The 2017 UEFA Women's Euro is set to kick off on Sunday, July 16 with a match between the Netherlands and Norway.
The tournament, which takes place every four years, is the main competition between the national teams in the UEFA Confederation. This year's tournament is being hosted by the Netherlands and is set to run from July 16-August 6.
Germany has won the last six iterations of the tournament. The UEFA Women's Euro will feature three of the top five teams in the world -- Germany (No. 2), France (No. 3) and England (No. 5) -- based on current FIFA rankings.
Seven NWSL players are participating in the tournament. Among those seven, three Portland Thorns are competing in the tournament in Amandine Henry (France), Nadia Nadim (Denmark) and Dagny Brynjarsdottir (Iceland).
Check out the teams and the full 2017 UEFA Women's Euro schedule here:
2017 UEFA Women's Euro
July 16-August 6 in the Netherlands.
Participating teams, by group, with current world ranking:
Group A
Netherlands (No. 12)
Norway (No. 11)
Denmark (No. 15)
Belgium (No. 22)
Group B
Germany (No. 2)
Sweden (No. 9)
Italy (No. 18)
Russia (No. 25)
Group C
France (No. 3)
Iceland (No. 19)
Austria (No. 22)
Switzerland (No. 17)
Group D
England (No. 5)
Scotland (No. 21)
Spain (No. 13)
Portugal (No. 38)
Schedule
(All times Pacific)
Sunday, July 16
Netherlands 1, Norway 0.
Denmark 1, Belgium 0.
Monday, July 17
Russia 2, Italy 1.
Germany 0, Sweden 0.
Tuesday, July 18
Austria 1, Switzerland 0.
France 1, Iceland 0.
Wednesday, July 19
Spain 2, Portugal 0.
England 6, Scotland 0.
Thursday, July 20
Belgium 2, Norway 0.
Netherlands 1, Denmark 0.
Friday, July 21
Sweden 2, Russia 0.
Germany 2, Italy 1.
Saturday, July 22
Switzerland 2, Iceland 1.
France 1, Austria 1.
Sunday, July 23
Portugal 2, Scotland 1.
England 2, Spain 0.
Monday, July 24
Netherlands 2, Belgium 1.
Denmark 1, Norway 0.
Tuesday, July 25
Germany 2, Russia 0.
Italy 3, Sweden 2.
Wednesday, July 26
Austria 3, Iceland 0.
Switzerland 1, France 1.
Thursday, July 27
England 2, Portugal 1.
Scotland 1, Spain 0.
QUARTERFINALS
Saturday, July 29
Netherlands 2, Sweden 0.
Sunday, July 30
Denmark 2, Germany 1.
Austria 0, Spain 0. Austria wins on penalties.
England 1, France 0.
SEMIFINALS
Thursday, August 3
Denmark 0, Austria 0. Denmark wins on penalties.
Netherlands 3, England 0.
FINAL
Sunday, August 6
Netherlands 4, Denmark 2.
-- Jamie Goldberg | jgoldberg@oregonian.com
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