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| + | Qualification for the 2014 European Under-17 Championship in Malta took part in two separate stages. The qualifying round was played across September, October and November 2013 and featured 52 teams split into 13 groups. 27 teams progressed to the second stage of qualification, the elite round, which was held over a week at the end of March 2014. | ||
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| + | A total of 52 teams entered the qualification process at this initial stage: | ||
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| + | [[England Under-17s|England]], [[France Under-17s|France]], [[Netherlands Under-17s|Netherlands]], [[Spain Under-17s|Spain]], [[Czech Republic Under-17s|Czech Republic]], [[Portugal Under-17s|Portugal]], [[Denmark Under-17s|Denmark]], [[Serbia Under-17s|Serbia]], [[Georgia Under-17s|Georgia]], [[Hungary Under-17s|Hungary]], [[Belgium Under-17s|Belgium]], [[Turkey Under-17s|Turkey]], [[Greece Under-17s|Greece]], [[Switzerland Under-17s|Switzerland]], [[Republic of Ireland Under-17s|Republic of Ireland]], [[Italy Under-17s|Italy]], [[Croatia Under-17s|Croatia]], [[Romania Under-17s|Romania]], [[Poland Under-17s|Poland]], [[Iceland Under-17s|Iceland]], [[Norway Under-17s|Norway]], [[Northern Ireland Under-17s|Northern Ireland]], [[Sweden Under-17s|Sweden]], [[Scotland Under-17s|Scotland]], [[Russia Under-17s|Russia]], [[Belarus Under-17s|Belarus]], [[Slovakia Under-17s|Slovakia]], [[Austria Under-17s|Austria]], [[Ukraine Under-17s|Ukraine]], [[Luxembourg Under-17s|Luxembourg]], [[Bosnia & Herzegovina Under-17s|Bosnia & Herzegovina]], [[Finland Under-17s|Finland]], [[Israel Under-17s|Israel]], [[Bulgaria Under-17s|Bulgaria]], [[Wales Under-17s|Wales]], [[Lithuania Under-17s|Lithuania]], [[Montenegro Under-17s|Montenegro]], [[Azerbaijan Under-17s|Azerbaijan]], [[Slovenia Under-17s|Slovenia]], [[Kazakhstan Under-17s|Kazakhstan]], [[Albania Under-17s|Albania]], [[Estonia Under-17s|Estonia]], [[Armenia Under-17s|Armenia]], [[Macedonia Under-17s|Macedonia]], [[Cyprus Under-17s|Cyprus]], [[Latvia Under-17s|Latvia]], [[Faroe Islands Under-17s|Faroe Islands]], [[Andorra Under-17s|Andorra]], [[Moldova Under-17s|Moldova]], [[San Marino Under-17s|San Marino]], [[Liechtenstein Under-17s|Liechtenstein]], [[Gibraltar Under-17s|Gibraltar]] | ||
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Revision as of 23:36, 29 April 2014
Qualification for the 2014 European Under-17 Championship in Malta took part in two separate stages. The qualifying round was played across September, October and November 2013 and featured 52 teams split into 13 groups. 27 teams progressed to the second stage of qualification, the elite round, which was held over a week at the end of March 2014.
Qualifying round
Teams
A total of 52 teams entered the qualification process at this initial stage:
England, France, Netherlands, Spain, Czech Republic, Portugal, Denmark, Serbia, Georgia, Hungary, Belgium, Turkey, Greece, Switzerland, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Croatia, Romania, Poland, Iceland, Norway, Northern Ireland, Sweden, Scotland, Russia, Belarus, Slovakia, Austria, Ukraine, Luxembourg, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Finland, Israel, Bulgaria, Wales, Lithuania, Montenegro, Azerbaijan, Slovenia, Kazakhstan, Albania, Estonia, Armenia, Macedonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Faroe Islands, Andorra, Moldova, San Marino, Liechtenstein, Gibraltar
