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England Under-17 squad

       The England WU17s squad to face France, Croatia and mini-tournament hosts Poland has been
       confirmed as they to bid qualify for this summer’s UEFA EURO Finals.
          The Young Lionesses begin their campaign against France on Thursday 24th March at
       Stadion Miejski Niepolomice (11.00am kick-off CET). They will then take on Poland on Sunday
       27th March for the first of two matches at RKS Garbarnia Krawkow (2.00pm kick off CET).
          England  will  round  off  the  group  at  the  same  venue  against  Croatia  the  following
       Wednesday 30th March (11.00am kick-off CET). The squad are up against familiar opposition
       in the host nation after facing them in the first stage of qualifying back in the autumn with
       Poland coming out on top.
          Only  the  group  winners  will  qualify  for  the  finals,  a  tournament  which  England’s  best
       finish to date came with third place in 2016.
          Under-17 head coach John Salomon said “We are really looking forward to these matches
       and testing ourselves against good opposition. We have an exciting group of players and these
       fixtures present them with a fantastic opportunity for further learning and development as we
       prepare them to take the next step on their journey through our Lioness pathway.”
          The WU17 EURO will be the first major women’s youth tournament since 2019 after the
       last two editions were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The championship will be staged
       from 3 to 15 May in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
          England Under-17 squad:
       Grace Pilling (Manchester City), Hannah Poulter (Reading FC Women), Brooke Aspin (Bristol
       City),  Ria  Bose  (Chelsea),  Jessica  Osborne  (Florida  Elite  Soccer  Academy),  Evie  Rabjohn
       (Aston Villa), Katie Ramsden (Leeds United), Jessica Simpson (Manchester United), Jemima
       Dahou (Manchester City), Keira Flannery (Arsenal), Shauna Guyatt (Chelsea), Lois Marley-
       Paraskevas  (Manchester  City),  Lexi  Potter  (Chelsea),  Mackenzie  Smith  (Leicester  City),
       Michelle Agyemang (Arsenal), Ava Baker (Leicester City), Keira Barry (Manchester United),
       Aimee Claypole (Chelsea), Araya Dennis (Arsenal), Maddy Earl (Arsenal).








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