We remind you that the Ukrainian women's youth national team secured first place in their group of the first round of the Lize W and qualified for the Lize A.

Within Group A3 of the second qualifying round for Euro-2025 (WU-19), the blue-and-yellow team will play against Austria (April 2), Belgium (April 5), and England (April 8). The matches will take place in Burton upon Trent, England at St. George's Park.

Roster of the Ukrainian women's youth national team WU-19

Goalkeepers: Victoria Kalynchuk («Kryvbas» Kryvyi Rih), Svitlana Sachno («Kolos» Kovalevka), Svitlana Snigur («Polsia» Zhytomyr).

Defenders: Elizaveta Maslovskaya («Shakhtar» Donetsk), Mariya Yagnatenko, Diana Tkachuk (both — «Ladomir» Volodymyr), Anastasiia Yaremchuk («Polsia» Zhytomyr), Darina Krasnoborodko, Tetiana Kadira (both — «Kolos» Kovalevka), Ieva Balatska («Obolon» Kyiv).

Midfielders: Lidiia Zaborets («Shakhtar» Donetsk), Diana Borovska («EMS-Podillia» Vinnytsia), Anastasiia Tarasenko, Viktoriia Savkina (both — «Ladomir» Volodymyr), Anastasiia Zhigadlo, Anastasiia Stakhniuk (both — «Kryvbas» Kryvyi Rih), Anastasiia Mighal (DVTK, Hungary), Yevgeniya Belova («Zurich», Switzerland), Yana Boreiko, Veronika Golovanchuk (both — «Obolon» Kyiv), Liazaveta Zhigadlo («Polsia» Zhytomyr).

Forwards: Olena Martchenyuk («EMS-Podillia» Vinnytsia), Anastasiia Lyakhovich («Shakhtar» Donetsk), Marina Ptitsyna («Sisters» Odesa).

The official tournament roster will include 20 players. 

Euro-2025 (WU-19). Second qualifying round. Group A3

April 2, 2025

England — Belgium (4:00 PM)

Austria — Ukraine (8:30 PM)

April 5, 2025

Austria — England (4:00 PM)

Belgium — Ukraine (8:30 PM)

April 8, 2025

Belgium — Austria (4:00 PM)

Ukraine — England (4:00 PM)

Match times are in Kyiv time.

In the second qualifying round, seven teams will join Poland at the final stage of the European Championship for women under 19 years old, as well as teams that move from one league to another. Poland, despite automatic qualification to the finals, will participate in the qualifiers. The seeding for the draw was determined by the positions the national teams held after the first round.

In Lize A, seven groups with 28 teams each are competing, including seven teams that advanced from Lize B following the results of the first round. The winners of the Lize A group stages (and the best runner-up if Poland finishes first in their group) will earn spots at the finals. Teams finishing fourth in their groups will start the 2025/2026 season in Lize B.

In Lize B, 23 teams across six groups are competing for promotion to Lize A for the next qualifying round.

The second-round mini-tournaments will conclude by April 8, 2025, and the finals will take place from June 15—27.

Euro-2025 (WU-19). Second qualifying round

Lize A

Group A1: Netherlands, Denmark, Greece, Romania.

Group A2: Norway, Portugal, Iceland, Slovenia.

Group A3: Austria, Belgium, England, Ukraine.

Group A4: Italy, Sweden, Slovakia, Belarus.

Group A5: Spain, Czech Republic, Scotland, Switzerland.

Group A6: France, Ireland, Serbia, Wales.

Group A7: Germany, Poland, Finland, Israel.

Lize B

Group B1: Bulgaria, Georgia, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein.

Group B2: Faroe Islands, Estonia, Cyprus, Moldova.

Group B3: Kosovo, Latvia, Kazakhstan, Malta.

Group B4: Northern Ireland, Albania, Montenegro, Azerbaijan.

Group B5: North Macedonia, Croatia, Armenia, Lithuania.

Group B6: Hungary, Turkey, Bosnia and Herzegovina.