Weekend for Ukraine's national team players: another goal from Artem Dovbik and a productive pass from Viktor Tsygankov
The latest club weekend for the national team players of Ukraine who participated in our national team's November gathering, and those who missed it for various reasons, passed tumultuously yet fruitfully.
Photo: Dan Balashov
The latest club weekend for the Ukrainian national team players who participated in our national team's November gathering, and those who missed it for various reasons, was turbulent yet productive.
On Friday, January 17, within the 21st round of Italy's Serie A, Artem Dovbik (substituted in the 85th minute) helped «Roma» defeat «Genoa» at home (3:1), and our forward scored a goal.
In the 18th round of Portugal's Primeira Liga, Anatoli Trubin (full match) had no problems at home with «Famalicão» (4:0).
On Saturday, January 18, in the 22nd round of England's Premier League, Iliy Zabarny (full match) won an away game against «Newcastle» (4:1), while for «Brentford», Egor Yarmoluk (full match) lost at home to «Liverpool» (0:2).
In the 20th round of Spain's La Liga, Viktor Tsygankov (full match) lost at home to «Sevilla» (1:2), and the Ukrainian recorded an assist.
On Sunday, January 19, in the 19th round of Greece's Super League, Roman Yaremchuk (substituted on in the 90th minute) helped «Olympiacos» overcome «Atritos» away (2:1).
And in the Premier League, Vitaliy Mykolenko (full match) helped «Everton» defeat «Tottenham» in Liverpool (3:2).
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