We remind you that in their first match, against Moldova, Igor Moskvin's team won 7-0, and in the second they lost to Portugal — 0:4. After the game with Portugal, the coach of the blue-and-yellow team summed up its results, reports AFU.

"I congratulate the Portuguese team, but I also want to greet my own team for a good performance. We should have scored at least 2-3 goals. In the first half we failed to capitalize on any of our good opportunities, and then they launched a quick counterattack and scored a goal just seconds before halftime. This affected the course of the match, but today's game pleased me more than the one against Moldova," — Igor Moskvin said.

Today, Ukraine U-19 will face Italy, which also has three points like our team. The outcome of this duel will determine the second semifinalist from Group A. Blue-and-yellow are tied with Italy on goal difference. The match can be watched on MEGOGO for subscriptions "Max" and "Sport". Kickoff is at 8:30 PM.

Ukraine U-19 indoor football squad

Goalkeepers: Ivan Belimov ("Kaspiy", Kazakhstan), Artem Rybak ("SkyUp-Kiev Futsal-2"), Vladyslav Shveets (HIT).

Field players: Maxim Haydutchyk, Stanislav Sklyaruk, Vladyslav Kamets, Bohdan Tsap (all — "Lubart"), Rostyslav Rostkivskyi, Nazar Pershin, Artur Khibovs'kyi (all — "Sokil"), Artem Klimchuk (c), Yaroslav Savych, Illia Prykhodko (all — "Hurricane"), Oleksandr Shpak (in.IT), Roman Hoshpendenko ("Kharkiv"), Artem Maliavinskyi ("Cardinal Avangard").

The final stage of Euro-2025 (U-19) will take place in the capital of Moldova, Chisinau, until October 5.

Euro-2025 (U-19) indoor football

Group A: Moldova, Portugal, Italy, Ukraine.

Group B: Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, Czech Republic.

01.10.2025

Moldova — Portugal (6:00 PM)

Italy — Ukraine (8:30 PM)

Tournament table. Group A

Semifinals

03.10.2025

A1 — B2 (6:00 PM/8:30 PM)

B1 — A2 (6:00 PM/8:30 PM)

Final

05.10.2025

8:30 PM

Match times are in Kyiv time.

The inaugural European Championship for indoor football among juniors took place in 2019 in Rijeka, the second edition was held in 2022 in Hain (originally planned for 2021 but postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic), and the third one — in 2023 in Poreč. The champions have been teams from Spain (2019, 2022) and Portugal (2023).

The Ukrainian team participated in all three final tournaments. In 2019, Vitaliy Odegov's team finished third in the group stage, and in 2022 they were eliminated in the semifinals. In 2023, Igor Moskvin's team also reached the semifinal stage.