December 7 in Nyon saw the draw ceremonies for the second round of qualification for Euro-2023 (WU-19) and Euro-2023 (WU-17), after which the youth women's and girls' teams of Ukraine learned the names of their opponents. UEFA has now confirmed the dates and venues for the matches.

The Ukrainian youth women's team WU-19, led by Valeriy Palamarchuk, will play in Group 5 of League A against Denmark, Sweden, and Iceland in the second round of qualification for the 2023 European Championship. UEFA announced that the tournament in our group will take place in Denmark from April 5 to 11, 2023.

In turn, the Ukrainian girls' team WU-17 under the leadership of Serhiy Sapronov will participate in Group 6 of League B along with teams from Bulgaria and Latvia. The tournament will be held in Bulgaria from March 3 to 9, 2023.

Euro-2023 (WU-19). Second Round

In League A, seven groups will feature 28 teams, including seven teams that advanced from League B following the first round. The seven group winners of the second round in League A (and the best runner-up if Belgium finishes first in their group) will qualify for the final stage, which will take place from July 18 to 30, 2023. Teams finishing fourth in their groups will start the first round of the season-2023/2024 in League B.

Teams in League B, including those that were relegated after the autumn stage from League A, will compete for spots in the first round of League A next season in seven groups (three with four participants each and four with three).

As a reminder, the Ukrainian youth women's team secured third place in their group during the first round and retained their spot in League A. Following the draw results, Valeriy Palamarchuk's protégés were placed in Group A5, where they will play against Denmark, Sweden, and Iceland.

League A

Group A1: Norway, Germany, Ireland, Croatia.

Group A2: Serbia, Poland, Switzerland, Czech Republic.

Group A3: France, Portugal, Hungary, Romania.

Group A4: Spain, England, Slovenia, Belarus.

Group A5: Denmark, Sweden, Ukraine, Iceland.

Group A6: Austria, Italy, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group A7: Netherlands, Finland, Belgium, Bulgaria.

League B

Group B1: Israel, North Macedonia, Georgia, Gibraltar.

Group B2: Turkey, Moldova, Lithuania, Andorra.

Group B3: Northern Ireland, Kosovo, Cyprus, Latvia.

Group B4: Malta, Faroe Islands, Armenia.

Group B5: Slovakia, Montenegro, Azerbaijan.

Group B6: Wales, Kazakhstan, Estonia.

Group B7: Scotland, Albania, Liechtenstein.

Euro-2023 (WU-17). Second Round

In League A, seven groups will feature 28 teams, including seven teams that advanced from League B following the first round. The seven group winners of the second round in League A (and the best runner-up if Estonia finishes first in their group) will qualify for the final stage, which will take place from May 14 to 26, 2023. Teams finishing fourth in their groups will start the first round of the season-2023/2024 in League B.

Teams in League B, including those that were relegated after the autumn stage from League A, will compete for spots in the first round of League A next season in six groups (two with four participants each and four with three).

As a reminder, the Ukrainian girls' team finished last in their group during the first round and was relegated to League B. Following the draw results, Serhiy Sapronov's protégés were placed in Group V6, where they will play against Latvia and Bulgaria.

League A

Group A1: Czech Republic, Poland, Estonia, Romania.

Group A2: England, Norway, Belgium, Croatia.

Group A3: Germany, Portugal, Hungary, North Macedonia.

Group A4: Switzerland, Slovenia, Austria, Slovakia.

Group A5: Ireland, France, Italy, Kosovo.

Group A6: Spain, Denmark, Serbia, Belarus.

Group A7: Netherlands, Finland, Sweden, Wales.

League B

Group B1: Greece, Faroe Islands, Lithuania, Moldova.

Group B2: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Montenegro.

Group B3: Scotland, Israel, Georgia.

Group B4: Iceland, Luxembourg, Albania.

Group B5: Northern Ireland, Turkey, Armenia.

Group B6: Ukraine, Latvia, Bulgaria.