The women's national amputee football team of Ukraine participated in the prestigious tournament in Warsaw
The women's national amputee football team of Ukraine made a dignified debut at the prestigious AMP Futbol Cup in Warsaw, which took place on June 28—29, writing a new page in the history of Ukrainian sports.
Photo by Amp Futbol Poland
The women's national amputee football team of Ukraine made a dignified debut at the prestigious AMP Futbol Cup in Warsaw, which took place on June 28-29, writing a new page in the history of Ukrainian sports. The team, which is the third women's amputee football team in Europe, demonstrated incredible mental strength and determination to win.
Photo by Amp Futbol Polska
In the first match, the players faced Poland — bronze medalists of the 2024 World Championship in Colombia. Losing with a score of 0-3, the Ukrainian women showed that this game was not about numbers. It was about courage to step onto the field, about a team fighting honorably and making its own history.
Photo by Amp Futbol Polska
In the second match at the AMP Futbol Cup, blue and yellow faced off against Poland's national team. Despite a narrow loss with a score of 0-1, the team demonstrated confident play, clear defense, and attack. Our players looked resolute, holding back their opponents' pressure and imposing their own game.
This performance is an important step in the development of women's amputee football in Ukraine, as the team showed significant potential and a desire to win.
Photo by Amp Futbol Polska
Special recognition went to Oleksandra Zolotukhina, a player of the women's national amputee football team of Ukraine, who was named the best goalkeeper at the AMP Futbol Cup according to the organizers of the international tournament in Warsaw! This speaks to the high level of skill and dedication of our team.
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