In September, the national team of Ukraine will play three matches in the UEFA Nations League 2022/2023. On the 21st, Oleksandr Petrakov's team will play an away match against Scotland that was rescheduled from the first round, on the 24th they will host Armenia, and on the 27th they will conclude the tournament with a home game against Scotland.

These matches will be broadcast within the information marathon "United News" on TV channels ICTV, "Inter", "1+1", and "Suspilne", which are available in cable operator networks, OTT platforms, and digital television network T2.

Subscribers who use satellite television will not be able to watch these matches on the mentioned channels. However, all three games will also be available for viewing on the YouTube channel of the Ukrainian Football Association.

Viewing the games on the above-mentioned channels and platforms is only possible within Ukraine in accordance with UEFA requirements regarding television rights and territoriality principles.

"Such a significant event as broadcasting matches within the information marathon 'United News' will be unprecedented for our national team and for our fans. Our boys, who are participating in the Nations League matches, will remember that their ability to play football is thanks to the heroes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who defend our country. And I am sure that their game will support the fighting spirit of our soldiers."

"I am convinced — all players who step onto the field will remember that they are being watched by the whole of Ukraine. They will certainly give one hundred percent and show a worthy performance. It is through football that we will send a message to the world that Ukrainians are a brave nation. I am sure that the boys playing for the national team understand how important positive emotions are for people at this time," — Andriy Pavelko, president of the UFA and UEFA Executive Committee member, noted.