Kick-off on 17.05.25 20:00.

The final of the UEFA Women’s U-17 Championship will take place at Tórsvøllur Stadium in Tórshavn, featuring a clash between the Netherlands and Norway. The opponents already met during the group stage, where the Oranje sealed the win late in the second half thanks to a goal and an assist from forward Aya Eloualidi, 2-0. The teams also shared a group at Euro 2017, with the Lionesses once again coming out on top, 3-1. In 2015 and 2016, the sides faced each other in the qualifying stages of the continental tournament, and the Scandinavian team came out stronger in those meetings (1-1, 2-0).

The Netherlands vs. Norway match will be streamed live on MEGOGO on May 17, 2025.

Besides their head-to-head win over Norway, the Oranje cruised past the Faroe Islands (9-0) and Austria (4-1) in the group stage. In the semifinal, Thomas Oostendorp’s squad eliminated France following a penalty shootout (1-1, 4-3 on penalties). PSV striker Ranneke Derks and fellow forward Aya Eloualidi were involved in four goal-scoring moves each. This is only the second time the Lionesses have reached the final of the UEFA Women’s U-17 Euro — in 2019, they lost to Germany on penalties (1-1, 2-3).

Norway thrashed the Faroe Islands (10-0) and shared points with Austria (0-0). In the semifinals, the team beat Italy 3-1. KIL/Hemne striker Kristina Herseth has three goals and three assists to her name, while Vålerenga forward Maria Preus leads the tournament scoring chart with four goals. This will be Norway’s first-ever appearance in a UEFA Women’s U-17 Championship final. Previously, the Scandinavian side reached the semifinals three times and lost both bronze-medal matches it played.

How to watch the match live on MEGOGO.

The UEFA Women’s U-17 Euro final between the Netherlands and Norway on May 17, 2025, is available with a MEGOPACK XL, Sports, Maximal, or Maximal + Charity subscription. You can choose the plan that suits you best. A subscription gives you access to live match broadcasts, a large library of movies, series, and cartoons, 300+ TV channels (including sports) with pause and recording features, and hundreds of audiobooks and podcasts.