Today, October 17, the Ukrainian women's national team WU-17 continued their fight in the first round of qualification for the 2024 European Championship in the German city of Duisburg.

In the opening match, the protégés of Sergiy Sapronov lost to Germany (0:5), and now they faced Romania.

Throughout the match, the blue-and-yellow team had an advantage in shots but failed to score against their opponent's goalkeeper. The game ended in a draw — 0:0.

The next qualifying match for Euro-2024 (WU-17) will be played by the Ukrainians against Austria on October 20 (kickoff at 14:00 Kyiv time).

EURO-2024 (WU-17). First round qualification. League A

Group 4

October 14, 2023

Germany — Ukraine — 5:0

Austria — Romania — 8:0

October 17, 2023

Romania (WU-17) — Ukraine (WU-17) — 0:0

Romania (WU-17): Moldovan, Mihaiescu, Apostol, Corsi, Bobok, Dumitru, Chioabla, Lionte, Petrisor, Shoke, Radu (Fulop, 79).

Ukraine (WU-17): Sahno, Ignatenko, Vershnyak, Savka, Maslovskaya, Zhigadlo (Konova, 69), Avramenko, Mihal (Babich, 90), Savkina, Martchenyuk, Gladun.

Yellow card: Chioabla (90+2).

Germany — Austria — 0:3

Tournament table

October 20, 2023

Romania — Germany (14:00)

Ukraine — Austria (14:00)

Match start time is Kyiv time.

League A

Group 1: Spain, Portugal, Czech Republic, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group 2: Poland, Ireland, Norway, Iceland.

Group 3: France, Slovenia, Italy, Scotland.

Group 4: Germany, Romania, Austria, Ukraine.

Group 5: Switzerland, Netherlands, Finland, Bulgaria.

Group 6: England, Belgium, Hungary, Northern Ireland.

Group 7: Sweden, Denmark, Belarus, Greece.

League B

Group 1: Kosovo, North Macedonia, Georgia, Armenia.

Group 2: Serbia, Israel, Andorra, Latvia.

Group 3: Croatia, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan, Malta.

Group 4: Wales, Faroe Islands, Kazakhstan, Albania.

Group 5: Slovakia, Montenegro, Lithuania.

Group 6: Estonia, Turkey, Moldova.

Teams from League A that finish in fourth place in their groups will continue the season in the second round of League B. The seeding for the second round will depend on which places teams occupy in their first-round groups. Sweden also participates despite having a direct qualification to the finals as hosts.

Teams from League B compete for promotion to League A across six groups. Group winners and runners-up with the best results against the group's first and third-placed teams will advance to the higher division.