WU-19: Ukraine's women's youth national team secured a spot in Group A of Euro 2023
The U19 Women's European Championship 2023 (WU-19) in Group A has concluded in Israel, featuring the Ukrainian women's youth national team.
Photo by the press service of the UAF
The Israeli tournament in Group A6 of the UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship 2023 (WU-19) concluded with the participation of Ukraine's youth women's national team. The final opponent for the blue-and-yellow team was the host nation.
In previous matches, Valeriy Palamarchuks' protégés drew with Austria (1:1) and narrowly lost to Germany (1:2). In the final match against Israel in Ramat Gan, a draw was enough for Ukraine to remain in the higher division.
In summary, our team fulfilled their task — the encounter ended with a 0-0 draw. Despite Borisyuk's red card early in the second half, it did not hinder the Ukrainians, who had to make several substitutions towards the end of the game.
Therefore, the blue-and-yellow team secured third place in the group, retained their status in Group A and are now awaiting the draw for the next round on December 7th.
UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship 2023. First Qualifying Round. Group A6
November 14, 2022
Israel (WU-19) — Ukraine (WU-19) — 0:0
Israel (WU-19): Aviv, Derksen, Gat (Sribnenko, 80), M. Siruta, Sommer, Biton, Khalil (Buchholz, 72), Sh. Siruta, Almasri, Levi, Efreti (Gorovic, 46).
Ukraine (WU-19): Boklach, Levchenko, Borisyuk, Olkhova, Gresya (Nevara, 90+3), Radionova, Taleb, Semkiv, Glushenko, Serbuk, Molyduk.
Warned: Khalil (36) — Semkiv (42), Borisyuk (43).
Red card: Borisyuk (54, U).
Austria — Germany — 2:1 (1:0)
Final standings
|
|
M |
W |
D |
L |
P |
Points |
|
1. Austria |
3 |
2 |
1 |
0 |
6—3 |
7 |
|
2. Germany |
3 |
2 |
0 |
1 |
8—3 |
6 |
|
3. Ukraine |
3 |
0 |
2 |
1 |
2—3 |
2 |
|
4. Israel |
3 |
0 |
1 |
2 |
1—8 |
1 |
In total, 28 teams compete in Group A (including eight that moved up from Group B after the second qualifying round of the 2021/2022 season). They are divided into seven groups. Teams within each group play a mini-tournament on one venue.
Teams finishing fourth will continue in the second round of Group B. The seeding for the second round will depend on their positions in the first round. Belgium also participates despite having an automatic qualification to the finals as hosts.
Teams from Group B (including those that dropped from Group A after the second qualifying round of 2021/2022, and Gibraltar's team making its debut in UEFA women's tournaments) compete for promotion to Group A across seven groups. Winners of each group will advance to a higher division.
UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship 2023. First Qualifying Round
Group A
Group A1: Spain, Finland, Switzerland, Scotland.
Group A2: Sweden, Netherlands, Greece, Turkey.
Group A3: Italy, Hungary, Wales, Serbia.
Group A4: England, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia.
Group A5: France, Ireland, Poland, Northern Ireland.
Group A6: Germany, Austria, Ukraine, Israel.
Group A7: Norway, Belgium, Portugal, Malta.
Group B
Group B1: Croatia, Azerbaijan, Montenegro, Cyprus.
Group B2: Romania, Latvia, Albania, Armenia.
Group B3: Iceland, Lithuania, Faroe Islands, Liechtenstein.
Group B4: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Estonia.
Group B5: Bulgaria, Kosovo, Gibraltar.
Group B6: Belarus, North Macedonia, Georgia.
Group B7: Czech Republic, Andorra, Kazakhstan.
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