It has been announced where Ukraine's youth team will play their first matches in the Euro-2023 (U-21) qualifying tournament. The start times of these matches will be determined later.

The opening match of the qualifiers, under coach Ruslan Rotan, will take place on September 3 at the Sports Center Stadium of the Football Association of Serbia in the town of Sremska Mitrovica, which is 45 km from Belgrade.

In the second round, our team will host Armenia on September 7 at the Kolos Stadium in Kovel.

Euro-2023 (U-21). Qualifying tournament

Group H

Match 6th round

08.06.2021

Faroe Islands — Armenia — 2:0

1st round 

02.09.2021

France — North Macedonia

Armenia — Faroe Islands

03.09.2021

Serbia — Ukraine 

2nd round 

06.09.2021

Faroe Islands — France 

07.09.2021

Ukraine — Armenia

North Macedonia — Serbia

3rd round 

07.10.2021

Armenia — Serbia

Faroe Islands — North Macedonia 

08.10.2021

France — Ukraine

4th round 

12.10.2021

Ukraine — Faroe Islands

Armenia — North Macedonia

Serbia — France 

5th round 

11.11.2021

France — Armenia

North Macedonia — Ukraine

12.11.2021

Serbia — Faroe Islands 

6th round 

16.11.2021

North Macedonia — France

Ukraine — Serbia 

7th round 

24.03.2022

Armenia — Ukraine

Serbia — North Macedonia

France — Faroe Islands 

8th round 

29.03.2022

Ukraine — France

Serbia — Armenia

North Macedonia — Faroe Islands 

9th round 

02.06.2022

Faroe Islands — Ukraine

North Macedonia — Armenia

03.06.2022

France — Serbia 

10th round 

07.06.2022

Armenia — France

Ukraine — North Macedonia

Faroe Islands — Serbia 

In the final stage of Euro-2023 (U-21), 16 teams will participate — Romania and Georgia as hosts, plus 14 other national teams that qualify through their results in the qualifying rounds (nine group winners, one best runner-up, and four playoff winners).

Playoff: September 2022.

Final tournament: June/July 2023.

The final tournament featuring 16 teams will be held on four stadiums in Romania (two in Cluj-Napoca and two in Bucharest) and four in Georgia (in Batumi, Poti, and two in Tbilisi). The opening match will take place in Romania, while the final will be played in Georgia.