The spatial profile of the electron energy distribution function (EEDF) of a capacitive nitrogen discharge at a frequency of 27 MHz has been measured at pressures 70-400 mTorr. The RF power dissipated is 10-30 W. The measurements are performed by means of a computer controlled data-acquisition system (with cross-modulation technique applied). A passive method for compensation of the RF field influence on probe measurements has been used. The measured electron energy distribution functions at pressure of 400 mTorr are markedly non-Maxwellian. A strong decrease in the energy range of 2-5 eV is due to the dominant electron-molecule energy exchange processes. A different axial behaviour is observed at lower pressures. At 70 mTorr the EEDF exhibits a trend to a non-local plasma response.