The FFU delegation will go to Ireland to draw the Euro 2020 qualification

30.11.2018 16:34

The landmark event will take place on December 2 in Dublin, one of the 12 cities to host the final stages of the 2020 European Championships.

Start of work - December 1

A delegation of the national federation headed by FFU President Andrew Pavel will leave for the Irish capital on December 1st. The first events will be held on this day, in particular, a meeting within the framework of the UEFA Program for Heads of National Associations, in which FFU Secretary General Yuri Zapisotsky will participate from Ukraine, in addition to the Federation Chairman. Also, on the first day of the assembly of all football associations, an information session will be held on servicing teams during the Euro 2020 tournament and a seminar for national association press officers.

Euro 2020 qualifying draw

The draw for the qualifying round of the European Championship will take place on Sunday, December 2 (starting at 11.00 local time) at the Dublin Exhibition Center. The defining event for European football will be attended by the head coaches of all national teams, including the manager of the blue and yellows Andriy Shevchenko. According to the results of the performance in the League of Nations, Ukraine got to the second basket for the draw.

After the draw, federation officials will share their views on competitors in the final stages. Also on this day there will be a meeting of the coordination group of the final tournament, which will be attended by the secretaries-general of the 12 associations that are the hosts of Euro-2020.

Drawing of the final round of the League of Nations

Some national federations will continue their work in Ireland on Monday 3 December. The UEFA Final will be drawn today, which will determine the semi-finals of the Group A Champions League semi-finals, including Portugal, Switzerland, the Netherlands and England. The final tournament of the first historic draw of the League of Nations will take place in early June next year in Portugal.