November 21, Ukraine's U-21 national team defeated Azerbaijan (U-21) in a Euro 2025 qualification match and with five wins out of five games is now comfortably at the top of Group F.

"Yes, we felt that we had enough chances, several crosses... But we didn't score and started to feel less comfortable. Luckily, we managed to get a penalty in the last minutes of the first half.

The second half was definitely not our best performance. Sometimes such games happen, but we try to avoid them. Perhaps it's because the opponent set up very deep and waited for us, and we got used to that. But they decided to do something different. So I'm satisfied with the score, but not with the game at all. After the match, I only congratulated the players and wished them success in this final period of the year in their leagues. The main feeling is that the team did a great job," — quotes Ukraine's U-21 national team head coach Unai Melgassu, the exclusive match broadcaster "Suspilne Sport."

Euro 2025 (U-21). Qualification tournament. Group F

September 7, 2023

Northern Ireland — Luxembourg — 0:1

September 11, 2023

Luxembourg — England — 0:3

September 12, 2023

Ukraine — Northern Ireland — 1:0

Serbia — Azerbaijan — 2:0

October 12, 2023

Azerbaijan — Northern Ireland — 0:1

Luxembourg — Ukraine — 0:3

England — Serbia — 9:1

October 16, 2023

Ukraine — England — 3:2

Northern Ireland — Serbia — 1:2

October 17, 2023

Azerbaijan — Luxembourg — 3:2

November 17, 2023

Ukraine — Luxembourg — 4:0

November 18, 2023

Serbia — England — 0:3

November 21, 2023

Ukraine — Azerbaijan — 1:0

Serbia — Luxembourg — 2:0

England — Northern Ireland — 3:0

Tournament table

March 22, 2024

Luxembourg — Serbia

Azerbaijan — England

March 26, 2024

England — Luxembourg

Azerbaijan — Ukraine

Serbia — Northern Ireland

September 6, 2024

Luxembourg — Azerbaijan

Northern Ireland — England

Ukraine — Serbia

September 10, 2024

Northern Ireland — Ukraine

Azerbaijan — Serbia

October 11, 2024

England — Ukraine

October 12, 2024

Northern Ireland — Azerbaijan

October 15, 2024

Luxembourg — Northern Ireland

England — Azerbaijan

Serbia — Ukraine

Play-offs: November 11–19, 2024.

In the final stage of Euro 2025 (U-21), sixteen teams will participate: Slovakia and fifteen other national teams that qualify through the tournament results (nine group winners, three best second-placed teams, and three play-off winners from six second-placed teams).