Euro 2023 (U-21): known venue and time of matches for the Ukraine youth national team on the Faroe Islands and in Armenia

The Ukrainian youth national team will play the final four matches in their 2023 European Championship qualifying group in June.

Euro 2023 (U-21): known venue and time of matches for the Ukraine youth national team on the Faroe Islands and in Armenia

Photo from uefa.com

March qualifiers for Euro 2023 (U-21) Group N Armenia — Ukraine and Ukraine — France were rescheduled. Later, UEFA announced the matches would be held on June 12th and June 9th respectively. The day before, the blue-and-yellow team will play two ninth and tenth round qualification matches — against the Faroe Islands (June 1st) and North Macedonia (June 5th).

The venue and time for both away matches of Rostan's protégés have now been determined. Note that the match Faroe Islands — Ukraine will take place in Tórshavn at the "Tórsvøllur" stadium (kickoff at 8:00 PM Kyiv time). The game Armenia — Ukraine will be held at Yerevan Football Academy Stadium (kickoff at 11:00 AM Kyiv time).

Euro 2023 (U-21). Qualifying tournament. Group H

Standings 

Team

M

W

D

L

Pts

GF-GA

1. France

7

6

1

0

22-1

19

2. Ukraine

6

4

1

1

7-8

13

3. Serbia

8

3

2

3

9-8

11

4. Faroe Islands

8

2

3

3

5-7

9

5. North Macedonia

8

1

3

4

5-10

6

6. Armenia

7

1

0

6

5-19

3

01.06.2022

Faroe Islands — Ukraine

02.06.2022

France — Serbia 

North Macedonia — Armenia

05.06.2022

Ukraine — North Macedonia

06.06.2022

Armenia — France

07.06.2022

Faroe Islands — Serbia

09.06.2022

Ukraine — France

12.06.2022

Armenia — Ukraine

In the final stage of Euro 2023 (U-21), sixteen teams will compete — Romania and Georgia as hosts, plus fourteen others joining them based on qualification results (nine group winners, the best team among second-place finishers, and four playoff winners from eight second-place finishers).

Playoff: September 20-27, 2022.

Final tournament: June/July 2023.

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