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Year Venue Winners
Boys' Tournament (U-15) 1991 Brussel Portugal 1993 Valkenswaard Spain 1995 Bath no football tournament 1997 Lisboa Georgia 1999 Esbjerg Switzerland 2001 Murcia Ireland 2005 Lignano Georgia Girls' Tournament (U-17) 2003 Paris Denmark NB: renamed European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) from 2003
World Youth Games
Year Venue Winners 1998 Moskva Russia
Summer Youth Olympic Games (YOG)
Year Venue Winners Boys' Tournament (U-15) 2010 Singapore Bolivia 2014 Nanjing Peru 2018 Buenos Aires Brazil Girls' Tournament (U-15) 2010 Singapore Chile 2014 Nanjing China 2018 Buenos Aires Portugal
1st EYOD 1991 (Bruxelles)
Group A
Ireland 1-0 Luxembourg
Ireland 1-0 Netherlands
Luxembourg 1-0 Netherlands
Group B
Portugal 3-0 Belgium
Spain 6-1 Denmark
Semifinals
Portugal 3-0 Ireland
Spain 8-0 Luxembourg
Fifth-Seventh Place Matches
Belgium 0-0 1-1 Denmark
Belgium 2-0 1-0 Netherlands
Denmark 2-1 0-1 Netherlands
5. Belgium
6. Denmark
7. Netherlands
Third Place Match
Ireland 5-0 Luxembourg
Final (20.07.1991)
Portugal 2-1 Spain
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2nd EYOD 1993 (Valkenswaard)
Group A
05.07 Netherlands 3-3 Ukraine
06.07 Netherlands 2-0 Iceland
07.07 Netherlands 5-0 Luxemburg
Group B
Portugal 0-1 Spain
Portugal 7-1 Georgia
Portugal 1-0 Malta
Third Place Match
Portugal 1-0 Ukraine
Final (8.07.1993)
Spain 0-0 Netherlands (Spain on pen)
Final Standing
1. Spain
2. Netherlands
3. Portugal
4. Ukraine
5. Iceland
6. Georgia
7. Malta
8. Luxemburg
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4th EYOD 1997 (Lisboa)
Group A
Georgia 3-2 Portugal
Georgia 1-0 Azerbaijan
Portugal 2-2 Azerbaijan
Group B
Lithuania 4-1 Greece
Lithuania 3-1 Norway
Greece 1-0 Norway
Fifth Place Match
Azerbaijan 2-0 Norway
Third Place Match
Portugal 3-1 Greece
Final (23.07.1997)
Georgia 0-0 Lithuania (6-5 pen)
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5th EYOD 1999 (Esbjerg)
Group A
Portugal 5-0 Spain
Portugal 0-1 Iceland
Spain 3-0 Iceland
Group B
Switzerland 0-1 Rep.ofIreland
Switzerland 2-0 Denmark
Rep.ofIreland 2-3 Denmark
Fifth Place Match
Denmark 2-1 Iceland
Third Place Match
Spain 2-0 Rep.ofIreland
Final (15.07.1999)
Switzerland 1-0 Portugal
(Christoph Baumann 8')
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6th EYOD 2001 (Murcia)
Group A
23.07 Spain 3-0 Portugal
24.07 Spain 3-0 Finland
25.07 Portugal 1-3 Finland
1. Spain 2 2 0 0 6-0 6
2. Finland 2 1 0 1 3-4 3
3. Portugal 2 0 0 2 1-6 0
Group B
23.07 Croatia 2-0 Ireland
24.07 Ireland 3-0 Croatia
1. Ireland 2 1 0 1 3-2 3
2. Croatia 2 1 0 1 2-3 3
Greece withdraw
26.07
Fifth place match
no match
Third place match
Croatia 7-0 Finland
[S.Cavric, H.Cale 2x, I.Sertic, M.Grgurovic, J.Fucek, S.Rivic]
