U-21: players of Ukraine's youth national team — about the victory over "Mursiya"
On June 2, the Ukraine U-21 national youth team, during their training camp in Spain, defeated the local FC "Murcia" U-21 with a score of 4:0 (goals by Yunyk, Voloshin, Vanat, and Velychnyi).
Photo of Andriy Yushchak
June 2, Ukraine's U-21 national team defeated the local FC "Murcia" (U-21) in a friendly match with a score of 4:0 (goals scored by Vyunyk, Voloshin, Vanat, and Velentey).
After the game, players of the blue-and-yellow team Illia Kvasnitsya, Nazar Voloshyn, and Anton Tarenko shared their impressions with the press service of the UAF.
Illia Kvasnitsya (defender): "We are polishing our team play. There is a lot of tactics, a lot of game structure - defense and attack."
Nazar Voloshyn (defender): "The coach's instructions were to transfer what we worked on in training onto the field. I believe we played an excellent match, scoring many goals."
Anton Tarenko (defender): "We had a control game against 'Murcia', everyone got some playing time. I think this is good preparation and experience before the start of the final tournament."
The general rehearsal for the finals under Unai Melgosa's guidance will be a friendly match between Spain (U-21) and Ukraine (U-21), which will take place on June 6 in Alcorcón, Spain at the "Santo Domingo Stadium."
Then, Ukraine's U-21 national team will participate in the final tournament of Euro 2025 (U-21) in Slovakia, where they will play against Denmark (June 12), Finland (June 15), and the Netherlands (June 18).
Composition of Ukraine's U-21 National Team
Goalkeepers: Ruslan Nescheret ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Georgiy Yermakov ("Oleksandria"), Vladyslav Krapivcov ("Girona", Spain).
Defenders: Arseniy Batagov ("Trabzonspor", Turkey), Artem Smolyakov ("Los Angeles", USA), Volodymyr Saluk ("Metalist 1925" Kharkiv), Eduard Kozik ("Kolos" Kovalivka), Vitaliy Roman, Roman Didyk (both — "Ruh" Lviv), Taras Mikhavko, Konstantin Vychcharenko (both — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Illia Krups'kyi ("Vorskla" Poltava).
Midfielders: Anton Tarenko ("Lechia", Poland), Ivan Varfolomeev ("Slovanski", Czech Republic), Vladyslav Velentey ("Kolos" Kovalivka), Illia Kvasnitsya, Oleh Ocheret'ko (both — "Karpaty" Lviv), Nazar Voloshyn, Valentyn Rubchyns'kyi, Maxim Bragaru, Volodymyr Brazyk (all — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Oleksandr Yatsyk ("Zorya" Luhansk), Boris Kryshyns'kyi ("Polska" Zhytomyr).
Forwards: Bogdan Vyunyk ("Lechia", Poland), Vladyslav Vanat ("Dynamo" Kyiv).
Euro 2025 (U-21). Final Tournament
Group Stage
Group A: Slovakia, Spain, Italy, Romania.
Group B: Czech Republic, England, Germany, Slovenia.
Group C: Portugal, France, Poland, Georgia.
Group D: Finland, Netherlands, Ukraine, Denmark.
June 12, 2025
Ukraine — Denmark (Presov, 7 PM)
Finland — Netherlands (Kosice, 10 PM)
June 15, 2025
Finland — Ukraine (Kosice, 7 PM)
Netherlands — Denmark (Presov, 10 PM)
June 18, 2025
Denmark — Finland (Kosice, 7 PM)
Netherlands — Ukraine (Presov, 7 PM)
Quarter-finals
June 21, 2025
26. C1 — D2 (Zilina, 7 PM)
25. A1 — B2 (Trnava, 10 PM)
June 22, 2025
27. B1 — A2 (Dunajska Streda, 7 PM or 10 PM)
28. D1 — C2 (Presov, 7 PM or 10 PM)
Semifinals
June 25, 2025
29. Winner 25 — winner 26 (Bratislava, 7 PM or 10 PM)
30. Winner 27 — winner 28 (Kosice, 7 PM or 10 PM)
Final
June 28, 2025
Winner 29 — winner 30 (Bratislava, 10 PM)
All match times are in Kyiv time.