The Ukrainian women's youth national team WU-19 will soon participate in the matches of League A's second qualifying round for Euro 2023 and attempt to qualify for the final tournament.

The team led by Valeriy Palamarchuk is expected to take part in the second qualifying stage of League A for Euro 2023. The blue-and-yellow will play in Group 5 alongside Denmark, Sweden, and Iceland. The tournament in our quartet will take place in Denmark from April 5 to 11. The matches will be held in the cities of Kegel and Bronshoj.

The squad for our team has been finalized. Twenty footballers have made the list. On March 31, the Ukrainian delegation will depart for Kegel, where thanks to the support of the Danish Football Association they will conduct a short training camp and begin battles for qualification to the final stage of Euro 2023.

Squad of the Ukrainian women's youth national team WU-19

Goalkeepers: Marina Dudnik ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Varvara Novikova ("Ladomir" Volodymyr), Kateryna Boklaich ("Grenoble", France).

Defenders/Midfielders: Tetiana Bondarenko ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Daria Borisyuk ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Lesia Olyhova, Dayana Semkiv (both - "Krivybas" Kryvyi Rih), Sofia Lutsan ("Vorskla" Poltava), Dilara Bondarchuk ("EMS-Podillya" Vinnytsia), Elizaveta Molodyuk ("Shakhtar" Donetsk), Bohdana Dub, Myroslla Nevor, Olena Yefimchuk, Veronika Borovsky (all - "Ladomir" Volodymyr), Mariya Taleb ("Sampdoria"/"Tavernacco", Italy), Oleksandra Yanieva ("Parma", Italy), Valeriia Gresi ("Vippingen", Switzerland).

Forwards: Viktoriya Radionova ("Vorskla" Poltava), Liliana Serbuk ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Inna Hlushchenko ("Reims", France).

Euro 2023 (WU-19). Second Round. Group A5

April 5, 2023

Ukraine — Sweden (3:30 PM)

Denmark — Iceland (8:00 PM)

April 8, 2023

Denmark — Ukraine (3:30 PM)

Sweden — Iceland (8:00 PM)

April 11, 2023

Sweden — Denmark (3:30 PM)

Iceland — Ukraine (3:30 PM)

Match times are in Kyiv time.

In League A, 28 teams will compete across seven groups, including seven national teams that advanced from League B following the results of the first round. Seven group winners in the second round of League A (and the best runner-up if Belgium finishes first in their group) will secure spots at the final stage, which will take place from July 18 to 30. Teams finishing fourth in their groups will start the season-2023/24 in League B.

Teams in League B, including those that dropped out after the autumn round of League A, compete across seven groups (three with four participants each and four with three) for spots back into League A's first round of the next tournament.

As a reminder, the Ukrainian women's youth national team secured third place in their group during the first round and retained their spot in League A.

Euro 2023 (WU-19). Second Round

League A

Group A1: Norway, Germany, Ireland, Croatia.

Group A2: Serbia, Poland, Switzerland, Czech Republic.

Group A3: France, Portugal, Hungary, Romania.

Group A4: Spain, England, Slovenia, Belarus.

Group A5: Denmark, Sweden, Ukraine, Iceland.

Group A6: Austria, Italy, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group A7: Netherlands, Finland, Belgium, Bulgaria.

League B

Group B1: Israel, North Macedonia, Georgia, Gibraltar.

Group B2: Turkey, Moldova, Lithuania, Andorra.

Group B3: Northern Ireland, Kosovo, Cyprus, Latvia.

Group B4: Malta, Faroe Islands, Liechtenstein.

Group B5: Slovakia, Montenegro, Azerbaijan.

Group B6: Wales, Kazakhstan, Estonia.

Group B7: Scotland, Albania, Liechtenstein.