The Ukrainian junior national futsal team defeated Hungary's team for the second time

Within the framework of preparing for the Euro-2025 (U-19) futsal tournament, the Ukrainian youth national team played their second friendly match against Hungarian counterparts. On April 20, Igor Mosyichov's wards were stronger than the hosts in Nyiregyhaza — 5:1.

The Ukrainian junior national futsal team defeated Hungary's team for the second time

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In the context of preparing for the Euro-2025 (U-19) futsal selection, Ukraine's youth national team played their second friendly match against Hungarian counterparts.

On April 20, Igor Moskvin's wards in Nyíregyháza emerged victorious over the hosts with a score of 5:1. Today, on April 21, they played their second match against Hungarians and also celebrated success — 5:3. Zhukov scored twice, while Prykhodko, Klimchuk, and Andriienko each found the back of the net once.

Friendship Match Between Youth National Teams U-19 in Futsal

Hungary — Ukraine — 3:5 (1:3)

Goals: Bogner (8, 38), Dyiory (36, double penalty) — Zhukov (4, 28), Prykhodko (4), Klimchuk (9), Andriienko (31).

Hungary: Legota (Tot, 21) — Bogner, Dyiory, Molnar, Yuhas; Tot, Haynal, Novak, Varga, Kovach, Urr, Madyari, Pinter, Nguyen, Balog.

Ukraine: Savonik (Shvets, 3, Rybak, 26) — Shklyaruk, Andriienko, Dibrova, Kametz; Savych, Suvorov, Razumnyi, Boldyjev, Voronyuk, Prykhodko, Zhukov, Ivanenko, Romanenko, Klimchuk.

Warned: Kovach (10).

We remind you that our team will learn their opponents in the Euro-2025 (U-19) selection during the draw for the preliminary and main rounds, which will take place on October 31.

The inaugural European Championship in futsal among boys took place in Rijeka in 2019, the second edition was held in Hain (originally planned for 2021 but postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic) in 2022, and the third one — in Poreč in 2023. The champions were teams from Spain (2019, 2022) and Portugal (2023).

The Ukrainian team participated in all three final tournaments. In 2019, Vitaliy Odegov's wards secured third place in the group stage, while in 2022 they were stopped at the semifinals. In 2023, Igor Moskvin's team also reached the semifinal stage.