Friendship match Spain (U-21) — Ukraine (U-21): the match will be broadcast by MEGOGO and the UAFA YouTube channel

The media service MEGOGO will broadcast a friendly match between the youth national teams of Spain and Ukraine, which will take place on June 6 in the Spanish city of Alcorcón at the «Santo Domingo» stadium (kickoff time is 21:30 Kyiv time).

Friendship match Spain (U-21) — Ukraine (U-21): the match will be broadcast by MEGOGO and the UAFA YouTube channel

Media service MEGOGO will broadcast a friendly match between the youth national teams of Spain and Ukraine, which will take place on June 6 in the Spanish city of Alcorcón at the «Santo Domingo» stadium (kickoff time is 9:30 PM Kyiv time).

The match, viewed by Unai Melgasi's coaching staff as a general rehearsal before the start of Euro-2025 (U-21), will be televised under subscription packages «Optimal», «Sport», «Maximal» and MEGOPACK XL. The game can also be watched on the YouTube channel of the Ukrainian Football Association (UAF).

The match will be commentated by Volodymyr Kobelkov and Oleksandr Novak, with an analytical studio starting at 9:00 PM Kyiv time in a «visiting» format.

It should be noted that earlier MEGOGO won the tender for broadcasting Euro-2025 (U-21) final stage matches in Ukraine. All tournament games will be broadcast on the OTT platform MEGOGO. Matches of the Ukrainian national team and selected games involving other youth teams will also be shown free-to-air on the TV channel «MEGOGO Sport» in T2 and cable networks.

Composition of the Ukraine Youth National Team

Goalkeepers: Ruslan Nescheret («Dynamo» Kyiv), Georgiy Yermakov («Oleksandria»), Vladyslav Krapivcov («Girona», Spain).

Defenders: Arseniy Batagov («Trabzonspor», Turkey), Artem Smolyakov («Los Angeles», USA), Volodymyr Saluk («Metalist 1925» Kharkiv), Eduard Kozik («Kolos» Kovalivka), Vitaliy Roman, Roman Dydyk (both — «Ruh» Lviv), Taras Mykhavko, Konstantin Vychcharenko (both — «Dynamo» Kyiv), Illia Krups'kyi («Vorskla» Poltava).

Midfielders: Anton Tserenko («Lechia», Poland), Ivan Varfolomeev («Slovans», Czech Republic), Vladyslav Velenten («Kolos» Kovalivka), Illia Kvashnitsya, Oleh Ocheret'ko (both — «Karpaty» Lviv), Nazar Voloshyn, Valentyn Rubchyns'kyi, Maxim Bragaru, Volodymyr Brazhko (all — «Dynamo» Kyiv), Oleksandr Yatsyk («Zorya» Luhansk), Boris Krushyns'kyi («Polesia» Zhytomyr).

Forwards: Hryhoriy Vyunyk («Lechia», Poland), Vladyslav Vanat («Dynamo» Kyiv).

Euro-2025 (U-21). Final tournament

Group stage

Group A: Slovakia, Spain, Italy, Romania.

Group B: Czech Republic, England, Germany, Slovenia.

Group C: Portugal, France, Poland, Georgia.

Group D: Finland, Netherlands, Ukraine, Denmark.

June 12, 2025

Ukraine — Denmark (Presov, 7:00 PM)

Finland — Netherlands (Kosice, 10:00 PM)

June 15, 2025

Finland — Ukraine (Kosice, 7:00 PM)

Netherlands — Denmark (Presov, 10:00 PM)

June 18, 2025

Denmark — Finland (Kosice, 7:00 PM)

Netherlands — Ukraine (Presov, 7:00 PM)

Quarter-finals

June 21, 2025

26. C1 — D2 (Zilina, 7:00 PM)

25. A1 — B2 (Trnava, 10:00 PM)

June 22, 2025

27. B1 — A2 (Dunajska Streda, 7:00 PM or 10:00 PM)

28. D1 — C2 (Presov, 7:00 PM or 10:00 PM)

Semifinals

June 25, 2025

29. Winner of match 25 — winner of match 26 (Bratislava, 7:00 PM or 10:00 PM)

30. Winner of match 27 — winner of match 28 (Kosice, 7:00 PM or 10:00 PM)

Final

June 28, 2025

Winner of match 29 — winner of match 30 (Bratislava, 10:00 PM)

All matches start at Kyiv time.