Qualifikation zur U21-Europameisterschaft 2027: Tabelle, Spielplan und Ergebnisse.
We hold 248 UEFA U21 Championship Qualification matches, with results from 2025 to 2026.
Teams in the 2027 UEFA U21 Championship Qualification: 51 teams.
Our match records here run from 5 June 2025 to 6 October 2026.
Over every finished match we hold, 240 matches in all, the figure is 3.2 goals per match.
Home sides scored 1.7 goals per match in our records, away sides 1.5.
San Marino U21 0-13 Spain U21 on 1 October 2026 is the widest result in our records. The widest result in our records was also the highest-scoring match, with 13 goals in total. Across the whole record, the outcomes split as follows: home wins 46%, draws 19%, away wins 35%.
The widest win in our records came away from home, which makes it the biggest away win too.
Decided by a single goal: 28% of finished matches; ended 0-0: 6%.
36% of the matches we hold had at least four goals.
33% of finished matches ended with a gap of at least three goals.
A clean sheet came for the home side in 37% of the matches we hold and for the visitors in 30%.
Georgios Koutsias (Greece U21) is out in front in the 2027 edition with 5 goals.
All table and current-season figures on this page are as of 14 October 2026.
The most wins are shared by 5 teams, 9 wins each. The highest goal total by a single side is 47 goals, by Spain U21. The most matches played are shared by 36 teams, 10 matches each.
The longest unbeaten run in our records belongs to France U21: 10 matches without defeat, from 10 October 2025 to 6 October 2026.
The longest winning run in the data is by Poland U21: 9 matches in a row, between 5 September 2025 and 30 September 2026.
The busiest-day mark in the record, 21 matches, belongs to more than one date.
The calendar year with the most finished matches in our records is 2025, with 127 matches.
Most goals in a draw: Kosovo U21 4-4 Finland U21, played on 6 October 2026.
Winning margin on average: 2.7 goals.
The highest number of draws by one side is 5 draws, by Israel U21.
