List of Luxembourg women's international footballers

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The Luxembourg women's national football team represents the nation of Luxembourg in international women's association football. It is controlled by the Luxembourg Football Federation, the governing body of football in Luxembourg, and competes as a member of UEFA.

Luxembourg women played their first ever international match on 18 November 2006, in a preliminary qualifying match for Euro 2009 against Slovakia; it resulted in a 0-4 defeat.[1]

List of Luxembourg women's international footballers

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The following is a list of all players who have played for Luxembourg in an official, senior international match and earning more than 10 caps.

All statistics are correct up to and including the match played on 29 October 2024 against Sweden. The most recent match is highlighted in yellow.

Luxembourg women's national football team players with more than 10 caps
Player Pos. Caps Goals Debut Last or most recent match
Date Opponent Date Opponent
Amy Thompson MF 45 29 3 March 2011   Latvia 29 October 2024   Sweden
Marta Estévez García MF 42 5 29 June 2016   United Arab Emirates 29 October 2024   Sweden
Jessica Birkel ST 40 7 18 November 2006   Slovakia 3 March 2018   Morocco
Kimberley Dos Santos MF 40 2 26 June 2016   United Arab Emirates 29 October 2024   Sweden
Lucie Schlimé GK 31 9 November 2019   Kosovo 29 October 2024   Sweden
Marisa Soares Marques MF 30 0 10 November 2018   Andorra 12 July 2024   Estonia
Laura Miller MF 28 4 3 March 2018   Morocco 29 October 2024   Sweden
Joana Lourenco Magalhães ST 27 8 12 June 2021   Belgium 29 October 2024   Sweden
Rosangela Settanni MF 26 3 18 November 2006   Slovakia 9 April 2013   Albania
Emma Kremer DF 26 1 3 March 2018   Morocco 29 October 2024   Sweden
Andreia Machado DF 25 3 5 April 2012   Malta 29 October 2024   Sweden
Pascale Frising DF 25 1 18 October 2009   Israel 11 April 2017   Montenegro
Isabel Albert DF 25 1 20 September 2020   Bulgaria 25 October 2024   Sweden
Jessica Berscheid DF 24 0 12 February 2014   Poland 21 September 2021   England
Gabriela De Lemos MF 23 5 20 March 2013   Estonia 19 February 2022   Tahiti
Julie Marques Abreu ST 22 6 21 June 2019   Andorra 4 June 2024   Albania
Janine Hansen ST 21 10 18 November 2006   Slovakia 9 April 2013   Albania
Caroline Jorge MF 21 2 11 April 2021   Liechtenstein 29 October 2024   Sweden
Charlotte Schmit DF 21 1 11 April 2021   Liechtenstein 29 October 2024   Sweden
Catherine Have MF 21 0 20 March 2013   Estonia 6 September 2022   England
Anne Bourg DF 20 0 28 November 2012   Faroe Islands 11 April 2017   Montenegro
Joëlle Leuchter MF 19 2 18 November 2006   Slovakia 9 April 2013   Albania
Noémie Raths DF 19 0 15 May 2008   Faroe Islands 30 November 2021   Austria
Sophie Maurer ST 18 6 18 October 2009   Israel 29 June 2016   United Arab Emirates
Carina Nogueria DF 16 1 29 October 2007   Bosnia and Herzegovina 28 November 2012   Faroe Islands
Sandy Sauber MF 15 1 12 February 2014   Poland 11 April 2017   Montenegro
Cristina Da Silva Correria ST 15 0 18 November 2006   Slovakia 18 October 2009   Israel
Lynn Ruppert MF 15 0 18 November 2006   Slovakia 9 April 2015   Moldova
Sarah Elias DF 15 0 5 April 2012   Malta 11 April 2017   Montenegro
Tamara Cardoso GK 15 29 October 2014   Lithuania 21 June 2019   Andorra
Edina Kocan MF 15 0 20 September 2020   Bulgaria 25 October 2024   Sweden
Jill De Bruyn MF 14 0 3 March 2018   Morocco 28 June 2022   Belgium
Leila Schmit DF 14 0 13 November 2022   Lithuania 29 October 2024   Sweden
Ana Abreu Barbosa DF 14 0 20 February 2023   Malta 29 October 2024   Sweden
Catherine Keipes GK 13 18 November 2006   Slovakia 3 March 2018   Morocco
Nathalie Thill GK 13 30 September 2008   Wales 9 April 2013   Albania
Kelly Mendes MF 13 0 12 February 2014   Poland 6 September 2022   England
Jessica Becker DF 13 0 7 October 2018   Estonia 31 October 2023   Turkey
Karen Marin MF 12 6 4 April 2015   Latvia 25 November 2018   Singapore
Martine Kraus DF 12 0 18 November 2006   Slovakia 10 June 2009   Latvia
Noémie Tiberi MF 12 0 8 March 2011   Lithuania 6 September 2022   England
Romy Gruber MF 11 0 3 March 2011   Latvia 12 February 2014   Poland
Susanna Scarano DF 11 0 18 November 2006   Slovakia 10 June 2009   Latvia
Carine Gindt MF 11 0 18 November 2006   Slovakia 29 October 2008   Lithuania
Maité Machado Palma ST 10 2 26 June 2016   United Arab Emirates 21 June 2019   Andorra
Rita Leite DF 10 1 29 June 2016   United Arab Emirates 4 June 2024   Albania
Senada Ceman MF 10 0 29 October 2014   Lithuania 21 June 2019   Andorra
Jil Kalmes MF 10 0 4 November 2016   Faroe Islands 9 November 2019   Kosovo
Sadine Correia DF 10 0 3 March 2018   Morocco 28 June 2022   Belgium
Catarina Teixeira Lavinas ST 10 0 21 June 2019   Andorra 5 December 2023   Lithuania

Source [2][3]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Slovakia-Luxembourg". UEFA. Retrieved 31 October 2024.
  2. ^ "Luxembourg international footballers". Fussball-lux (in German). Retrieved 31 October 2024.
  3. ^ "Luxembourg women's team". Soccerway. Retrieved 8 November 2024.