The season-2024/2025 of the Ukrainian U-19 championship has concluded, and for the second year in a row, the winners are the Kyiv Dynamo football players under Igor Kostyuk's leadership.

Overall, this is already the seventh title for the Kievans in the Ukrainian U-19 championship, which the Professional League of Ukraine began organizing from the 2012/2013 season. Twice the gold award was won by "Shakhtar," once each by "Metalist" and "Rukh." Two seasons were prematurely ended (due to the pandemic in 2020 and the full-scale invasion in 2022). No prize winners were determined then.

At the winter break, the leader of the U-19 championship was "Shakhtar," which had 49 points and was ahead of Dynamo (44), Karpaty (38) and Kolos (35).

But in spring, it was already Dynamo that came out on top — winning 12 matches out of 13 (except for the last one against Kolos, where they conceded a single goal in injury time) and earning 36 points. Shakhtar managed only 27 points over this stretch — one more than Kolos and Veres, three more than Karpaty.

The miners' players showed the best results against Dynamo with 16 goals scored by Viktor Tsukanov.

At the winter break, the leader of the U-19 championship was "Shakhtar," which had 49 points and was ahead of Dynamo (44), Karpaty (38) and Kolos (35).

But in spring, it was already Dynamo that came out on top — winning 12 matches out of 13 (except for the last one against Kolos, where they conceded a single goal in injury time) and earning 36 points. Shakhtar managed only 27 points over this stretch — one more than Kolos and Veres, three more than Karpaty.

The miners' players showed the best results against Dynamo with 16 goals scored by Viktor Tsukanov.

Top Scorers: Dmitry KREMCHANIN (Dynamo) — 23, Fedir ZADOROZHNYI (Zorya, Dynamo) — 21, Oleksii BEZRUCHUK (Kolos) — 17, Viktor TSUKANOV (Shakhtar) — 16, Vladyslav GERICH (Dynamo) — 13, Roman GERECH (Left Bank), Ivan DENISOV (Rukh), Matvii PONOMARENKO (Dynamo) — 12, Maxim GRISHCHENKO (Polesia), Oleksandr LOMAGA (Shakhtar), Denis SMETANA (Shakhtar) — 11, Artem SERDYUK (Vorskla) — 10, Bohdan REDUSHKO (Dynamo), Vladyslav TYTYUNOV (Shakhtar) — 9, Matvii BURENKO (Karpaty), Oleksandr IVANOV (Polesia), Andrii IVASIY (Karpaty), Yuri MUZHILOVSKYY (Rukh), Kirill OSIPENKO (Dynamo), Dmytro FORSYUK (Karpaty) — 8.