Russia women's national under-17 football team

The Russia women's national under-17 football team is the national under-17 football team of Russia and is governed by the Football Union of Russia. On 28 February 2022, due to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine and in accordance with a recommendation by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), FIFA and UEFA suspended the participation of Russia, including in the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The Russian Football Union unsuccessfully appealed the FIFA and UEFA bans to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which upheld the bans.^[1] In October 2023, FIFA and UEFA lifted the ban on the team, allowing them to return to competitions. This was met with opposition from Ukraine and some other UEFA members. England, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Norway, and Romania announced that they would not play the team if it was allowed back. UEFA later axed the plan.

Russia Women's U-17

Nickname(s)	bears
Association	Football Union of Russia
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
Head coach	Alexandr Schagov
Captain	Jana Litvinenko
Top scorer	7 - Alena Andreeva
FIFA code	RUS
First colours Second colours
First international
Russia 3–1 Slovakia  (Rustavi, Georgia; October 27, 2007)
Biggest win
Russia 19–0 Armenia  (Tabanovac, Serbia; October 24, 2009)
Biggest defeat
Russia 0–9 Germany  (Esbjerg, Denmark; April 23, 2011)

Competitive record

FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup

The team has never qualified for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup

Year	Result	Matches	Wins	Draws*	Losses	GF	GA
2008	did not qualify
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2022	Suspended
2024
2025
Total	0/9	0	0	0	0	0	0

UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship

The team has never qualified for the UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship

Year	Result	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA
2008	did not qualify
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020	Cancelled
2021
2022	Suspended
2023
2024
2025
Total	0/16	0	0	0	0	0	0

