Get ready for an exciting showdown as Italy Women U17 take on Norway Women U17 on 14 May 2025. This UEFA Women’s Under-17 Championship fixture promises plenty of drama as both sides battle for supremacy in Group B.
The match kicks off at 19:00 CEST for viewers in Italy, Germany, France and Spain, while fans in the UK can tune in at 18:00 BST. Mark your calendars and set your reminders – you won’t want to miss a minute of the action!
Whether you’re cheering from the stands, catching the game on TV or streaming it live at home, we’ve got all the details you need to ensure you don’t miss a moment of this key encounter.
Pre-match overview
Italy arrive in strong form after a convincing win over Spain in their last outing, displaying a well-organised defence and a creative midfield that can unlock tight defences. Confidence is sky-high in the Azzurrine camp as they look to keep their unbeaten run alive.
Norway, on the other hand, have impressed with their physicality and direct style of play. They showed great resilience in a thrilling draw against France and will be keen to test Italy’s back line with quick transitions and set-piece routines.
Where to watch streaming and TV
Fans across Europe can catch this under-17 clash via a mix of traditional broadcasters and online platforms. Many national networks have secured rights to the UEFA Women’s Under-17 Championship, while UEFA’s own streaming service offers free coverage in several countries.
Be sure to check local listings ahead of kick-off to find the right channel or streaming link in your region. Below is a handy guide to help you tune in.
- Italy: RaiSport and the UEFA.tv app (free live stream)
- Germany: ARD Mediathek and Sportschau.de
- France: France.tv and L’Équipe live stream
- Spain: RTVE Play and Teledeporte
- UK: BBC iPlayer (Sport section) and UEFA.tv
Forecast
This fixture looks set to be a tight affair, with both teams bringing contrasting styles to the pitch. Italy’s technical approach will be tested by Norway’s physical game, making midfield battles crucial.
Expect chances at both ends: if Italy can control the tempo and exploit wide areas, they’ll edge ahead, but Norway’s direct attacks and aerial threat could prove decisive in a low-scoring thriller.
