Euro U-19 2027 draw sets Albania in Group B6 with Armenia and Cyprus

TIRANA, June 15 – Albania’s Under-19 men’s national team learned its opponents on Monday for the second round of the UEFA European Under-19 Championship 2027 qualifiers.

UEFA held the draw in Nyon, Switzerland. The process placed Albania U-19 in Group B6 alongside Armenia and Cyprus.

The team will compete in League B during this stage of qualification. The format offers promotion to League A for the next qualifying cycle. Teams will fight for progression through the group stage matches.

The hosting rights for the mini-tournament will be decided through an agreement between the Albanian Football Association, the Armenian Football Federation and the Cyprus Football Association.

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