Number of appearances: 4 (2007, 2009, 2023, 2026)
Best result: Group stage (2007, 2009, 2023)
UEFA Women’s Under-19 EURO record: 9 1 1 7 7:23
Biggest win: Iceland vs Czechia 2:0 (21 July 2023)
Heaviest defeat: Iceland vs Norway 0:5 (18 July 2007)

Qualifying results

Round 1 (Group A1):

Iceland vs Denmark 1:2
Portugal vs Iceland 3:0
Kosovo vs Iceland 0:5

Round 2 (Group A3):

Iceland vs Finland 1:1
Denmark vs Iceland 2:3
Serbia vs Iceland 0:3

Top scorer in qualifying: Berglind Hlynsdóttir (3 goals)

Squad used in qualifying

Goalkeepers: Herdís Halla Guðbjartsdóttir (5 appearances – 8 goals conceded), Viktoría Sólveig Óðinsdóttir (1-0), Anna Arnardóttir (1-0).

Defenders: Líf Van Bemme (6 appearances – 1 goal), Sóley Edda Ingadóttir (6-0), Helga Rut Einarsdóttir (5-0), Jónína Linnet (6-0), Sandra Hauksdóttir (1-0), Védís Ösp Einarsdóttir (2-0).

Midfielders: Elísa Bríet Björnsdóttir (4-0), Edith Kristín Kristjánsdóttir (5-2), Hrönn Haraldsdóttir (1-0), Hrafnhildur Salka Pálmadóttir (3-0), Sunna Rún Sigurðardóttir (3-0), Hildur Katrín Snorradóttir (2-0), Birgitta Rún Finnbogadóttir (2-0), Rebekka Sif Brynjarsdóttir (5-0), Arnfríður Auður Arnarsdóttir (6-0).

Forwards: Katla Guðmundsdóttir (2-0), Thelma Karen Pálmadóttir (3-0), Hrefna Jónsdóttir (6-0), Ragnheiður Þórunn Jónsdóttir (6-2), Freyja Stefánsdóttir (6-2), Berglind Hlynsdóttir (6-3), Karlotta Björk Andradóttir (1-1).

Their route to Bosnia and Herzegovina was far from straightforward. Iceland finished third in its Round 1 group behind Denmark and Portugal, but responded impressively in Round 2 by topping Group A3 ahead of Denmark, Finland and Serbia.

The decisive moment came with a 3:2 victory over Denmark, followed by a convincing 3:0 win against Serbia. Those results secured first place in the group and qualification for the final tournament.

Forward Berglind Hlynsdóttir finished as Iceland’s top scorer in qualifying with three goals, while Ragnheiður Þórunn Jónsdóttir, Freyja Stefánsdóttir and Edith Kristín Kristjánsdóttir each added two. Iceland scored 12 goals across six qualifying matches and showed significant improvement as the campaign progressed.

Arriving in Bosnia and Herzegovina with confidence and momentum, Iceland will be aiming to make history by reaching the knockout stage of the UEFA Women’s Under-19 Championship for the first time.