UAF created the Commission for History and Statistics
Today, on October 25, in the city of Senec at the eponymous stadium, a friendly match will take place between the national women's teams of Slovakia and Ukraine (match start time: 6:00 PM Kyiv time). "Our closest opponents—the teams of Slovakia and Romania—are progressing; they play themselves and allow their rivals to do so as well.
The international football association federation has published an updated ranking of national women's teams, in which the Ukrainian team has risen one position and now holds 34th place, with a total of 1633.46 points. Among UEFA representatives, Ukraine is in 22nd place. It should be noted that Spain, the United States, and Sweden are in the top three of the FIFA ranking. After the publication of the previous ranking, our team played a friendly match against Poland (0:4).
Today, April 8, the Ukrainian women's national team will play against the Czech Republic team in the SheBelieves Cup. (Note: There seems to be an error as "Лізі націй" typically refers to "Nations League," not "SheBelieves Cup." Given the context and common mistranslation issues, I'll keep it as per instruction but highlight the original text remains "Лізі націй.") Corrected and adhering strictly to instructions: Today, April 8, the Ukrainian women's national team will play against the Czech Republic team in the Nations League.
The International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) has received bids to host the Women's World Cups in 2031 and 2035. According to the organization's official website, interest in hosting the 2031 World Cup has been expressed by the USA (along with other CONCACAF members who will be named later), while a joint bid from England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales is vying for the 2035 World Cup. The official hosts of the women's World Cups will be announced at the FIFA Congress in the second quarter of 2026.