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Euro 2025 (U-21): today Ukraine's youth national team plays a qualifier against Northern Ireland (live - from 9:45 PM on the UAF YouTube channel)
Today, on September 10, the Ukraine youth national team will play its next match in the Euro-2025 (U-21) qualifying tournament against Northern Ireland.
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Today, September 10, the Ukraine youth team will play their next match in the qualification tournament for Euro-2025 (U-21) — against the Northern Ireland team.
Four days ago in Riga, blue and yellow defeated Serbia — 2:1. This victory secured our team's seventh win out of seven matches in the qualification round and guaranteed them at least a playoff spot.
Photo by Anatoliy Repin
Now, the team led by Unai Melgosi has traveled to their away match. On September 10 in the city of Ballymena at the «Showgrounds» stadium, Northern Ireland — Ukraine will take place. Kick-off is scheduled for 21:45 Kyiv time.
Photo by Anatoliy Repin
The match between Northern Ireland — Ukraine will be officiated by a Finnish referee team led by Oliver Reitala. Live broadcast on the YouTube channel of the Ukrainian Football Association.
Composition of Ukraine's youth team
Goalkeepers: Ruslan Neschyret («Dynamo» Kyiv), Kiryl Fesyun («Shakhtar» Donetsk), Yakiv Kinaraykin («Karpaty» Lviv).
Defenders: Arseniy Batagov («Trabzonspor», Turkey), Volodymyr Salyuk («Metalist 1925» Kharkiv), Roman Dydik, Vitaliy Romanyk (both — «Ruh» Lviv), Taras Mykhavko («Dynamo» Kyiv), Illia Krups'kyi («Vorskla» Poltava), Artem Smylyakov («Polissya» Zhytomyr).
Midfielders: Ivan Varfolomeyev («Slaven», Czech Republic), Maxim Melnychenko, Oleksandr Ocheretyko (both — «Karpaty» Lviv), Valentin Rubchynskyi, Nazar Voloshin, Maxim Bragaru (all — «Dynamo» Kyiv), Yegor Yamoluyk («Brentford», England), Oleksandr Yakych («Zorya» Luhansk), Oleksandr Fedor, Illia Kvasnitsya, Yaroslav Karabin (all — «Ruh» Lviv), Maxim Khlyan («Lechia», Poland).
Forwards: Igor Krasnopir («Ruh» Lviv), Igor Gorbach («Zorya» Luhansk).
Photo by Anatoliy Repin
UEFA Euro 2025 (U-21). Qualification tournament. Group F
September 7, 2023
Northern Ireland — Luxembourg — 0:1
September 11, 2023
Luxembourg — England — 0:3
September 12, 2023
Ukraine — Northern Ireland — 1:0
Serbia — Azerbaijan — 2:0
October 12, 2023
Azerbaijan — Northern Ireland — 0:1
Luxembourg — Ukraine— 0:3
England — Serbia — 9:1
October 16, 2023
Ukraine — England — 3:2
Northern Ireland — Serbia — 1:2
October 17, 2023
Azerbaijan — Luxembourg — 3:2
November 17, 2023
Ukraine — Luxembourg — 4:0
November 18, 2023
Serbia — England — 0:3
November 21, 2023
Ukraine — Azerbaijan — 1:0
Serbia — Luxembourg — 2:0
England — Northern Ireland — 3:0
March 22, 2024
Azerbaijan — England — 1:5
Luxembourg — Serbia — 1:1
March 26, 2024
Azerbaijan — Ukraine — 0:3
Serbia — Northern Ireland — 1:2
England — Luxembourg — 7:0
September 6, 2024
Ukraine — Serbia — 2:1
Luxembourg — Azerbaijan — 2:0
Northern Ireland — England — 0:0
Standing table
| Team | Matches | Wins | Ties | Losses | Goals | Points | |
| 1 | Ukraine | 7 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 17—3 | 21 |
| 2 | England | 8 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 32—5 | 19 |
| 3 | Serbia | 8 | 3 | 1 | 4 | 10—18 | 10 |
| 4 | Luxembourg | 9 | 2 | 1 | 6 | 6—23 | 7 |
| 5 | Northern Ireland | 7 | 2 | 1 | 4 | 4—8 | 7 |
| 6 | Azerbaijan | 7 | 1 | 0 | 6 | 4—16 | 3 |
September 10, 2024
Azerbaijan — Serbia
Northern Ireland — Ukraine
October 11, 2024
England — Ukraine
October 12, 2024
Northern Ireland — Azerbaijan
October 15, 2024
Luxembourg — Northern Ireland
Serbia — Ukraine
England — Azerbaijan
Playoff: November 11–19, 2024.
In the final stage of Euro-2025 (U-21), sixteen teams will participate: Slovakia and fifteen other national teams that join based on qualification results (nine group winners, three best second-placed teams, and three playoff winners).
