Volodymyr Bratchko: "I want to demonstrate our best qualities and defeat Denmark"
The day before the start of Ukraine's U-21 team for Euro-2025 (U-21), our team's half-back Volodymyr Brahtsyo participated in a pre-match press conference. "We have a very strong group, each opponent is strong in their own way."
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The day before the start of Ukraine's U-21 team at Euro 2025, our team’s defensive midfielder Volodymyr Brazyko participated in a pre-match press conference.
"It's a very strong group, each opponent is strong in their own way. So far, we have only analyzed Denmark. The most important game now is the next one. After that, we will study our subsequent opponents. There are no weak teams at Euro, so I think it will be tough for us. No one came here just to play around.
I don't want to single out anyone from Denmark. This is a team with strong teamwork and powerful pressing. But we also want to showcase our best qualities and win. I hope that's what happens.
Many Ukrainians, unfortunately, had to leave due to the war. I hope we can lift their spirits tomorrow and give not only those who come to the stadium but also those watching in Ukraine a victory.
We live outside the city and it took us an hour to get here. Slovakia is actually a very nice country. I've been here several times, two years ago we played against Turkey here. There are many Ukrainians here, and I hope for a great atmosphere at the stadium," — said Volodymyr Brazyko.
Ukraine's U-21 Team Roster for Euro 2025
Goalkeepers: 1. Ruslan Nescheret («Dynamo» Kyiv), 12. Georgiy Yermakov («Oleksandria»), 23. Vladyslav Krapivcov («Girona», Spain).
Defenders: 2. Konstantin Vycharenko, 4. Taras Mykhavko (both — «Dynamo» Kyiv), 3. Illia Khrups'kyi («Vorskla» Poltava). 5. Artem Smyolyak («Los Angeles», USA), 13. Volodymyr Saluk («Metalist 1925» Kharkiv), 14. Eduard Kozik («Kolos» Kovalyovka), 15. Vitaliy Roman («Ruh» Lviv), 16. Arseniy Batagov («Trabzonspor», Turkey).
Midfielders: 6. Volodymyr Brazyko, 9. Nazar Voloshyn, 21. Maxim Bragaru, 22. Valentyn Rubchynskyy (all — «Dynamo» Kyiv), 7. Illia Kvasnitsya, 8. Oleh Ocheret'ko (both — «Karpaty» Lviv), 17. Yegor Yamolnyk («Brentford», England), 18. Oleksandr Yakych («Zorya» Luhansk), 19. Anton Tserenko («Lechia», Poland), 20. Vladyslav Velenteyn («Kolos» Kovalyovka).
Forwards: 10. Bohdan Vyunnyk («Lechia», Poland), 11. 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, 19:00)
Finland — Netherlands (Kosice, 22:00)
June 15, 2025
Finland — Ukraine (Kosice, 19:00)
Netherlands — Denmark (Presov, 22:00)
June 18, 2025
Denmark — Finland (Kosice, 19:00)
Netherlands — Ukraine (Presov, 19:00)
Quarter-finals
June 21, 2025
25. C1 — D2 (Zilina, 19:00)
26. A1 — B2 (Trnava, 22:00)
June 22, 2025
27. B1 — A2 (Dunajska Streda, 19:00 or 22:00)
28. D1 — C2 (Presov, 19:00 or 22:00)
Semifinals
June 25, 2025
29. Winner of match 25 — winner of match 26 (Bratislava, 19:00 or 22:00)
30. Winner of match 27 — winner of match 28 (Kosice, 19:00 or 22:00)
Final
June 28, 2025
Winner of match 29 — winner of match 30 (Bratislava, 22:00)
Kiev time.