Final
Ireland 2-2 Spain [6-5 pen]
[Paul Murphy, William Flood; Jonatan Soriano, Jaime Gavilan]---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7th EYOF 2005 (Lignano)
Football is played in Latisana and San Giorgio di Nogaro
Group A
04.07 Georgia 2-1 Switzerland
05.07 Switzerland 6-1 Latvia
06.07 Georgia 2-2 Latvia
1. Georgia 2 1 1 0 4-3 4
2. Switzerland 2 1 0 1 7-3 3
3. Latvia 2 0 1 1 3-8 1
Group B
04.07 Italy 4-2 Ireland
05.07 Ireland 2-1 Finland
06.07 Italy 1-1 Finland
1. Italy 2 1 1 0 5-3 4
2. Ireland 2 1 0 1 4-5 3
3. Finland 2 0 1 1 2-3 1
Fifth place match
08.07 Finland 3-3 Latvia [7-5 on pen]
Third place match
08.07 Ireland 4-2 Switzerland
Final
08.07 Georgia 2-0 Italy
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7th EYOF 2003 (Women U-17; Paris)
First women football tournament in this Festival Teams U17 except Sweden with U16 team Two halves of 30 minutes Group A (in Stadium Déjerine) [July 28] Iceland 0-1 Ireland Rep. [Ann Marie McDonough 18] [July 29] Iceland 0-1 Denmark [Camilla Sand Andersen 59] [July 30] Ireland Rep. 0-3 Denmark [Nanna Johansen 18, Louise Paulsen 23, Camilla Sand Andersen 28] Table: 1. Denmark 2 2 0 0 4- 0 6 2. Ireland Rep. 2 1 0 1 1- 3 3 3. Iceland 2 0 0 2 0- 2 0 Group B (in Stadium Déjerine) [July 28] France 1-1 Switzerland [Mériame Ben Abdelwahab 24; Martina Moser 40] [July 29] France 1-1 Sweden [Julie Peruzzetto 56; Viktoria Kollin 28] [July 30] Switzerland 3-1 Sweden [Katrin Eggenberger 33, Vanessa Bürki 44, 52; Johanna Andersson 36] Table: 1. Switzerland 2 1 1 0 4- 2 4 2. France 2 0 2 0 2- 2 2 3. Sweden U16 2 0 1 1 2- 4 1 Place matches [Aug 1] 5th-6th place (in Stadium Déjerine) Iceland 4-4 Sweden [3-5 on penalties] [Harpa Thorsteinsdóttir 4, Björk Gunnarsdóttir 36, Margret L. Viðarsdóttir 43pen, 57; Maja Krantz 32, 37, Johanna Andersson 34, Lisa Dahlkvist 48] [Penalties sequence: (0-1) Erika Karlsson, (1-1) Kolbrún Steinthórsdóttir, (1-2) Sofie Persson, (missed) Regína María Árnadóttir, (1-3) Terese Andersson, (2-3) Harpa Thorsteinsdóttir, (2-4) Lina Nilsson, (3-4) Björk Gunnarsdóttir, (3-5) Lisa Dahlkvist] 3rd-4th place (in Stadium Charléty) Ireland Rep. 1-1 France [2-4 on penalties] [Kacey O'Driscoll 48; Emilie L'Huillier 30+1] [Penalties sequence: (0-1) Stéphanie De Revière, (1-1) Katie Taylor, (missed) Sabrina Delannoy, (missed) Edel Malone, (1-2) Sonia Ameline, (missed) Kacey O'Driscoll, (1-3) Louisa Necib, (2-3) Sara Lawlor, (2-4) Julie Peruzzetto Final [in Paris (Stadium Charléty), att:300] Denmark 1-1 Switzerland [5-3 on penalties] [Theresa Nielsen 60+2; Martina Moser 13] [Denmark: Lykke Petersen; Clausen, C.Johansen, Paulsen (Jørgensen 47), N.Johansen, Jensen, Egsgaard, Pedersen, Krøyer Petersen, Holt Erhardi (T.Nielsen 57), Sand Andersen. Coach: Henrik Lehm Switzerland: Thalmann; Franscella (Hofer 31), Kaufmann, Schwarz, Asprion, Meyer, Mercolli (Locher 29), Eggenberger, Moser, Gerber (Derungs 31; Buck 60+1), Bürki. Coach: Beatrice Von Siebenthal] [Referee: Noëlle Robin (France)] [Booked:none]
