The Ukrainian national team will play two Euro 2024 qualifiers in October. On the 14th, the team led by Serhiy Rebrov will host North Macedonia (kick-off at 3 PM Kyiv time), and on the 17th, they will travel to Malta (9:45 PM).

"The decision was made with the national team's coaching staff to play the match against North Macedonia in Prague, at the Spartak Epet Arena, which can accommodate nearly 19,000 spectators. We have been invited to play in the Czech Republic for a long time now. I would like to thank this country for its help during the war with Russia. Warm words of appreciation go out to the Football Association of the Czech Republic as well! Special thanks to FK Slavia for their support actions for Ukraine during its European Cup matches.

The Czech Republic has sheltered many of our compatriots, so I am confident that in Prague, our national team will receive no less powerful support than it did in Wroclaw against England.

Thanks to the UAF, relatives of those who died defending Ukraine will traditionally attend the match in Prague. The families of our heroes will have the opportunity to visit a national team training session and also talk with players and coaches of the national team. Also at the game will be Ukrainian military personnel undergoing rehabilitation in the Czech Republic after injuries," — said First Vice President of the UAF Vadym Kostyuchenko.