', 70', 24', 40' (o.g.), Deplazes 57', 62'
	Oct 17, 2011	Latvia	15–0	6', 15', 33', 13', 22', 61', 79', 18', 51', 39', 49', 72', 53', 74', 75'
	Oct 20, 2011	Poland	2–1	Maritz 35', 62'
2012 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 1
Belgium Harelbeke and Poperinge
	Apr 13, 2012	Belgium	3–3	6', 80', 80+2'
	Apr 15, 2012		1–0	47'
	Apr 18, 2012	England	1–0	40'
2012 UEFA Championship
Switzerland Nyon
	Jun 26, 2012	France	1–5	13'
	Jun 29, 2012	Denmark	0–0 (4–5 pen.)
2013 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 1
Moldova Orhei and Vadul lui Vodă
	Okt 19, 2012	Bulgaria	11–0	Calligaris 17', 32', 37', 58', 64' (pen.), 29', Müller 31', 39', Mauron 42', 49', 70'
	Okt 21, 2012	Moldova	8–0	Stierli 6', Calligaris 36', 51' (pen.), 53', Mauron 46', 48', 58', 80+2'
	Okt 24, 2012	Belgium	2–1	Calligaris 11', Stierli 36'
2013 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 4
Czech Republic Slaný and Prague
	Apr 9, 2013	Sweden	0–1
	Apr 11, 2013	Italy	2–1	Stierli 53', 66'
	Apr 14, 2013	Czech Republic	0–2
2014 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 4
Bulgaria Dobrich and Kavarna
	Jul 2, 2013	Bulgaria	6–0	Widmer 21', 27', 38', 42' (pen.), 44', Stierli 80+1'
	Jul 4, 2013		12–0	3', 80+2', Stierli 16', 32', Zehnder 28', 36', 49', 53', 75', 66', 72', Skerlevska 77' (o.g.)
	Jul 7, 2013	Italy	1–5	13'
2014 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 6
Germany Schweinfurt and Bamberg
	Oct 11, 2013	Germany	0–6
	Oct 13, 2013	Belgium	1–1	74'
	Oct 16, 2013	Netherlands	1–3	Stierli 48'
2015 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 3
Bulgaria Bük and Szombathely
	Oct 11, 2014	Azerbaijan	5–0	Mégroz 8', Surdez 11', 15', 36', 52'
	Oct 13, 2014	Portugal	2–1	22', Surdez 80+1'
	Oct 16, 2014	Hungary	3–0	35', 57', 80+1'
2015 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 1
Turkey Adana
	Apr 11, 2015	Serbia	8–1	4', 10', 26', 51' Surdez, 47' Reuteler, 55' , 78' , 80+1' 80+1'
	Apr 13, 2015	Turkey	4–0	7' , 18' Surdez, 25' Mégroz, 44' Reuteler
	Apr 16, 2015	Finland	4–0	34' Reuteler, 47' (pen.) Mégroz, 53' Surdez, 61' Lehmann
2016 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 9
Slovenia Stara Pazova and Jakovo
	Oct 16, 2015	Lithuania	6–1	27', 30', Reuteler 38', 59', Lehmann 60', 74'
	Oct 18, 2015	Slovenia	0–1
	Oct 21, 2015	Serbia	3–0	20', 69', Lehmann 80+3'

External links[]

Team at Swiss FA