Hosted by Netherlands

2017
Women's Euros⁠

England: Semi-finals

How England performed

The Lionesses qualified for the 2017 UEFA Women's Championship in the Netherlands unbeaten, winning seven of their eight fixtures and conceding only once while scoring 32. Carter scored hat-tricks in both games against Estonia, and Carney hit three in a 7–0 home win over Serbia.

At the finals, Mark Sampson's side, captained by Steph Houghton, won all three group fixtures. Taylor scored a hat-trick in a 6–0 win over Scotland and was on target again as Spain were beaten 2–0, before goals from Duggan and Parris secured a 2–1 win over Portugal. Taylor's goal then settled a 1–0 quarter-final victory over France. The run ended in the semi-final, where England lost 3–0 to the hosts, the Netherlands. Taylor finished with five goals, and four wins from five matches, with 11 goals scored and four conceded, was a significant improvement on the group-stage exit of 2013.

Manager
Mark Sampson
Captain
Steph Houghton
Record
P5 W4 D0 L1
Goals
11 for, 4 against

England fixtures

England: 2017 Women's Euros

13 matches

01 21 Sep 2015
UEFA Women's Championship · Qualifier Lilleküla Stadium, Tallinn

Estonia 0–8 England England won

England: Carter 2', Potter 34', Kirby 40', J. Scott 53', Christiansen 74', Kirby 81', Carter 83', Carter 90+2'

Estonia: None

Match page: Estonia v England, 21 September 2015

05 4 Jun 2016
UEFA Women's Championship · Qualifier Adams Park, Wycombe

England 7–0 Serbia England won

England: Greenwood 16', Carney 34' pen, Daly 43', White 51', Christiansen 52', Carney 60', Carney 64'

Serbia: None

Match page: England v Serbia, 4 June 2016

06 7 Jun 2016
UEFA Women's Championship · Qualifier Sports Center of FA of Serbia, Stara Pazova

Serbia 0–7 England England won

England: J. Scott 13', White 28', Davison 41', Davison 46', Damjanović 53' og, Parris 69', Parris 90'

Serbia: None

Match page: Serbia v England, 7 June 2016

07 15 Sep 2016
UEFA Women's Championship · Qualifier Meadow Lane, Nottingham

England 5–0 Estonia England won

England: Carter 9', J. Scott 13', Carter 17', Carter 56', Carney 90+4'

Estonia: None

Match page: England v Estonia, 15 September 2016

09 19 Jul 2017
UEFA Women's Championship · Group stage Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht

England 6–0 Scotland England won

England: Taylor 11', Taylor 26', White 32', Taylor 53', Nobbs 87', Duggan 90+3'

Scotland: None

Match page: England v Scotland, 19 July 2017

11 27 Jul 2017
UEFA Women's Championship · Group stage Koning Willem II Stadion, Tilburg

Portugal 1–2 England England won

England: Duggan 7', Parris 48'

Portugal: C. Mendes 17'

Match page: Portugal v England, 27 July 2017

England statistics

Scorers

Carter6
Carney6
Taylor5
J. Scott4
Parris4
Kirby3
White3
Christiansen2

Full England squad

Squad

23 players

No.PlayerPos Club Goals
1 Karen Bardsley GK Manchester City –
2 Lucy Bronze DF Manchester City –
3 Demi Stokes DF Manchester City –
4 Jill Scott MF Manchester City 5
5 Steph Houghton C DF Manchester City –
6 Jo Potter DF Reading 1
7 Jordan Nobbs MF Arsenal 1
8 Izzy Christiansen MF Manchester City 2
9 Jodie Taylor FW Arsenal 5
10 Fara Williams MF Arsenal –
11 Jade Moore MF Reading –
12 Casey Stoney DF Liverpool –
13 Siobhan Chamberlain GK Liverpool –
14 Karen Carney MF Chelsea 6
15 Laura Bassett DF Unattached –
16 Millie Bright MF Chelsea –
17 Nikita Parris FW Manchester City 4
18 Ellen White FW Birmingham City 3
19 Toni Duggan FW Barcelona 2
20 Alex Greenwood DF Liverpool 1
21 Carly Telford GK Chelsea –
22 Alex Scott DF Arsenal –
23 Fran Kirby FW Chelsea 3

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