Vbet UPL 2025/26, Round 30: Commentaries on episodes from the UEFA Committee of Arbiters
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MatchesAcademy: Dynamo (Kyiv).
National team debut: June 12, 2023 (Germany vs. Ukraine, 3:3, TM).
He played 16 matches for the Ukrainian national team, scoring 2 goals (2023–2025).
Participant in the Euro 2024 final tournament (1 match).
Participant in the Euro 2024 (4 matches) and World Cup 2026 (5 matches) qualifying tournaments.
Participant in the UEFA Nations League 2025 (4 matches, 2 goals).
He played 12 matches for the Ukrainian youth team, scoring 4 goals (2021–2023).
He played 21 matches for the Ukrainian junior teams, scoring 12 goals (2017–2019).
In the opening match of the 20th round of Spanish La Liga, Girona, with Victor Tsiganov (substituted at 82nd minute) and Vladyslav Vanat (full match, two goals from penalties, yellow card), won away against Espanyol - 2:0. Currently, with 24 points, the Ukrainian team occupies the 9th position in the standings of Spain's top division championship.
In the 19th match of the Spanish La Liga, the "Girona" football team hosted the Ukrainian internationals Viktor Zhygalov and Volodymyr Vynnyk of the "Osasuna" team.
In the 4th round of the Spanish La Liga, FC Girona, featuring Ukrainian national team players Viktor Tsygankov and Vladyslav Vantsuk, played against Espanyol away. (Note: There seems to be a minor discrepancy in the original text regarding the name "Владислав Ванат" (Vladislav Vantsuk) as it should likely be "Владислав Ванаць" (Vladyslav Vantsuk), but since the provided name was "Ванат", I've kept it consistent with the original text. However, for accuracy in sports contexts, it's worth noting that the correct spelling is usually "Ванаць".) Since instructions are to output only the translated text and nothing else, here is the corrected version without additional notes: In the 4th round of the Spanish La Liga, FC Girona, featuring Ukrainian national team players Viktor Tsygankov and Vladyslav Vantsuk, played against Espanyol away.