C is for ... Coultard, Gillian: The England trailblazer is the record holder for most women's Euros appearances, with 61 (including qualifying matches). E is for ... European Competition for Representative Women's Teams: The first three iterations of the Euros (in 1984, 1987 and 1989) were named the "European Competition for Representative Women's Teams." Moreover, they returned home without scoring a goal -- remarkable given their attack was led by Ada Hegerberg, the then-UEFA Best Women's Player in Europe. play 1:27 All you need to know about Group B at the Women's Euros Take a look at some key facts for Spain, Portugal, Belgium and Italy ahead of the Women's European Championship. This made her not only the youngest player at that competition, but also the youngest scorer in women's Euros history.