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1st World Youth Games 1998 (Moskva)
 Official logo | |
| Host city | Moscow |
|---|---|
| Nations | 140 (estimated) |
| Athletes | 7,500 (estimated) |
| Opening | July 11 |
| Closing | July 19 |
| Opened by | Boris Yeltsin President of Russia |
| Main venue | Luzhniki Stadium |
Group A
8.07 Mexico 1-0 Qatar
8.07 Slovakia 3-2 Lithuania
10.07 Slovakia 0-3 Qatar
10.07 Mexico 1-2 Lithuania
12.07 Slovakia 2-3 Mexico
12.07 Lithuania 3-5 Qatar
QATAR 3 2 0 1 8- 4 6
MEXICO 3 2 0 1 5- 4 6
Lithuania 3 1 0 2 7- 9 3
Slovakia 3 1 0 2 5- 8 3
Group B
8.07 Portugal 1-1 Finland
8.07 Belarus 1-0 Azerbaijan
10.07 Portugal 2-2 Belarus
10.07 Azerbaijan 0-1 Finland
12.07 Portugal 1-0 Azerbaijan
12.07 Finland 0-1 Belarus
BELARUS 3 2 1 0 4- 2 7
PORTUGAL 3 1 2 0 4- 3 5
Finland 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4
Azerbaijan 3 0 0 3 0- 3 0
Group C
8.07 Russia 3-1 Latvia
8.07 Chile 4-0 Saudi Arabia
10.07 Russia 3-0 Chile
10.07 Saudi Arabia 2-0 Latvia
12.07 Russia 1-0 Saudi Arabia
12.07 Latvia 1-6 Chile
RUSSIA 3 3 0 0 7- 1 9
CHILE 3 2 0 1 10- 4 6
Saudi Arabia 3 1 0 2 2- 5 3
Latvia 3 0 0 3 2-11 0
Group D
8.07 Poland 0-3 Turkey
8.07 Georgia 1-0 USA
10.07 Poland 0-2 Georgia
10.07 USA 1-2 Turkey
12.07 Poland 1-6 USA
12.07 Turkey 0-0 Georgia
TURKEY 3 2 1 0 5- 1 7
GEORGIA 3 2 1 0 3- 0 7
USA 3 1 0 2 7- 4 3
Poland 3 0 0 3 1-11 0
Quarterfinals (14.07)
Russia 3-1 Georgia
Qatar 4-1 Portugal
Belarus 1-0 Mexico
Turkey 2-0 Chile
Semifinals (16.07)
Russia 2-1 Qatar
Turkey 2-1 Belarus
Third Place Match
Qatar bt Belarus
Final (19.07)
Russia 1-0 Turkey
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1st Summer Youth Olympic Games 2010 (Singapore)
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| Tournament details | |
|---|---|
| Host country |  Singapore |
| Dates | 12–25 August 2010 |
| Teams | 6 (boys) + 6 (girls) (from 6 confederations) |
| Venue(s) | 2 (in 1 host city) |
| Final positions | |
| Champions |  Bolivia (boys) Chile (girls) |
| Runners-up |  Haiti (boys) Equatorial Guinea (girls) |
| Third place |  Singapore (boys) Turkey (girls) |
| Fourth place |  Montenegro (boys) Iran (girls) |
uropean qualifications [Oct 17-19, 2009] Played at Stade de Colovray in Nyon, Switzerland 1/2 finals Albania 2-0 Liechtenstein Montenegro 4-0 San Marino Third place match San Marino 2-1 Liechtenstein Final Montenegro 2-1 Albania Played Aug 12-25 in Singapore Group C Bolivia 9-0 Haiti Bolivia 2-0 Vanuatu Haiti 2-0 Vanuatu Group D Singapore 3-2 Montenegro Singapore 3-1 Zimbabwe Montenegro 2-1 Zimbabwe 1/2 finals Bolivia 3-1 Montenegro Haiti 2-0 Singapore Fifth place match Vanuatu 2-0 Zimbabwe Third place match Singapore 4-1 Montenegro Final Bolivia 5-0 Haiti
