Volodymyr Yezersky and his coaching staff barely failed to stage a miracle in the elite round of Euro 2022 (U-19) qualifying.

In Slovakia, the final stage of Euro 2022 (U-19) concluded. The decisive match was between the teams of Israel and England.

The official website of the Ukrainian Football Association asked head coach Volodymyr Yezersky to sum up Ukraine's U-19 team performance in the elite round of Euro 2022 qualification, where they secured second place behind Serbia due to having more yellow cards than their competitors. — Volodymyr Ivanovich, has there ever been such a disappointing tournament outcome for the Ukrainian national team in your football career? — Of course not.

Today in Rotterdam, Vladimir Yezersky's protégés played the third, decisive match in the elite round of qualification for Euro 2022 (U-19).

Today, on June 7 in Rotterdam, Vladimir Yezersky's protégés will play the decisive third match in the elite round of qualification for Euro-2022 (U-19). In the first round of the elite round qualifier for Euro-2022, Ukraine's youth team (players born in 2003 or later) defeated Norway (3:2), and in the second match they drew with Serbia (1:1). On June 7, the blue-and-yellow team awaits a challenging test against the tournament hosts—the Netherlands.

Head coach of Ukraine's youth team Volodymyr Yezersky summed up the Euro-2022 (U-19) elite round qualifier match against Serbia (1:1). — We played against a worthy opponent who won in the first round against the Netherlands, — said Volodymyr Yezersky. — Serbia is an organized and balanced team that aims to qualify for the European Championship.

Today in the Dutch city of Alphen aan den Rijn, Vladimir Yezersky's protégés participated in the second match of the elite round qualification for Euro-2022 (U-19). In the first round of the Euro-2022 elite round qualifier, Ukraine's U-19 youth team (players born in 2003 or later) defeated Norway (3:2) and today, as group leaders, faced Serbia.

Today in the Netherlands, Alphen aan den Rijn, Vladimir Yezersky's protégés will play their second match in the elite round of qualification for Euro-2022 (U-19). In the first round of the Euro-2022 elite round qualifier, Ukraine's U-19 youth team (players born no later than 2003) defeated Norway (3:2) and today, on June 4, as group leaders, they will face Serbia (kick-off at 13:00 Kyiv time).

Head coach of the Ukraine U-19 team Volodymyr Yezersky believes that the victory over Norway was achieved thanks to the right game plan.

The wards of Volodymyr Yezersky have successfully begun their fight in the elite round of qualification for Euro 2022 (U-19).

To advance to the final stage of the European Championship, blue-and-yellow must get past Netherlands (hosts of the tournament), Norway, and Serbia in the group stage.

Head coach of the Ukraine U-19 national team Volodymyr Yezersky spoke about preparing his team for the elite round of Euro 2022 qualification. On June 1, the Ukraine U-19 national team (players born in 2003 or later) will start in the elite round of Euro 2022 qualification (U-19).

The Ukrainian U-19 team (players born in 2003 and younger) will participate in the elite round of qualification for Euro 2022 in the Netherlands from June 1 to 7.  Starting from May 24, the team led by Volodymyr Yezersky, consisting of 23 players, will prepare for the tournament at the national training base of the Netherlands team in the city of Zeist.

The draw for the final tournament of Euro 2022 among U-19 teams (players born in 2003) has taken place.

Today, on April 28, the draw for the final tournament of Euro-2022 among U-19 teams (players born in 2003) will take place.