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On Sunday, September 17, the Ukrainian women's national team gathered in Kyiv and then departed for Poland to prepare for and participate in the first two group stage matches of the inaugural League of Nations tournament. Photo by Pavel Kubanov Today, September 18, the Ukrainian delegation will arrive in Gdansk, where the foreign-based players will also join.
Photo by Pavel Kubanov
Last Sunday, September 17, the women's national team of Ukraine gathered in Kyiv and then departed for Poland to prepare for and participate in the first two matches of the group stage of the inaugural League of Nations tournament.


Photo by Pavel Kubanov
Today, September 18, the Ukrainian delegation will arrive in Gdansk. The players based abroad will join them there as well. From Monday to Thursday, the team will train at a base in Sopot, combining training sessions with theoretical lessons. Fortunately, there are no injuries, and all players called up by assistant coach Volodymyr Pyatenko for the gathering are preparing for the start of the competition.


Photo by Pavel Kubanov
We remind you that 23 players have been included in the squad, and for the first time, three players have been invited to the national team lineup — Yana Kotik, Iryna Mayborodina, and Viktoriia Holiach.
The blue-and-yellow team will compete in Group C3, where they will face teams from Poland, Serbia, and Greece.
The first round match Ukraine vs. Serbia is scheduled for September 22 in the Polish town of Starogard Gdański at Kazimierz Deyna City Stadium (kick-off at 16:00 Kyiv time). The second-round match Poland vs. Ukraine will take place on September 26 (19:00).
Goalkeepers: Kateryna Samson ("Vorskla" Poltava), Daria Kelyushyk ("Kryvbas" Kryvyi Rih), Kateryna Boklach ("Marseille", France).
Defenders: Kateryna Korsun, Yana Kotik, Iryna Podolska, Iryna Kotyash (all — "Vorskla" Poltava), Anastasiia Voronina ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Lyubov Shmatko ("Galatasaray", Turkey).
Midfielders: Iryna Mayborodina ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Viktoriia Holiach ("Shakhtar" Donetsk), Anna Petrik, Nikole Kozlova, Veronika Andrukhiv (all — "Vorskla" Poltava), Viktoriia Gyrin ("Ladomir" Volodymyr), Deyana Semkiv ("Kryvbas" Kryvyi Rih), Natiya Pansulaia, Daria Apaanychenko (both — "Zhitelbud-1" Kharkiv), Kristina Perewiznik ("Karagümrük", Turkey).
Forwards: Yana Kalinina, Roxolana Kravchuk (both — "Vorskla" Poltava), Olena Ovdiiychuk ("Fomget", Turkey), Inna Hlushchenko ("Nice", France).
Group C3
Round 1
September 22, 2023
Ukraine — Serbia
Greece — Poland
Round 2
September 26, 2023
Poland — Ukraine
Serbia — Greece
Round 3
October 27, 2023
Greece — Ukraine
Poland — Serbia
Round 4
October 31, 2023
Ukraine — Greece
Serbia — Poland
Round 5
December 1, 2023
Ukraine — Poland
Greece — Serbia
Round 6
December 5, 2023
Serbia — Ukraine
Poland — Greece
League A
Group A1: England, Netherlands, Belgium, Scotland.
Group A2: France, Norway, Austria, Portugal.
Group A3: Germany, Denmark, Iceland, Wales.
Group A4: Sweden, Spain, Italy, Switzerland.
League B
Group B1: Ireland, Northern Ireland, Hungary, Albania.
Group B2: Finland, Romania, Slovakia, Croatia.
Group B3: Poland, Serbia, Ukraine, Greece.
Group B4: Czech Republic, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belarus.
League C
Group C1: Malta, Moldova, Latvia, Andorra.
Group C2: Turkey, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Georgia.
Group C3: Azerbaijan, Montenegro, Cyprus, Faroe Islands.
Group C4: Israel, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Armenia.
Group C5: North Macedonia, Kosovo, Bulgaria.
All group stage matches will be played according to the usual format — home and away against each opponent in the group. Three points will be awarded for a win, one point for a draw, and no points for a loss.
League A
The top two teams in each group remain in League A for qualification to the European Championship 2025.
Four teams finishing third will play against four teams finishing second in League B groups. Winners of these matches will qualify for League A, while losers will drop down to League B.
Teams finishing fourth will be relegated to League B.
League B
Four group winners will move up to League A.
Four teams finishing second will play against four teams finishing third in League A groups. Winners of these matches will qualify for League A, while losers will drop down to League B.
Three best-placed third-place finishers from League B will play against three best-placed second-place finishers from League C. Winners will remain in League B, while losers will be relegated to League C.
The lowest-ranked team finishing third and four teams finishing fourth will drop down to League C.
League C
Five group winners will move up to League B.
Three best-placed second-place finishers from League C will play against three best-placed third-place finishers from League B. Winners will remain in League B, while losers will drop down to League C.
Other teams will remain in League C.
Pairs are drawn and matches played home and away. Teams finishing third in their groups are seeded and play the return match at home.
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