U-17: Volodymyr Yezersky named the youth national team of Ukraine for participation in the Euro 2024 qualification round

On October 13, the youth national team of Ukraine (football players born in 2007 or later) will convene for matches in the qualification round of Euro-2024 (U-17).

U-17: Volodymyr Yezersky named the youth national team of Ukraine for participation in the Euro 2024 qualification round

Photo by the press service of the UAF

On October 13, the youth national team of Ukraine (players born in or after 2007) will convene for matches in the qualification round of Euro-2024 (U-17).

The blue and yellow team has been drawn into Group 3 alongside Germany, Finland, and Liechtenstein. The mini-tournament will take place from October 15 to 21 in Liechtenstein (venues are "Sportplatz Blumenau" in Triesen and "Sportpark Eschen-Mauren" in Eschen).

The head coach of our team, Volodymyr Yezersky, has called up 20 players.

Roster of the Ukraine U-17 National Team

Goalkeepers: Oleksandr Kharchenko ("Rukh" Lviv), Oleksandr Petrenko ("Bayern", Germany).

Defenders: Oleksiy Rybak, Danyil Dyhtyar, Dem'yan Tretiak (all — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Mykita Shelyketa, Yegor Dankovskyy (both — "Shakhtar" Donetsk), Kyrilo Dytchar ("Metalist" Kharkiv), Yevheniy Ryabokon ("Slovan", Czech Republic).

Midfielders: Pavlo Lysin, Volodymyr Ozimay (both — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Yevheniy Harmash ("Shakhtar" Donetsk), Nazar Bondar ("Rukh" Lviv), Oleksandr Dragan ("Atalanta", Italy), Bohdan Olichenko ("Bayern", Germany), Dmytro Bogdanov ("Dynamo", Germany), Oleksandr Soroka, Artur Ukhany (both — "Gent", Belgium).

Forwards: Ivan Denysov ("Rukh" Lviv), Artem Stepanov ("Bayern", Germany).

Qualification Round for Euro-2024 (U-17)

Group 3

October 15, 2023

Finland — Ukraine (13:00)

Germany — Liechtenstein (17:30)

October 18, 2023

Germany — Finland (13:00)

Ukraine — Liechtenstein (17:30)

October 21, 2023

Ukraine — Germany (13:00)

Liechtenstein — Finland (17:30)

Match times are in Kyiv time.

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.

*— hosts of the mini-tournaments.

The top two teams in each group and five third-place teams with the best results against the first and second-placed teams will advance to the elite round, where they will face the Netherlands.

Matches at this stage will take place in March 2024. They will determine 15 teams that join Cyprus in the final tournament, which will run from May 20 to June 5.