Head coach of the Ukraine WU-17 women's national team, Serhiy Sapronov, announced a list of 20 players called up for training and preparation with participation in the first qualifying round of the Euro 2023.

The women's national team of Ukraine has been drawn into Group A6 in the first qualification round, where they will face Denmark, England, and Estonia. The matches will take place on October 7th, 10th, and 13th at Kadrioru Stadium and A. Le Coq Arena in Tallinn.

Squad of the Ukraine WU-17 women's national team

Goalkeepers: Svitlana Snihur ("Veres" Rivne), Alina Kushneryenko (AFF, Switzerland).

Defenders: Daria Krasnoborodko ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Viktoriia Shevtsova ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Diana Borovska ("EMS-Podillya" Vinnytsia), Lidia Zaborets, Anastasiia Astakhova (both - "Shakhtar" Donetsk), Mariia Ignatenko ("Ladomir" Volodymyr), Sofia Verzhnyaik ("Yunost" Chernihiv), Sofia Pom'yankovska ("Veres" Rivne).

Midfielders: Nastasiia Kotyelchuk ("Ladomir" Volodymyr), Daria Vinogradova, Diana Chornenko (both - "Panthers" Uman), Anastasiia Stakhnyk ("Yunost" Chernihiv), Kateryna Yuzva, Anastasiia Grimak (both - "Ruh" Lviv), Khristyna Maslovska ("Veres" Rivne).

Forwards: Anna Mirohorodskaya ("Panthers" Uman), Marina Ptitsina ("VfL Wolfsburg", Germany), Sofia Skvorcova ("Jihlava", Slovakia).

In League A, 28 teams will compete (including seven that have been promoted from League B based on the results of the second round of the season-2021/2022). They are divided into seven groups. Teams in each group play at one venue in a mini-tournament format. The fourth-placed teams will continue their season in the second round of League B.

The seeding for the second round will depend on the positions that teams secure in their respective groups during the first round. Estonia will also participate despite having an automatic qualification to the final tournament as hosts.

Teams from League B (including those relegated from League A after the second round of season-2021/2022) compete for promotion to League A in six groups. The group winners and runners-up with the best record against teams finishing first and third in their respective groups will be promoted.

As a reminder, due to Russia's full-scale aggression and martial law in Ukraine, our team was unable to participate in the second round of Euro 2022 qualification and formally took fourth place in the group. However, UEFA's Executive Committee, following Russia's disqualification, issued a decision to keep the women's national team of Ukraine in the elite division. Thus, they entered Pot 3 of League A.

Euro 2023 (WU-17). First Qualifying Round. Group A6

October 7, 2022

Ukraine — England (14:30)

Denmark — Estonia (18:00)

October 10, 2022

Denmark — Ukraine (14:30)

England — Estonia (18:00)

October 13, 2022

England — Denmark (14:30)

Estonia — Ukraine (14:30)

All match times are in Kyiv time.

Euro 2023 (WU-17). First Qualifying Round

League A

Group A1: Norway, Hungary, Czech Republic, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group A2: Spain, Greece, Poland, Belgium.

Group A3: Finland, Austria, Ireland, Northern Ireland.

Group A4: France, Iceland, Italy, Switzerland.

Group A5: Germany, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey.

Group A6: Denmark, England, Ukraine, Estonia.

Group A7: Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, Scotland.

League B

Group B1: Belarus, Georgia, Luxembourg, Armenia.

Group B2: Kosovo, Albania, North Macedonia, Moldova.

Group B3: Croatia, Bulgaria, Faroe Islands.

Group B4: Slovakia, Latvia, Azerbaijan.

Group B5: Montenegro, Israel, Wales.

Group B6: Romania, Lithuania, Kazakhstan.