Results at official competitions

Friendly matches are not included.   Win   Draw   Loss

Venue	Date	Opponent	Result	Scorers
2008 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 10
Georgia
	Oct 27, 2007	Slovakia	3-1	Makarova 24', Aborovichute 53', 73'
	Oct 29, 2007	Georgia	3-0	Koltakova , Ananieva
	Nov 1, 2007	England	0–1
2008 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 4
Denmark
	Mar 24, 2008	Iceland	4-3	Zinovieva , Gasparyan , Akimova
	Mar 26, 2008	Finland	0–1
	Mar 29, 2008	Denmark	0–2
2009 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 7
Slovenia
	Oct 15, 2008	Slovenia	5-0	Koltakova , Zinovieva , Frolova
	Oct 17, 2008	Armenia	9-0	Deleva 11', 37', Kalacheva 13', Ananieva 26', 55', Zinovieva 38', 49', Cholovyaga 58', Soboleva 80'
	Oct 20, 2008	Sweden	1-1	Zinovieva 18'
2009 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 3
Hungary
	Apr 9, 2009	Germany	0–4
	Apr 11, 2009	Switzerland	1–2	Soboleva 60'
	Apr 14, 2009	Hungary	3-2	Frolova 20', Pozdeeva 30', Soboleva 65'
2010 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 10
Serbia
	Oct 24, 2009	Armenia	19-0	Astankova 3', 50', Kobeleva 7', 11', 24', 54', 82', Efimova 17', Veselukha 31', 33', 65', Pozdeeva 35' (80), Odincova 38', Kiskonen 48' (63), Pasishnuk 62', Orlova 69', 72'
	Oct 26, 2009	Serbia	1–2	Kobeleva 7'
	Oct 29, 2009	Spain	0–3
2011 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 10
Russia
	Sep 26, 2010	Greece	3-2	Piskunova 10', Veselukha 53', Kiskonen 66'
	Sep 28, 2010	Faroe Islands	2-0	Kiskonen 12', Veselukha 29'
	Oct 1, 2010	Wales	2-2	Piskunova 8', Veselukha 80+3' (pen.)
2011 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 3
Denmark
	Apr 21, 2011	Denmark	0–5
	Apr 23, 2011	Germany	0–9
	Apr 26, 2011	Finland	0–2
2012 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 4
Lithuania
	Okt 2, 2011	Lithuania	2-0	Samoilova 28', Belomyttseva 45'
	Oct 4, 2011	Slovenia	4-2	Samoilova 3', Piskunova 13', 33', 53'
	Oct 7, 2011	Norway	0–2
UEFA Women's Under-17 Development Cup
Switzerland
	Apr 14, 2012	Scotland	0–3
	Apr 17, 2012	Montenegro	4-0	Kovalenko 16', Piskunova 24', Chernomyrdina 27', 80'
2013 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 7
Greece
	Okt 29, 2012	Romania	6-1	Andreeva 8', 50', 53', Bychkova 49', Belomyttseva 63', Chernomyrdina 80+1'
	Okt 31, 2012	Greece	2-1	Danilova 39', Andreeva 52'
	Nov 3, 2012	Germany	1–7	Belomyttseva 48'
International Women's Under-17 Tournament
Montenegro
	Apr 16, 2013	Albania	12-0	Mashina 3', 10', Khotyreva 9', 29', Schahnazarova 17', 31', 32', Kolesnikova 24', Zelenova 49', 60', Bocharkina 61', 69'
	Apr 18, 2013	Montenegro	2-1	Chernova 15', Khotyreva 25'
Belarus
	May 21, 2013	Ukraine	3-0	Khotyreva 15', 38', Aniskina 20'
	May 22, 2013	Belarus	3-0	Aniskina 15', Khotyreva 29', Simanovskaya 73'
	May 24, 2013	Kazakhstan	5-0	Bocharkina 7', Bichkova 14', Sokolova 19', Mashina 58', Khotyreva 73'
2014 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 4
Russia
	Aug 6, 2013	Turkey	1-0	Voloshina 44'
	Aug 8, 2013	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1-0	Khotyreva 60'
	Aug 11, 2013	Republic of Ireland	1-0	Khotyreva 42'
2014 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 2
Austria
	Oct 8, 2013	Belarus	3-2	Andreeva 25', 27', Bichkova 76'
	Oct 10, 2013	Greece	1-1	Zerva 52' (o.g.)
	Oct 13, 2013	Austria	1–5	Andreeva 3'
International Women's Under-17 Tournament
Estonia
	May 2, 2014	Finland	0–4
	May 3, 2014	Sweden	0–1
	May 5, 2014	Estonia	10-0	Yakovleva 3', Voloshina 18', Drozdova 19', 46', 48', Carenkova 29', Trikina 43', Pahesh 52', 61', Kovalenko 71'
2015 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 1
Bulgaria
	Oct 26, 2014	Bulgaria	1-0	Trikina 50'
	Oct 28, 2014	Moldova	7-1	Trikina 5', Voloshina 43', Drozdova 54', Bespalikova 62', Zarubina 72', 79', 80+2'
	Oct 31, 2014	England	1–4	Shvedova 32' (pen.)
2015 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 4
Russia
	Mar 22, 2015	Spain	0–3
	Mar 24, 2015	Belgium	0–1
	Mar 27, 2015	Romania	2–5	Drozdova 35' (pen.), Bespalikova 26'
2016 UEFA Championship First qualifying round – Group 8
Romania
	Oct 12, 2015	Romania	4-0	Guseva 49', 62', 69', Maksimova 75'
	Oct 14, 2015	Slovakia	3-0	Dronova 11' (pen.), Guseva 29', Zarubina 50'
	Oct 17, 2015	Sweden	0–2
2016 UEFA Championship Second qualifying round – Group 1
Austria
	Mar 19, 2016	Austria	0–4
	Mar 21, 2016	Germany	0–3
	Mar 24, 2016	Switzerland	1–4	Ruzina 7'

Player history

Top goalscorers in the European Championships

Goalscorers with an equal number of goals are ranked in chronological order of reaching the milestone. Bold indicates still active players. As of 15 May 2014^[update]

#	Name	Career	Goals
1	Andreeva	2012–2013	7
2	Veselukha	2009–2010	6
3	Zinovieva	2008	6
4	Kobeleva	2009	6