Spain U21
Ukraine U21Semi-finals
05.07.2023, 22:00
Sancet 24'
Blanco An. 54'
Aimar Oroz 68'
Sergio Gomez 78'
Spain U21: 2. Gómez Víctor, 5. Pacheco J., 14. Paredes, 3. Juan Miranda, 6. Blanco An.( till 75'), 8. Sancet( till 59'), 16. Álex Baena( till 75'), 17. Sergio Gomez( till 80'), 9. Ruiz Ab., 10. Rodri S.( till 59')
Substitution: 19. Aimar Oroz(from 59'), 11. Barrenetxea(from 59'), 18. Veiga G.(from 75'), 22. Bernabe(from 75'), 7. Riquelme R.(from 80')
Bench: 13. Agirrezabala, 23. Roman Leo, 4. Guillamon, 12. Martinez Ar., 15. Gila, 20. Sanchez M., 21. Camello
Yellow Cards: Blanco An. 37'
Ukraine U21: 12. Trubin, 4. Talovierov, 2. Vivcharenko( till 61'), 6. Sych O., 10. Mudryk, 14. Nazarenko Ol-r( till 46'), 16. Batahov, 17. Brazhko( till 61'), 21. Bondarenko A-m( till 76'), 22. Sudakov, 9. Sikan( till 61')
Substitution: 20. Kashchuk(from 46'), 5. Zhelizko(from 61'), 15. Braharu(from 61'), 11. Vanat(from 61'), 19. Ocheretko(from 76')
Bench: 1. Neshcheret, 23. Fesiun, 3. Syrota O., 8. Salyuk, 7. Viunnyk, 13. Liakh R.
Yellow Cards: Sych O. 44'
Referee: Erik Lambrechts (BEL)
Spain came from behind to beat Ukraine in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship semi-finals and set up a Saturday decider with England
The head coach of the Ukrainian U-21 team Ruslan Rotan spoke at a press conference on the eve of the semi-final match of Euro 2023 (U-21) against Spain
England completed a 1-0 victory against Portugal on Sunday and sealed the last spots in the 2023 UEFA European Under-21 Championship semi-finals
The Ukrainian youth team created a sensation by knocking out one of the favorites of Euro 2023
Head coach of the Ukrainian youth team Ruslan Rotan shared his expectations from the quarterfinal match of Euro 2023 (U-21) against France
The 2023 UEFA European Under-21 Championship group stage concluded on Wednesday with Israel, France and Switzerland taking the last three spots in the quarter-finals.
The Ukrainian national team was one step away from finishing first in Group B of the Euro 2023 (U21) tournament
The head coach of the Ukrainian U-21 team Ruslan Rotan spoke at a press conference before the match against the Spanish
Co-hosts Georgia fought back to earn a famous draw, while Ukraine and Spain earned places in the 2023 UEFA European Under-21 Championship quarter-finals
An own goal in the 89th minute helped Ukraine U-21 team defeat Romania in their second Euro-2023 game
The head coach of the Ukrainian U-21 national team Ruslan Rotan spoke about tomorrow's match with the Romanian team at Euro 2023
Tournament co-hosts Georgia got the UEFA European Under-21 Championship off to a thrilling start with a 2-0 win against Portugal on the opening night
The national team of Ukraine (U21) started with a victory at the European Youth Championship-2023
The head coach of the youth national team of Ukraine, Ruslan Rotan, announced the composition of the team for participation in the matches Euro 2023 (U-21) qualifying play-off with Slovakia. The squad of Ukraine U-XNUMX: Goalkeepers: Dmytro Matsapura ("Zorya" Luhansk), Anatoly Trubin ("Shakhtar" Donetsk), Kiril Fesyun ("Colossus" Kovalivka). Defenders: Arseniy Batagov ("Zorya" Luhansk), Anton Bol, Kostyantyn Vivcharenko, Oleksandr Syrota (all "Dynamo" Kyiv), Oleksandr Drambaev ("Zulte-Waregem", Belgium), Dmytro Kapinus ("Metalist 1925" Kharkiv), Oleksiy Sych (Kortrijk, Belgium), Maksym Taloverov (Slovan, Czech Republic). Midfielders: Artem Bondarenko, Dmytro Kryskiv, Oleg Ocheretko, Georgy Sudakov (all Shakhtar Donetsk), Volodymyr Brazhko, Mykola Mykhaylenko (both Zorya Luhansk), Eldar Kuliyev (Minai Uzhhorod), Oleksandr Nazarenko (Dnipro-1 » Dnipro), Ivan Zhelizko (Valmiera, Latvia), Yehor Yarmolyuk (Brentford, England). Forwards: Vladyslav Vanat ("Dynamo" Kyiv), Bohdan Vyunnyk ("Zurich", Switzerland), Mykola Kuharevich ("Hibernian", Scotland), Danylo Sikan ("Shakhtar" Donetsk). Reserve: Yakiv Kinareykin, Valentin Rubchynskyi (both from Dnipro-1 Dnipro), Eduard Kozik (Shakhtar Donetsk), Roman Didyk, Marko Sapuga (both from Rukh Lviv), Oleg Horin (Minai, Uzhgorod), Daniil Alefirenko, Maksym Khlan (both "Zorya" Luhansk), Maksym Bragaru ("Chornomorets" Odesa), Oleksiy Kashchuk ("Sabah", Azerbaijan), Vikenty Voloshyn ("Alexandria").