Today, the Ukrainian youth team will play their next qualifying match for Euro-2023 (U-21). In Skopje at the Training Center Stadium of the Football Federation of North Macedonia, under the guidance of Ruslan Rotan, they will aim to take maximum points and gain an advantage over their rivals.

The early start time (2 PM) is due to the fact that there is no lighting at the venue. As for personnel issues, all players are healthy in blue and yellow, except for the suspended Maxim Taloviyev who will miss this match.

It should be noted that immediately after the game, the Ukrainian team will travel to Lviv, where on November 16 at the "Lviv Arena" they will play another important match — against the Serbian national team.

Euro-2023 (U-21). Qualifying Tournament

Group H

Table

Matchday 5

November 11, 2021

North Macedonia — Ukraine — 2 PM

France — Armenia — 9:45 PM

November 12, 2021

Serbia — Faroe Islands — 7:00 PM

Matchday 6

November 16, 2021

Ukraine — Serbia — 6 PM

North Macedonia — France — 7:30 PM

Matchday 7

March 24, 2022

Armenia — Ukraine

Serbia — North Macedonia

France — Faroe Islands

Matchday 8

March 29, 2022

Ukraine — France

Serbia — Armenia

North Macedonia — Faroe Islands

Matchday 9

June 2, 2022

Faroe Islands — Ukraine

North Macedonia — Armenia

June 3, 2022

France — Serbia

Matchday 10

June 7, 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 qualifiers from group winners (nine group winners, one best runner-up, and four playoff winners).

Playoffs: September 2022.

Final Tournament: June/July 2023.

The tournament featuring the 16 teams will take place at 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 be held in Romania, while the final will be played in Georgia.