Kick-off on 04.05.25 20:00.

In the opening round of Group A at the UEFA Women's U-17 Championship, Faroe Islands will face Norway at Tórsvøllur Stadium in Tórshavn. In EURO 2015 qualification, the team from the kingdom defeated their opponent 4-0. Five years later, in another qualifier, the drillers demolished the red-white-and-blue side, scoring twelve unanswered goals. This will be the debut appearance for the autonomous region, as it is the tournament host. The Lioness has competed at the EURO six times, with her first appearance dating back to 2009. On three occasions, the team failed to reach the knockout stage — including in 2022 and 2024, where she lost five out of six matches and conceded eighteen goals.

The match between Faroe Islands and Norway on May 4, 2025, will be streamed live on the MEGOGO media service.

The host of the tournament was relegated from Division A in the autumn qualifiers, suffering heavy defeats to England, Czechia, and the Netherlands, with a combined score of 0-23. In Division B, the girls still failed to earn points, but the losses were narrower. The team lost to peers from Ireland (4-6) and Lithuania (3-4). The main contributor in attack during those two games was 15-year-old defender Sara Benjaminson, who recorded three goals and two assists.

Norway cruised through the first round of Division A qualifying, easily defeating Belarus (7-0), Greece (3-0), and Finland (4-0). In the second stage, the team from the kingdom remained unbeaten, though the scorelines were more modest — wins over Serbia (4-0), Greece (2-1), and Portugal (1-0). Sixteen-year-old Rosenborg midfielder Karna Sodahl played a role in eight goal-scoring attacks.

How to watch the match on MEGOGO.

The live stream of the UEFA Women's U-17 EURO match Faroe Islands vs. Norway on May 4, 2025, is available with a MEGOPACK XL, Sports, Maximal, or Maximal + Charity subscription. You can choose any of the available plans. With a subscription, you get access not only to live match broadcasts but also to a large library of movies, series, and cartoons, 300+ TV channels with pause and recording features — including sports channels — as well as hundreds of audiobooks and podcasts.