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Svitlana Hruško will play in her second match of the 2026 Women's Under-20 World Cup (WU-20)
In Ternopil, the courses for upgrading qualifications under the program "Football in General Secondary Education Institutions" have been completed.
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Svitlana Hruško will play in her second match of the 2026 Women's Under-20 World Cup (WU-20)
In Ternopil, the courses for upgrading qualifications under the program "Football in General Secondary Education Institutions" have been completed.
UEFA Playmakers in Shpol on Chernihiv Oblast
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UEFA Playmakers in Chernihiv
"Inclusive Football Sections" in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast
Youth Football Hub and section of the "Open Football Festivals" project in Dnipropetrovska Oblast
Svitlana Hruško will play in her second match of the 2026 Women's Under-20 World Cup (WU-20)
In Ternopil, the courses for upgrading qualifications under the program "Football in General Secondary Education Institutions" have been completed.
UEFA Playmakers in Shpol on Chernihiv Oblast
Men’s national teams
Women’s national teams
Ukraine’s national futsal teams
Other national teams
News categories
UEFA Playmakers in Chernihiv
"Inclusive Football Sections" in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast
Youth Football Hub and section of the "Open Football Festivals" project in Dnipropetrovska Oblast
Svitlana Hruško will play in her second match of the 2026 Women's Under-20 World Cup (WU-20)
In Ternopil, the courses for upgrading qualifications under the program "Football in General Secondary Education Institutions" have been completed.
UEFA Playmakers in Shpol on Chernihiv Oblast
In December, the draw for the second qualifying round of the 2024/2025 UEFA European Championship (WU-17) took place, determining the compositions of groups in both leagues.
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The draw for the second round of qualification for the UEFA European Championship 2024/2025 (WU-17) took place, determining the group compositions in both leagues.
As a reminder, Ukraine's WU-17 women's national team secured first place in their group during the first round of League B and advanced to League A.
In Group A1 of the second qualification round for Euro 2025 (WU-17), Ukraine will play against Spain (March 8), Belgium (March 11), and Iceland (March 14). Initially, the tournament was to be hosted by Iceland, but it has now been confirmed that the games will take place in Murcia, Spain at Pinatar Arena and Estadio Nueva Condomina. The start times for the matches have also been announced.
March 8, 2025
Spain — Ukraine (13:00)
Iceland — Belgium (19:00)
March 11, 2025
Spain — Iceland (13:00)
Belgium — Ukraine (19:00)
March 14, 2025
Belgium — Spain (16:00)
Ukraine — Iceland (16:00)
All match times are in Kyiv time.
In the second qualification round, seven national teams will be determined to join the Faroe Islands at the final stage of the European Championship for women's under-17 teams. Additionally, teams that move from one league to another will also be decided based on their positions in the first round.
In League A, 28 teams are competing across seven groups, including those who advanced from League B after the first round. The winners of each group in League A during the second qualification round will secure spots at the final stage, which will take place between May 4 and May 17, 2025. Teams finishing fourth in their groups will start the next season (2025/2026) in League B.
In League B, 21 teams are competing across six groups, including those who were relegated from League A after the autumn stage, fighting for promotion to League A in the first round of the next tournament.
League A
Group A1: Spain, Belgium, Iceland, Ukraine.
Group A2: Scotland, France, Wales, Slovakia.
Group A3: Italy, Czech Republic, Croatia, Georgia.
Group A4: Switzerland, Poland, Turkey, Hungary.
Group A5: England, Finland, Netherlands, Sweden.
Group A6: Norway, Portugal, Greece, Serbia.
Group A7: Germany, Austria, Denmark, Kosovo.
League B
Group V1: Northern Ireland, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Montenegro.
Group V2: Bulgaria, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan, Malta.
Group V3: Belarus, Albania, Israel, Andorra.
Group V4: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Latvia.
Group V5: Ireland, Faroe Islands, Lithuania.
Group V6: Slovenia, North Macedonia, Moldova.
It is worth noting that the UEFA Euro 2025 (WU-17) will serve as a qualifier for the 2025 FIFA Women's Under-17 World Cup, which will take place from October 17 to November 8 in Morocco.
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