U-16: today Ukraine's youth team will play a friendly match against Kolos U-19 (live stream starts at 11:00 AM on the UAFA YouTube channel)

Today, September 27, the Ukraine U-16 youth team (players born in 2010 or later).

U-16: today Ukraine's youth team will play a friendly match against Kolos U-19 (live stream starts at 11:00 AM on the UAFA YouTube channel)

Photo: Dan Balashov

Today, September 27, the Ukraine U-16 youth team (players born in or after 2010) will play a friendly match against Kolos U-19 as part of their training camp.

The start time is at 11:00. Live stream — on the UAFA YouTube channel.

Our team's training camp, which is taking place in Kyiv at the V. Bannikov National Training Center, began on September 22. During this period, the Ukraine U-16 team has already played one friendly match against Metalist 1925 (U-17) — 3:0. Today they will play their second — against Kolos (U-19).

The head coach of the blue-and-yellow team, Volodymyr Samborskyi, has called up 23 players for participation.

"We will play against the Kovalivskiy club on the last day of our camp after three full training days. I would like to see how our players think on the field alongside older footballers, how they make decisions and show character. I am sure that such a friendly match will be very beneficial for this Ukraine team," — noted Volodymyr Samborskyi.

Squad of the Ukraine U-16 youth team

Goalkeepers: Kyrylo Torkhov (Shakhtar Donetsk), Danylo Sychov (Krivbas Krivoy Rog).

Defenders: Maksym Misyura, Mykita Bohatyrii (both — Shakhtar Donetsk), Vladyslav Dziubenko (Dynamo Kyiv), Kostiantyn Kislyanka, Stefan Timchuk, Mykhailo Kalaraš (all — Ruh Lviv), Dmytro Pushkalov (Metalist 1925 Kharkiv), Yaroslav Kybukyievych (Polesia Zhytomyr).

Midfielders: Illia Ostrovskyi, Denis Ponomaryov, Denis Hordiyev, Mykhailo Boyko (all — Ruh Lviv), Illia Birladyanu, Oleksandr Khravchuk (both — Shakhtar Donetsk), Myroslav Donik (Cherkasy LNZ), Danylo Dovhii (Dynamo Kyiv).

Forwards: Artur Martyniuk (Dynamo Kyiv), Artem Fedushko, Oleksandr Dziurenets (both — Ruh Lviv), Sviatoslav Serdyukovskyi (Uzhhorod), Yegor Grebelnyk (Lysyj Bereh Kyiv).