1st Summer Youth Olympic Games 2010 (Girls) (Singapore)
European qualifications [Oct 12-14, 2009] Played at Stade de Colovray in Nyon, Switzerland 1/2 finals Moldova 2-1 Kazakhstan Turkey 16-0 Georgia Third place match Kazakhstan 13-0 Georgia Final Turkey 5-0 Moldova Played Aug 12-25 in Singapore Group A Turkey 4-2 Iran Turkey 4-0 Papua New Guinea Iran 1-0 Papua New Guinea Group B Equatorial Guinea 4-1 Chile Equatorial Guinea 3-1 Trinidad Tobago Chile 1-0 Trinidad Tobago 1/2 finals Chile 3-2 Turkey Equatorial Guinea 4-1 Iran Fifth place match Trinidad Tobago 0-0 Papua New Guinea [4-2 pen] Third place match Turkey 3-0 Iran Final Chile 1-1 Equatorial Guinea [5-3 pen]
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2nd Summer Youth Olympic Games 2014 (Nanjing)
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| Tournament details | |
|---|---|
| Host country | China |
| Dates | 14–27 August |
| Teams | 6 (boys) + 6 (girls) (from 6 confederations) |
| Venue(s) | 2 (in 1 host city) |
| Final positions | |
| Champions |  Peru (boys) China (girls) |
| Runners-up |  South Korea (boys) Venezuela (girls) |
| Third place |  Iceland (boys) Mexico (girls) |
| Fourth place |  Cape Verde (boys) Slovakia (girls) |
European qualifications Played at Stade de Colovray in Nyon, Switzerland [Oct 19-21, 2013] 1/2 finals Iceland 2-0 Finland Moldova 3-0 Armenia Third place match Finland 2-1 Armenia Final Iceland 3-1 Moldova Played Aug 14-27 in Nanjing, China (at Jiangning Sports Center) Group C Peru 2-1 Iceland Peru 3-1 Hungary Iceland 5-0 Hungary Group D South Korea 5-0 Cape Verde South Korea 9-0 Vanuatu Cape Verde 7-1 Vanuatu 1/2 finals Peru 3-1 Cape Verde South Korea 1-1 Iceland [3-1 pen] Fifth place match Hungary 5-0 Vanuatu Third place match Iceland 4-0 Cape Verde Final Peru 2-1 South Korea
2nd Summer Youth Olympic Games 2014 (Girls) (Nanjing)
European qualifications Played at Stade de Colovray in Nyon, Switzerland [Oct 14-16, 2013] 1/2 finals Azerbaijan 2-0 Israel Slovakia 7-2 Romania Third place match Romania 4-0 Israel Final Slovakia 1-0 Azerbaijan Played Aug 14-27 in Nanjing, China (at Wutaishan Sports Center) Group A Venezuela 6-2 Slovakia Venezuela 7-0 Papua New Guinea Slovakia 4-0 Papua New Guinea Group B China 2-0 Mexico China 10-0 Namibia Mexico 9-0 Namibia 1/2 finals Venezuela 1-1 Mexico [4-3 pen] China 0-0 Slovakia [4-2 pen] Fifth place match Papua New Guinea 3-2 Namibia Third place match Mexico 3-1 Slovakia Final China 5-0 Venezuela
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