JFA President Secures U-16 Japan's U-17 European Championship Qualifier Spot
U-16 Japan has secured a spot in the U-17 European Championship Qualifier after JFA President Miyamoto Koji's direct negotiation with UEFA.
Why it matters for Japan
This decision is significant as it allows U-16 Japan to compete against European powerhouse teams. JFA President Miyamoto Koji stated, "I believe this will lead to the development of players who can compete in the World Cup at the age of 21 or 22." He also expressed his intention to have U-19 and U-21 teams participate in UEFA-organized tournaments in the future.
What comes next
This is just the beginning, and U-16 Japan will participate in various tournaments to strengthen their team. They will compete in the U-17 European Championship Qualifier against teams from the Faroe Islands, Romania, and Cyprus from October 27 to November 2.
Important data
U-16 Japan will participate in the U-17 European Championship Qualifier against teams from the Faroe Islands, Romania, and Cyprus from October 27 to November 2. The results of the Japan matches will not be included in the official standings.
What comes next
This is just the beginning, and U-16 Japan will participate in various tournaments to strengthen their team. They will compete in the U-17 European Championship Qualifier against teams from the Faroe Islands, Romania, and Cyprus from October 27 to November 2.
Recent form
Their recent form is 2 wins, 2 draws, and 1 loss (LDWDW), showing a strong performance.
Next fixture
Their next fixture is on September 24, where they will face Uruguay at home.
