Ukraine national team defenders: Illia Zabarnyi stands on the threshold of a solid milestone
After two January matches in the Canadian Shield tournament against Canada (2:4) and New Zealand (2:1), changes occurred at the top of the historical table for Ukraine's national team roster.
Photo: Dan Balashov
After two February matches in the transatlantic tournament Canadian Shield, against Canada (2:4) and New Zealand (2:1), changes occurred at the top of the historical table for Ukraine's national team.
Oleksandr Zinchenko brought his number of matches with the blue-and-yellow to 73, surpassing Andriy Husyn (71 games) in the record books and now sits in 12th place behind Andriy Voronin (74) and Serhiy Rebrov (75).
The two matches played by Roman Yaremchuk allowed the attacker, with 63 games for the national team, to surpass Serhiy Sydorchuk (62) and now shares 17th place in the table with Vladyslav Vasylyk (63).
The same two matches played by Illia Zabarnyi have lifted him to 32nd place in the record books, which he currently shares with Oleksandr Karavaev (49) and Andriy Rusol (49), having played 49 games.
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