U-17: Ukraine's youth team lost to "Shakhtar" in a friendly match

The protégés of Volodymyr Yezersky held another sparring session at the training camp.

U-17: Ukraine's youth team lost to "Shakhtar" in a friendly match

Photo by the press service of the UAF

As part of the preparation for the Euro-2024 (U-17) qualifying round, which will take place in Liechtenstein from October 15 to 21, Ukraine's youth team (players born in 2007) is holding a training camp during which four friendly matches are planned.

The third match for the players under Vladimir Yezersky has just concluded against "Shakhtar" (U-19).

The miners opened the score in the 24th minute. They doubled their lead on the 69th minute. However, Pavlyuchenko managed to reduce the deficit late in the game but no more goals were scored. Final score: 1-2.

Friendlies

September 10, 2023

Ukraine (U-17) — "Shakhtar" (U-19) — 1:2 (0:1)

Goals: Pavlyuchenko (78) — Lomaga (24), Smetana (69).

Ukraine (U-17): Domchak (Kharcheko, 46), Ryabokon (Strilchuk, 30), Ananchenko (Tretiak, 46), Ribak (Slizka, 60; Gevorghyan, 83), Lusin (Korzh, 60; Gevorghyan, 83), Dytgariy, Akbari (Pokonevich, 30; Ryznik, 72), Olichenko (Zakharov, 60; Gubenko, 83), Khalilov (Bondar, 60), Kamenytskyi (Pavlyuchenko, 60; Ilchenko, 83), Denysov (Kononenko, 60; Ribak, 83).

September 12, 2023

Ukraine (U-17) — "Metalist 1925" (U-19) at 11.00

Qualifying Group Composition for Euro-2024 (U-17)

Group 1: Denmark, Austria, Georgia, Lithuania.

Group 2: Sweden, Poland, Latvia, Moldova.

Group 3: Germany, Ukraine, Finland, Liechtenstein.

Group 4: Serbia, Slovenia, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan.

Group 5: Portugal, Czech Republic, Montenegro, Albania.

Group 6: France, Norway, Romania, Estonia.

Group 7: Turkey, Scotland, Belarus, Kazakhstan.

Group 8: Spain, Slovakia, North Macedonia, Malta.

Group 9: England, Croatia, Kosovo, Faroe Islands.

Group 10: Ireland, Switzerland, Iceland, Armenia.

Group 11: Italy, Greece, Northern Ireland, San Marino.

Group 12: Belgium, Israel, Wales, Gibraltar.

Group 13: Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Andorra.

The winners of the first two places in each qualifying group and five best third-place finishers based on results against the top two teams will advance to the elite round of qualification.

It is worth noting that Cyprus has received a direct entry into the final stage as hosts, while the Netherlands team will start from the elite round of qualification.