The Ukrainian WU-19 women's national team will participate in the League A second round qualification matches of Euro 2023 in Denmark. The blue and yellow team will play in Group 5 alongside Denmark (hosts), Sweden, and Iceland. 

The Ukrainian team arrived in Køge via Poland on March 31. Thanks to the support of the Danish Football Association, they conducted a short training camp there. Today's match against Sweden (kick-off at 15:30 Kyiv time) marks the start of their battles for qualification to the final stage of Euro 2023.

"I adhere more to the view that all participants have equal chances until the whistle blows. Therefore, I will prepare my players so that they demonstrate their best qualities in every match. And the minimum goal for the Ukrainian national team is to retain its place in the elite division," — said head coach of the Ukrainian WU-19 women's national team Valeriy Palamarchuk in an interview on the official website of the UAF.

Roster of the Ukrainian WU-19 Women's National Team

Goalkeepers: Maryna Dudnyk («Kolos» Kovalivka), Varvara Novikova («Ladomir» Volodymyr), Kateryna Boklach («Grenoble», France).

Defenders/Midfielders: Tetiana Bondarenko («Dynamo» Kyiv), Daria Borisuk («Kolos» Kovalivka), Lesia Olkhova, Dayana Semkiv (both — «Krivbas» Kryvyi Rih), Sofia Lutsan («Vorskla» Poltava), Dilyara Bondareva («EMS-Podillya» Vinnytsia), Elizaveta Molyduk («Shakhtar» Donetsk), Bohdana Dub, Myroslava Nevor, Olena Yefymchuk, Veronika Borkovska (all — «Ladomir» Volodymyr), Mariia Taleb («Sampdoria»/«Tavagnacco», Italy), Oleksandra Yanieva («Parma», Italy), Valeriya Gresi («Vippen», Switzerland).

Forwards: Victoria Radionova («Vorskla» Poltava), Liliana Serbuk («Kolos» Kovalivka), Inna Hlushchenko («Reims», France).

Euro 2023 (WU-19). Second Round. Group A5

05.04.2023

Ukraine — Sweden (15:30)

Denmark — Iceland (20:00)

08.04.2023

Denmark — Ukraine (15:30)

Sweden — Iceland (20:00)

11.04.2023

Sweden — Denmark (15:30)

Iceland — Ukraine (15:30)

Match start times are in Kyiv time.

In League A, 28 teams compete across seven groups, including seven national teams that have been promoted from League B based on the results of the first round. Seven group winners and one runner-up (if Belgium finishes first) will qualify for the final stage, which will take place from July 18 to 30 in Belgium. Teams finishing fourth in their groups will start the 2023/2024 season in League B.

Teams in League B, including those that were relegated after the autumn stage of League A, compete across seven groups (three with four participants and four with three) for promotion to League A's first round of the next tournament.

As a reminder, the Ukrainian WU-19 women's national team secured third place in their group during the first round and retained its position in League A.

Euro 2023 (WU-19). Second Round Qualification

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, Liechtenstein.

Group B5: Slovakia, Montenegro, Azerbaijan.

Group B6: Wales, Kazakhstan, Estonia.

Group B7: Scotland, Albania, Liechtenstein.