UEFA 2022 (U-17): The UEFA has changed the date of the elite round matches featuring Ukraine's youth national team

UEFA announced on the official website about a change in the dates of the elite round matches for the qualification of the 2022 European Championship for the U-17 national team of Ukraine (players born in 2005). Reminder: The teams that our team will face in the elite round of the 2022 European Championship qualification are Italy, Kosovo, and Poland.

UEFA 2022 (U-17): The UEFA has changed the date of the elite round matches featuring Ukraine's youth national team

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The UEFA officially announced changes to the dates of the elite round matches for the European Championship 2022 qualifiers involving Ukraine's U-17 national team (players born in 2005).

We remind you that our team will face Italy, Kosovo, and Poland in the elite round qualifiers for the 2022 European Championship. The mini-tournament to be hosted by Italy was originally scheduled from March 23 to 29. Due to Russia's military aggression against Ukraine UEFA has changed the schedule of Group 6 matches. They have been rescheduled for April.

Schedule of the Elite Round Qualifiers for Euro-2022 (U-17) in Group 6

April 20, 2022

Italy — Poland 

Kosovo — Ukraine 

April 23, 2022

Italy — Kosovo 

Ukraine — Poland 

April 26, 2022

Ukraine — Italy 

Poland — Kosovo 

Eight group winners and seven runners-up with the best results against their first and third-placed teams will advance to the final tournament in Israel this May. The Israeli team has received a direct entry into the Euro-2022 (U-17) finals as hosts.

Euro-2022 (U-17). Elite Round Qualifiers

Group 1: Netherlands, Greece, Slovakia, Hungary.

Group 2: Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Latvia.

Group 3: Germany, Czech Republic, Scotland, Georgia.

Group 4: Spain, Estonia, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group 5: England, Luxembourg, France.

Group 6: Italy, Ukraine, Kosovo, Poland.

Group 7: Slovenia, Turkey, Serbia, Wales.

Group 8: Bulgaria, Ireland, Portugal, Finland

We remind you that the team coached by Oleg Kuznetsov in the qualifying round secured first place in their group: they lost to Wales (1-3) and then defeated Kazakhstan (3-0) and Portugal (3-2).