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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 9 June 2026 against Belgium. The most recent match is highlighted in yellow.

Luxembourg women's national football team players with more than 10 caps
Player Pos. Caps Goals Debuta Last or most recent match
Date Opponent Date Opponent
Marta Estévez García MF57629 June 2016 United Arab Emirates9 June 2026 Belgium
Amy Thompson MF56353 March 2011 Latvia9 June 2026 Belgium
Kimberley Dos Santos MF54526 June 2016 United Arab Emirates9 June 2026 Belgium
Laura Miller MF4273 March 2018 Morocco9 June 2026 Belgium
Lucie Schlimé GK429 November 2019 Kosovo9 June 2026 Belgium
Jessica Birkel ST40718 November 2006 Slovakia3 March 2018 Morocco
Emma Kremer DF4013 March 2018 Morocco9 June 2026 Belgium
Joana Lourenco Magalhães ST36912 June 2021 Belgium18 April 2026 Israel
Andreia Machado DF3635 April 2012 Malta9 June 2026 Belgium
Charlotte Schmit DF35311 April 2021 Liechtenstein9 June 2026 Belgium
Caroline Jorge MF32511 April 2021 Liechtenstein7 March 2026 Scotland
Marisa Soares Marques MF30010 November 2018 Andorra12 July 2024 Estonia
Isabel Albert DF28120 September 2020 Bulgaria8 April 2025 Liechtenstein
Rosangela Settanni MF26318 November 2006 Slovakia9 April 2013 Albania
Pascale Frising DF25118 October 2009 Israel11 April 2017 Montenegro
Jessica Berscheid DF24012 February 2014 Poland21 September 2021 England
Edina Kocan MF24020 September 2020 Bulgaria9 June 2026 Belgium
Gabriela De Lemos MF23520 March 2013 Estonia19 February 2022 Tahiti
Julie Marques Abreu ST22621 June 2019 Andorra4 June 2024 Albania
Ana Abreu Barbosa DF22120 February 2023 Malta18 April 2026 Israel
Catarina Lavinas ST22021 June 2019 Andorra9 June 2026 Belgium
Janine Hansen ST211018 November 2006 Slovakia9 April 2013 Albania
Catherine Have MF21020 March 2013 Estonia6 September 2022 England
Anne Bourg DF20028 November 2012 Faroe Islands11 April 2017 Montenegro
Leila Schmit DF20013 November 2022 Lithuania14 April 2026 Israel
Joëlle Leuchter MF19218 November 2006 Slovakia9 April 2013 Albania
Noémie Raths DF19015 May 2008 Faroe Islands30 November 2021 Austria
Sophie Maurer ST18618 October 2009 Israel29 June 2016 United Arab Emirates
Carina Nogueria DF16129 October 2007 Bosnia and Herzegovina28 November 2012 Faroe Islands
Leticia Mateus DF16013 November 2022 Lithuania18 April 2026 Israel
Sandy Sauber MF15112 February 2014 Poland11 April 2017 Montenegro
Cristina Da Silva Correria ST15018 November 2006 Slovakia18 October 2009 Israel
Lynn Ruppert MF15018 November 2006 Slovakia9 April 2015 Moldova
Sarah Elias DF1505 April 2012 Malta11 April 2017 Montenegro
Tamara Cardoso GK1529 October 2014 Lithuania21 June 2019 Andorra
Jill De Bruyn MF1403 March 2018 Morocco28 June 2022 Belgium
Rita Leite DF13129 June 2016 United Arab Emirates9 June 2026 Belgium
Catherine Keipes GK1318 November 2006 Slovakia3 March 2018 Morocco
Nathalie Thill GK1330 September 2008 Wales9 April 2013 Albania
Kelly Mendes MF13012 February 2014 Poland6 September 2022 England
Jessica Becker DF1307 October 2018 Estonia31 October 2023 Turkey
Karen Marin MF1264 April 2015 Latvia25 November 2018 Singapore
Martine Kraus DF12018 November 2006 Slovakia10 June 2009 Latvia
Noémie Tiberi MF1208 March 2011 Lithuania6 September 2022 England
Nathalie Ludwig ST11116 February 2022 Tahiti8 April 2025 Liechtenstein
Romy Gruber MF1103 March 2011 Latvia12 February 2014 Poland
Susanna Scarano DF11018 November 2006 Slovakia10 June 2009 Latvia
Carine Gindt MF11018 November 2006 Slovakia29 October 2008 Lithuania
Anouchka Besch ST1104 November 2016 Faroe Islands5 June 2026 Belgium
Maité Machado Palma ST10226 June 2016 United Arab Emirates21 June 2019 Andorra
Senada Ceman MF10029 October 2014 Lithuania21 June 2019 Andorra
Jil Kalmes MF1004 November 2016 Faroe Islands9 November 2019 Kosovo
Sadine Correia DF1003 March 2018 Morocco28 June 2022 Belgium
Hannah Dietrich FW10030 May 2025 Armenia9 June 2026 Belgium

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.
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