Serbia national under-19 football team

The Serbian U-19 national football team (Serbian: Фудбалска репрезентација Србије за играче до 19 године, Fudbalska reprezentacija Srbije za igrače do 19 godine ) represents Serbia in international U-19 competitions in football and is headed by the Serbian Football Association. The team is treated both by FIFA as by UEFA, the direct successor of the Yugoslav (until February 2003) and the Serbian- Montenegrin U-19 national football team (until June 2006). Currently, Serbia 's current U-19 European Championship.

History

The Serbian U-19 national team failed to qualify as an independent country for a U-19 European Championship U-19 European Championship in 2007, where they because of the 2:3 defeat to Germany narrowly missed the semi-finals at the first attempt. Finally, you took part in the 2009 European Championship and 2011 European Championship, where they reached the semi-finals both times. For the 2012 European Serbia failed to qualify again. Finally, the highlight followed on both the European Championship 2013. As a group, the first one defeated Portugal in the semifinals, and France in the final and was thus for the first time European champions.

Current squad

Below the squad is seen during the European Championship 2013 in Lithuania. For squads normally include Nikola Ninkovic (Partizan ) and Lazar Marković ( Benfica ), both currently with the largest football talent across the globe include, but are they received from their clubs no release. Next Player are belong to the inner circle of the national Vukan Savićević ( Red Star ), Nemanja Radoja and Marko Poletanović (both Vojvodina Novi Sad ), Miloš Degenek (VfB Stuttgart), Veljko Simic (FC Basel), Uroš Spajić ( Toulouse FC ) and Srdjan Mijailović ( Kayserispor ).

Tournament Championship Record

Achievements

  • European Champion 2013
  • Semi-finals in 2011
  • Semi-finals in 2009
  • Semifinals 2005
  • World Cup 1987

Weblink

  • UEFA side of the Serbian U-19 Men's National Team
  • U-19 national football team
  • Serbian national football team
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