Euro 2024 (U-19): Today, the Ukrainian youth national team will play their second match in the elite round qualifier against Latvia (live broadcast starts at 3:00 PM)

Today, March 23, the Ukrainian youth team (players born in 2005 or later) will continue their fight in the elite round of Euro 2024 qualification (U-19).

Euro 2024 (U-19): Today, the Ukrainian youth national team will play their second match in the elite round qualifier against Latvia (live broadcast starts at 3:00 PM)

Today, March 23, the Ukrainian youth team (players born in or after 2005) will continue their fight in the elite round of Euro-2024 qualification (U-19). At 3 PM Kyiv time, they will play their second match against Latvia. The live broadcast will be on YouTube.

U-19 Ukrainian Youth Team Roster

Goalkeepers: Vladyslav Kravec (Shakhtar Donetsk), Vladyslav Krapivcov (Dnipro-1 Dnipro), David Fesuk (Croatia, Croatia).

Defenders: Oleksiy Husev, Taras Mikhavko (both — Dynamo Kyiv), Anton Drozd, Mykola Ogarkov (both — Shakhtar Donetsk), Ivan Yermachkov (Wuppertal, Germany), Maxim Striukov (Hannover 96, Germany).

Midfielders: Daniil Vashchenko (Olexandria), Andriy Matveichev (Dynamo Kyiv), Viktor Tsukanov (Shakhtar Donetsk), Maxim Melnychenko, Illia Badenko (both — Dnipro-1 Dnipro), Hennadii Synchuk (Metalist Kharkiv), Danilo Krevsun (Borussia Dortmund, Germany).

Forwards: Matvii Ponomarenko (Dynamo Kyiv), Ramik Gadzhiev (Dnipro-1 Dnipro), Mykhailo Dubrovnyi (Gent, Belgium), Timur Tutyurov (Sunderland, England), Kristian Shevchenko (Watford, England).

Elite Round Euro-2024 Qualification Schedule (U-19) Group 7

March 20, 2024

Switzerland — Latvia — 1:0

North Macedonia — Ukraine — 0:2

March 23, 2024

Switzerland — North Macedonia (15:00)

Ukraine — Latvia (15:00)

Tournament Table

 

Pl

W

D

L

Pts

GD

1. Ukraine

1

1

0

0

2—0

3

2. Switzerland

1

1

0

0

1—0

3

3. Latvia

1

0

0

1

0—1

0

4. North Macedonia

1

0

0

1

0—2

0

March 26, 2024

Ukraine — Switzerland (15:00)

Latvia — North Macedonia (15:00)

Match start times are in Kyiv time.

The draw for the elite round divided 28 teams into seven groups, with matches taking place in March. The winners of each group will join the host, Northern Ireland, at the final stage from July 15—28, 2024, which serves as a UEFA qualifier for the 2025 World Cup (U-20).

Euro-2024 (U-19). Elite Round Qualification

Group 1: Spain, Austria, Kosovo, Slovenia.

Group 2: Netherlands, Belgium, France, Lithuania.

Group 3: Norway, Israel, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro.

Group 4: Portugal, Denmark, Serbia, Greece.

Group 5: Scotland, Czech Republic, Georgia, Italy.

Group 6: Turkey, Germany, Croatia, Romania.

Group 7: Switzerland, Ukraine, North Macedonia, Latvia.

Recall that the Ukrainians under Oleksandr Kuznetsov's leadership secured first place in their qualifying round group.