The Ukraine team (players born in 2008-2009) will begin their training camp in Lviv as part of their preparations for the EURO 2025 (WU-17) Round 1. The camp starts on November 8, and on the morning of November 12, the team will fly directly from Krakow to Malta, where the tournament will take place.

Ukraine Women’s U-17 Squad:

Goalkeepers: Anna Kharchenko (Vorskla Poltava), Ulyana Solovyova (Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih), Oleksandra Strilchenko (Yunist Chernihiv).

Defenders: Anastasiya Bielkina (Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih), Veronika Derevyanenko (EMS-Podillia Vinnytsia), Valeriya Kazina (CYSS Podil Kyiv), Kateryna Derkach (Pohoryna Kostopil), Maria Osadcha (SeaSters Odesa), Daryna Ivasko (Mynai).

Midfielders: Milena Ivanchenko, Anna Avramenko, Darya Kolodiy, Polina Nazarenko (all — Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih), Evelina Kuptsova (Metalist 1925 Kharkiv), Darya Artemenko, Viktoriya Savkina, Zoryana Hladun (all — Ladomyr Volodymyr).

Forwards: Sofiya Konovalova (Ladomyr Volodymyr), Karina Lespukh (Mynai), Varvara Kozlyuk (Polissya Zhytomyr).

EURO 2025 (WU-17). Round 1. Group B2

13.11.2024

Malta — Romania (Ta' Qali, 12:00)

Ukraine — Moldova (Ta' Qali, 15:30)

16.11.2024

Ukraine — Malta (Ta' Qali, 12:00)

Romania — Moldova (Ta' Qali, 15:30)

19.11.2024

Moldova — Malta (Ta' Qali, 12:00)

Romania — Ukraine (Ta' Qali, 15:30)

All match times are in Kyiv time.

EURO 2025 (WU-17). Round 1

League A

Group A1: Portugal, Switzerland, Wales, Slovenia.

Group A2: Belgium, Germany, Turkiye, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group A3: England, Netherlands, Czechia, Faroe Islands.

Group A4: Poland, Scotland, Iceland, Northern Ireland.

Group A5: France, Italy, Croatia, Bulgaria.

Group A6: Spain, Austria, Denmark, Ireland.

Group A7: Norway, Finland, Greece, Belarus.

League B

Group B1: Slovakia, Montenegro, Latvia, Georgia.

Group B2: Ukraine, Romania, Malta, Moldova.

Group B3: Hungary, North Macedonia, Lithuania, Andorra.

Group B4: Kosovo, Israel, Albania.

Group B5: Serbia, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan.

Group B6: Sweden, Estonia, Kazakhstan.

It is noteworthy that the Ukraine WU-17 team finished last in their group in this year's European Championship's Round 2 and was relegated to League B. Following the first-round draw, Serhiy Sapronov's team was placed in Group B2, where they will compete against Romania, Malta, and Moldova.

League A

Twenty-eight teams will compete in League A, including the current champion, Spain, and seven teams promoted from League B based on the results of the EURO 2023/2024 Euro Round 2. The participants were divided into seven groups. Each group will play in a mini-tournament format hosted by one of the participants.

Teams that finish in fourth place will continue the season in the second round in League B. The seeding of participants for the second round will depend on their first-round group standings. The Faroe Islands will also participate in the competition despite having a direct ticket to the finals as hosts.

League B

Twenty-one teams will compete in League B (including teams relegated from League A in the EURO 2023/2024 Round 2). These teams will compete for promotion to League A in six groups. The group winners and the best second-placed team (considering results against their groups' first and third-placed teams) will be promoted to the higher division.

Advancement to the Final Stage

The second qualifying round will take place at the beginning of 2025. Based on the League A competition, seven teams will join the Faroe Islands in the final stage.