Germany women's national under-20 football team
The German national football team U -20 Women represented Germany in international women's football. The national team is the DFB assumed and is coached by former national player Maren Meinert. The U-20 national team only contributes from internationals, when the U-19 national team qualified for the U-19 European Championship for U- 20 World Cup. The biggest success of the team was the first place in the U -20 World Cup 2010 in Germany, for which she was awarded on 15 October 2010 as a junior athletes Team of the Year.
As was "U -20" created an official competition for the female age group by FIFA nor UEFA until 2006, was in the 90s the Nordic Cup as the most important date for this selection teams to compete the strongest European organizations - including the American Association - to determine a winner. The Nordic Cup was thus considered the unofficial European Championship. From 1990 to 1997 the tournament's female U-20 age group was reserved.
Nordic Cup
( Cutting off a German national team )
World cup
( Cutting off a German national team )
- 2002: Third
- 2004: World Champion
- 2006: Quarter-finals
- 2008: Third
- 2010: World Champion
- 2012: Second
- 2014: qualified
People
Trainer
Since 2006, the former German international Maren Meinert coached the team.
Players
Current squad
For the Six Nations Tournament in La Manga national coach Meinert nominated following squad:
Stand: March 3, 2014 ( after the game against England)
Record keepers
Internationals
The following games graduated from the German U-20 national team since its inception:
On 8 August 2006, the U -20 team completed a warm-up match against 1 FFC Frankfurt. The Frankfurt won 2-0.