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Scotland 3–0 Switzerland: UEFA Women's Under-18 Championship, 14 July 2000
Scotland and Switzerland finished 3–0 on 14 July 2000 in the UEFA Women's Under-18 Championship. The match belonged to the first round in Tórshavn.
14 July 2000 · Tórshavn
Event date:
The match
Scotland and Switzerland finished 3–0 on 14 July 2000 in the UEFA Women's Under-18 Championship. The match belonged to the first round in Tórshavn.
Scotland won by 3 goals.
Goals and incidents
Donna James scored in minute 10 (Scotland). Donna James scored in minute 45 (Scotland). Karen Penglase scored in minute 60 (Scotland).
The competition campaign
The match was played in Group C2 - UKR / SCO / SUI / FAR of the first round. Scotland and Switzerland contested this fixture within that competition stage.
Scotland’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Scotland 8–0 Faroe Islands on 12 July 2000. Scotland’s next recorded match in this campaign was Czechia 3–0 Scotland on 6 November 2000.
Switzerland’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Ukraine 0–2 Switzerland on 12 July 2000. Switzerland’s next recorded match in this campaign was Switzerland 2–0 Israel on 20 November 2000.
Venue and attendance
The venue identified in the match record is Gundadalur, Tórshavn.
The recorded attendance was 50 spectators.
Other results in the campaign
Scotland’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Ukraine 2–1 Scotland on 10 July 2000; Scotland 8–0 Faroe Islands on 12 July 2000; Czechia 3–0 Scotland on 6 November 2000; Scotland 0–2 Denmark on 8 November 2000; Scotland 8–0 Austria on 10 November 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.
Switzerland’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Switzerland 5–0 Faroe Islands on 10 July 2000; Ukraine 0–2 Switzerland on 12 July 2000; Switzerland 2–0 Israel on 20 November 2000; Yugoslavia 0–4 Switzerland on 22 November 2000; Belarus 0–4 Switzerland on 24 November 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.
Sources
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