WU-19: Euro 2021 qualifying dates for Ukraine's youth team have changed

21.12.2020 15:05

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New dates for the matches of the qualifying round of the European Championship-2021 among women's youth national teams WU-19 have been set. According to English Premier League clubs' meeting solution, The UEFA Executive Committee, which includes UAF President Andriy Pavelko, has rescheduled.

At this stage of the competition, 48 teams are divided into 12 groups of four teams. According to the draw, the youth women's national team of Ukraine WU-19 went to Group 2, where its rivals will be Italy, Serbia (host) and Andorra. It became known that the quartet fights will take place in April 2021.

Previously, the mini-tournaments were scheduled for September and October 2020, then they were postponed to November, then - to February next year, and now - to April.

The elite round was replaced by butt matches, in which 2021 teams will play in June 14 - the winners of 12 qualifying groups, the best team among those who finish second (according to the matches with the first and third teams of their quartet), and seeded Spain. 

The final part will take place on schedule - from July 22 to August 2, 2021 in Belarus. The tournament, which determines the representatives of Europe at the 2022 World Cup WU-20, will feature the national team of the hosts and seven winners of the play-offs. 

Composition of all teams of the Qualifying Round UE2021

Group 1: Czech Republic, Portugal, Romania, Latvia.

Group 2: Italy, Serbia, Ukraine, Andorra.

Group 3: France, Slovakia, Wales, Northern Macedonia.

Group 4: Germany, Austria, Croatia, Kazakhstan.

Group 5: Norway, Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Faroe Islands.

Group 6: Scotland, Hungary, Montenegro, Estonia.

Group 7: Belgium, Sweden, Azerbaijan, Cyprus.

Group 8: Switzerland, Northern Ireland, Turkey, Armenia.

Group 9: Denmark, Russia, Albania, Moldova.

Group 10: Netherlands, Slovenia, Israel, Lithuania.

Group 11: Finland, Iceland, Bulgaria, Georgia.

Group 12: England, Ireland, Greece, Kosovo.