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The Ukraine U-21 national team starts the Euro 2025 qualifying tournament with a match against the Northern Ireland team.
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The next qualifying cycle for the European Championship will see Ukraine's under-21 national team (players born in 2002 and younger), led by Spanish coach Unai Melgosa, kick off on September 12 with a home match against Northern Ireland. This game will take place in Slovakia at the National Training Center of Poprad's pitch (kick-off at 7:30 PM Kyiv time). Also in Group F are England, Serbia, Azerbaijan, and Luxembourg.
It is worth noting that as part of their preparation for the Euro-2025 qualification start, the blue-and-yellow team will play a friendly match against Germany's under-21 national team. The game will be held on September 8 at the Ludwigsstadion in Saarbrücken (kick-off at 7:15 PM Kyiv time).
Head coach of the blue-and-yellow team, Unai Melgosa, has named the names of 23 players called up for the September gathering.
Goalkeepers: Ruslan Nescheret ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Yakiy Kinaraykin ("Dnipro-1" Dnipropetrovsk), Kirill Fesyun ("Kolos" Kovalivka).
Defenders: Konstantin Vycharenko ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Arseniy Batagov, Anton Bol (both — "Zorya" Luhansk), Danil Skorko ("Oleksandria"), Artem Smolyakov ("Polska" Zhytomyr), Vitalii Roman, Bohdan Slubik (both — "Rukh" Lviv), Volodymyr Saluyk ("Chornomorets" Odesa).
Midfielders: Yegor Yarmoluk ("Brentford", England), Vladyslav Brazyko, Nazar Voloшин (both — "Dynamo" Kyiv), Valentyn Rubchinsky ("Dnipro-1" Dnipropetrovsk), Illia Kvasnytsya ("Rukh" Lviv), Maxim Bragaru ("Chornomorets" Odesa), Oleksandr Ocheretnyk, Ivan Losenko (both — "Shakhtar" Donetsk), Yevhen Pavyuk ("Vorskla" Poltava).
Forwards: Igor Krasnopіr ("Obolon'" Kyiv), Denis Teslyuk ("Rukh" Lviv), Bohdan Vyunnyk ("Shakhtar" Donetsk).
Group A: Italy, Ireland, Norway, Turkey, Latvia, San Marino.
Group B: Spain, Belgium, Scotland, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Malta.
Group C: Netherlands, Sweden, Georgia, North Macedonia, Moldova, Gibraltar.
Group D: Germany, Poland, Israel, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Estonia.
Group E: Romania, Switzerland, Finland, Albania, Montenegro, Armenia.
Group F: England, Ukraine, Serbia, Northern Ireland, Azerbaijan, Luxembourg.
Group G: Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Belarus, Faroe Islands, Andorra.
Group H: France, Austria, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus.
Group I: Denmark, Czech Republic, Iceland, Wales, Lithuania.
In the final stage of Euro-2025 (U-21), 16 teams will participate: Slovakia and another 15 national teams joining it based on qualifying results (nine group winners, three best second-placed teams, and three playoff winners from six second-placed teams).
07.09.2023
Northern Ireland — Luxembourg
11.09.2023
Luxembourg — England
12.09.2023
Serbia — Azerbaijan
Ukraine — Northern Ireland
12.10.2023
Azerbaijan — Northern Ireland
Luxembourg — Ukraine
13.10.2023
England — Serbia
16.10.2023
Ukraine — England
Northern Ireland — Serbia
17.10.2023
Azerbaijan — Luxembourg
17.11.2023
Ukraine — Luxembourg
18.11.2023
Serbia — England
21.11.2023
Ukraine — Azerbaijan
England — Northern Ireland
Serbia — Luxembourg
22.03.2024
Luxembourg — Serbia
Azerbaijan — England
26.03.2024
England — Luxembourg
Azerbaijan — Ukraine
Serbia — Northern Ireland
06.09.2024
Luxembourg — Azerbaijan
Northern Ireland — England
Ukraine — Serbia
10.09.2024
Northern Ireland — Ukraine
Azerbaijan — Serbia
11.10.2024
England — Ukraine
12.10.2024
Northern Ireland — Azerbaijan
15.10.2024
Luxembourg — Northern Ireland
England — Azerbaijan
Serbia — Ukraine
Playoff: 11–19 November 2024.
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