The League of Legends team has completed their preparation for their historic first friendly match against Belgium
The League of Legends team held a training camp in Cherkasy, preparing for an international friendly match — the first in the history of the UAFA "League of Legends" project: on March 22, the Ukrainian amputee football team will meet Belgium's Red Flamingos in the city of Ghent.
Photo: Dan Balashov
The League of Giants team held a training camp in Cherkasy, preparing for an international friendly match — the first such event in the history of the UAFA «League of Giants» project: on March 22, the Ukrainian amputee football team will meet the Belgian Red Flamingos team in the city of Genk.

Photo: Dan Balashov
This match will be part of the official program for the UEFA Nations League play-off match Belgium — Ukraine, highlighting the significance of this event for the development of amputee football in Ukraine.


Photo: Dan Balashov
Head coach of the League of Giants team, Bohdan Kulyanych, called up amputee football players from teams representing different corners of Ukraine: FC «Burivyj» (Kyiv), MSC «Dnipro» (Cherkasy) and «Shakhtar Stalevi» (Donetsk). Among them are military veterans who not only returned to sports but also continue to inspire others with their example.

Photo: Dan Balashov
During the camp, the team also met with representatives of FC LNZ (Cherkasy), whose head coach Roman Hryhorchuk expressed support for Ukrainian athletes on behalf of the club, thanking them for their service and strength of spirit.

Photo: Dan Balashov
Ahead lies a historic match that marks the beginning of a new stage in the development of the League of Giants and Ukrainian amputee football on an international level.
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