Ukrainian representatives completed their performance at the European University Higher Education Football Championship

The women's team of Kharkiv National Economic University named after S. A. Kuznets and the men's team of Kharkiv National University named after

Ukrainian representatives completed their performance at the European University Higher Education Football Championship

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The women's team of Kharkiv National Economic University named after S. A. Kuznets and the men's team of Kharkiv National University named after V. N. Karazin participated in the European University Football Championship, which took place from July 16 to 24 in Łódź, Poland.

The women's team of KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets won a silver medal. The Kharkiv girls secured the second spot in the group stage, defeated their Portuguese opponents in the semifinals, but lost to the Spaniards in the final.

Matches of the women's team of KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets

Group stage

July 16, 2022

KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets (Ukraine) — University of Tampere (Finland) — 4:1

Goals for KhNEU: Klipachenko (2), Tkachenko, Babenko.

July 17, 2022

Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Norway) — KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets (Ukraine) — 3:7

Goals for KhNEU: Klipachenko (3), Tkachenko, Dychko, Dubitska, Babenko.

July 18, 2022

KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets (Ukraine) — Zagreb University (Croatia) — 4:3

Goals for KhNEU: Mugurdina, Dychko, Dubitska, Babenko.

July 19, 2022

University of King Juan Carlos (Spain) — KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets (Ukraine) — 5:5

Goals for KhNEU: Dychko (3), Klipachenko (2).

Semifinals

July 21, 2022

Lisbon University (Portugal) — KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets (Ukraine) — 4:8

Goals for KhNEU: Klimova (2), Mugurdina (2), Tkachenko, Dychko, Dubitska, Babenko.

Final

July 22, 2022

KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets (Ukraine) — University of King Juan Carlos (Spain) — 3:5

Goals for KhNEU: Klipachenko, Tkachenko, Babenko.

Squad of the women's team of KhNEU named after S. A. Kuznets

Goalkeepers: Olga Ryabovil, Irina Kuzubova.

Field players: Darina Tkachenko, Alona Kirylychuk, Anastasiia Klipachenko, Margarita Yurasova, Iryna Dubitska, Olena Klimova, Solomiia Kupiak, Tetiana Pilypenko, Oleksa Rudenko, Yana Dychko, Taisiya Babenko, Inna Mugurdina.

Coach: Oleksandr Zolotukhin.

Photo by the press service of AUF

In turn, the men's team of KhNU named after V. N. Karazin secured fifth place. The Kharkiv boys confidently advanced through the group stage but lost to the Portuguese in the quarterfinals on penalty kicks. Two more wins allowed them to finish among the top five.

Matches of the men's team of KhNU named after V. N. Karazin

July 16, 2022

KhNU named after V. N. Karazin (Ukraine) — Lithuanian Sports University (Lithuania) — 8:1

Goals for KhNU: Lebid (3), Vasyliev, Kalashnik, Terentiev, S. Mospan, own goal.

July 18, 2022

KhNU named after V. N. Karazin (Ukraine) — Belgrade University (Serbia) — 5:0

Goals for KhNU: Lebid (2), S. Mospan (2), own goal.

July 19, 2022

Münster University (Germany) — KhNU named after V. N. Karazin (Ukraine) — 1:13

Goals for KhNU: V. Mospan (3), Terentiev (3), Vasyliev (2), Pugach (2), Skubchenko, Zmyivskyi, Lebid.

Quarterfinals

July 21, 2022

KhNU named after V. N. Karazin (Ukraine) — University of Beira Interior (Portugal) — 3:3 (penalties — 5:6)

Goals for KhNU: Vasyliev, Lebid, S. Mospan.

Matches for 5–8 places

July 22, 2022

Marija University (Slovenia) — KhNU named after V. N. Karazin (Ukraine) — 1:10

Goals for KhNU: S. Mospan (4), Maslenikov (2), Vasyliev, Lutai, Pugach, Zmyivskyi.

July 23, 2022

KhNU named after V. N. Karazin (Ukraine) — Belgrade University (Serbia) — 12:4

Goals for KhNU: S. Mospan (3), Vasyliev (2), Kalashnik (2), V. Mospan (2), Lutai, Zmyivskyi, own goal.

Squad of the men's team of KhNU named after V. N. Karazin

Goalkeepers: Yevhen Kozlov, Ruslan Polozhyi.

Field players: Vladyslav Vasyliev, Serhiy Malishko, David Kalashnik, Yaroslav Lebid, Yevhen Pugach, Ihor Terentiev, Pavlo Skubchenko, Vladyslav Mospan, Stanislav Mospan, Yaroslav Zmyivskyi, Anton Maslenikov, Sava Lutai.

Coaches: Yuriy Petrenko, Vitaliy Chernishov.