Women's National Team. In Antalya, the Ukraine national team is training ahead of friendly matches with Bulgaria (photo report)

In Antalya, Turkey, the women's national team of Ukraine is holding a training camp in preparation for the playoff matches in League B of the Nations League. Photo by Oksana Vasylyeva On February 15, the Ukrainian women's national team departed for their camp ahead of the Nations League tie matches against Bulgaria, which will take place on February 23 and 27.

Women's National Team. In Antalya, the Ukraine national team is training ahead of friendly matches with Bulgaria (photo report)

Photo of Oksana Vasylyeva

The women's national team of Ukraine is currently undergoing a training camp in Antalya, Turkey, to prepare for the playoff matches in Division B of the Nations League.

Photos by Oksana Vasylyova

On February 15, the national women's team of Ukraine set off for a training camp ahead of the Nations League matches against Bulgaria, which will take place on February 23 and 27.

Photos by Oksana Vasylyova

Last Thursday, our team gathered in Kyiv and began their journey by bus to Warsaw, then flew to Antalya, where the preparation is taking place.

Photos by Oksana Vasylyova

As a reminder, the match Bulgaria vs. Ukraine will take place on February 23 in the Bulgarian town of Kırklareli at the central stadium "Arda-Arena". The start time is 16:00 Kyiv time.

Photos by Oksana Vasylyova

The return match Ukraine vs. Bulgaria will be played on February 27. The nominal home game for the blue and yellow team will be held at the "Mardan" stadium in Antalya (Turkey). This match starts at 15:00 Kyiv time.

Photos by Oksana Vasylyova

Composition of the Ukrainian Women's National Team

Goalkeepers: Kateryna Samson ("Vorskla" Poltava), Daria Kelyushyk ("Kryvyi Rih" Kryvyi Rih), Kateryna Boklach ("Marseille", France).

Defenders: Kateryna Korsun, Yana Kotik, Iryna Podolska (all — "Vorskla" Poltava), Anastasiia Voronina ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Olha Basanska ("Zhitlobud-1" Kharkiv), Lubov Shmatko ("Galatasaray", Turkey), Yana Derkach ("Fomghet", Turkey).

Half-backs: Iryna Mayborodina ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Anna Petrik, Nika Kozlova, Veronika Andrukhiv (all — "Vorskla" Poltava), Elizaveta Molyduk ("Shakhtar" Donetsk), Dayana Semkiv ("Kryvyi Rih" Kryvyi Rih), Tamila Khimich, Natiia Pansulaia, Daria Apanaschenko (all — "Zhitlobud-1" Kharkiv), Yana Malakhova ("Mur Na", Slovenia).

Forwards: Roksolana Kravchuk ("Vorskla" Poltava), Olha Ovdychuk ("Fomghet", Turkey), Inna Hlushchenko ("Nice", France).

Photos by Oksana Vasylyova

Women's Nations League 2023/2024

Nationals A. Final Tournament

February 23, 2024

Semifinals

Spain vs. Netherlands

France vs. Germany

February 28, 2023

Final/Match for Third Place

Spain/Netherlands — France/Germany

Tie-breakers in League A

Serbia vs. Iceland

Hungary vs. Belgium

Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Sweden

Croatia vs. Norway

Tie-breakers in League B

Latvia vs. Slovakia

Montenegro vs. Northern Ireland

Bulgaria vs. Ukraine

As a reminder, the Ukrainian team secured third place in their group and managed to outperform Slovenia in the ranking of third-place teams, avoiding relegation to League C for now.

Women's Nations League 2023/2024. Group B3

Round 1

September 22, 2023

Ukraine — Serbia — 1:2 

Greece vs. Poland — 1:3

Round 2

September 26, 2023

Poland vs. Ukraine — 2:1

Serbia vs. Greece — 4:0

Round 3

October 27, 2023

Greece vs. Ukraine — 2:1

Poland vs. Serbia — 2:1

Round 4

October 31, 2023

Ukraine — Greece — 1:0

Serbia vs. Poland — 1:1

Round 5

December 1, 2023

Ukraine — Poland — 0:1

Greece vs. Serbia — 0:2

Round 6

December 5, 2023

Serbia vs. Ukraine — 0:1

Poland vs. Greece — 2:0

Final Standings

 

 Team

Matches

Wins

Ties

Losses

Goals

Points

1

 Poland

6

5

1

0

11—4

16

2

 Serbia

6

3

1

2

10—5

10

3

 Ukraine

6

2

0

4

5—7

6

4

 Greece

6

1

0

5

3—13

3