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Today, on October 11, the Ukraine youth national team will play its next qualifying match for Euro-2025 (U-21) against England. On October 8, our team arrived in foggy Albion via a flight from Chisinau to London and departed from the capital to their location—Bournemouth. The head coach of the blue-and-yellow team, Unai Melgosa, called up 24 players, but there were last-minute changes: instead of the defender from "Rukh",
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Today, October 11, the Ukraine youth national team will play their next match in the qualification tournament for Euro-2025 (U-21) — against England.
On October 8, our team flew from Chisinau to London and set off to their location — the city of Bournemouth. The head coach of the blue-and-yellow team, Unai Melgosa, called up 24 players, but there were last-minute changes: instead of defender Roman Didyk of "Rukh," who was diagnosed with a concussion, midfielder Boris Kruzhynskyi from Polissya flew to England.
The match England — Ukraine will take place in Bournemouth at the Dean Court stadium on October 11. Kick-off is scheduled for 21:45 Kyiv time.
We add that on October 15, a match Serbia — Ukraine will take place in the city of Sremska Mitrovica at the FSS Sports Center. Kick-off is scheduled for 21:30 Kyiv time.
We remind you that blue-and-yellow have won eight matches out of eight and secured their qualification to the final tournament. Along with Ukraine, licenses for participation in the event from June 11-28, 2025 (besides the host country Slovakia) are held by the Netherlands and Spain. Nine more participants will be determined based on the results of October group stage matches, while three — in play-off matches from November 11 to 19. The draw for the round-robin phase is scheduled for October 17. The final tournament draw for sixteen teams (four groups with four teams each) will take place on December 3 in Bratislava.
We add that the match England — Ukraine will be officiated by a Swedish referee team led by Joakim Ekberg. Live broadcast is available on the YouTube channel of the Ukrainian Football Association (UAF).
Goalkeepers: Ruslan Nescheret ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Dmytro Ledviy ("Rukh" Lviv), Vladyslav Krapivcov (unattached).
Defenders: Ivan Yermachkov ("Werder Bremen," Germany), Taras Mikhavko, Konstantin Vihcharenko (both — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Volodymyr Salyuk ("Metalist 1925" Kharkiv), Vitaliy Roman ("Rukh" Lviv), Artem Smolyakov ("Polissya" Zhytomyr), Illia Krups'kyi ("Vorskla" Poltava).
Midfielders: Ivan Varfolomeyev ("Slavia," Czech Republic), Maxim Melnychenko, Boris Kruzhynskyi (both — "Polissya" Zhytomyr), Oleksandr Ocheret'ko ("Karpaty" Lviv), Valentin Rubchyns'kyi, Nazar Voloshin, Maxim Bragaru (all — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Yegor Yamol'yuk ("Brentford," England), Oleksandr Yasik ("Zorya" Luhansk), Oleksii Fedor, Illia Kvasnytsya (both — "Rukh" Lviv), Maxim Khlan' ("Lechia," Poland).
Forwards: Igor Krasyr ("Rukh" Lviv), Igor Horbach ("Zorya" Luhansk).
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
September 10, 2024
Azerbaijan — Serbia — 0:2
Northern Ireland — Ukraine — 1:2
Tournament table
|
|
Team |
G |
W |
D |
L |
M |
Pts |
|
1 |
Ukraine |
8 |
8 |
0 |
0 |
19-4 |
24 |
|
2 |
England |
8 |
6 |
1 |
1 |
32-5 |
19 |
|
3 |
Serbia |
9 |
4 |
1 |
4 |
12-18 |
13 |
|
4 |
Luxembourg |
9 |
2 |
1 |
6 |
6-23 |
7 |
|
5 |
Northern Ireland |
8 |
2 |
1 |
5 |
5-10 |
7 |
|
6 |
Azerbaijan |
8 |
1 |
0 |
7 |
4-18 |
3 |
October 11, 2024
England — Ukraine
October 12, 2024
Northern Ireland — Azerbaijan
October 15, 2024
Luxembourg — Northern Ireland
Serbia — Ukraine
England — Azerbaijan
Play-offs: November 11-19, 2024.
In the final stage of Euro-2025 (U-21), sixteen teams will participate: Slovakia and fifteen more national teams that join it based on qualification results (nine group winners, three best second-placed teams, and three play-off winners).