Euro-2022 (U-19): Volodymyr Yezersky's team learned the names of rivals in the elite round of selection

08.12.2021 14:16

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During the draw at UEFA headquarters in Nyon The Ukrainian U-2022 youth team (players born in 19) won its rivals in the elite round of the 2003 European Championship.

During the draw, seven groups of four teams were formed. The winners of their quartets will go to the final tournament, which will take place from June 18 to July 1, 2022. The national team of Slovakia won a direct pass to the final stage of Euro-2022 (U-19) as the host of the tournament.

Vladimir Yezersky's team, which in the qualifying round beat Malta (4: 2) and Finland (2: 1), and also drew with Poland (2: 2), during the draw of the elite round was in the basket B. Blue and yellow got to group 6, where they will meet with teams Netherlands, Norway and Serbia. The mini-tournament will take place from March 23 to 29, 2022 in the Netherlands. 

Euro-2022 (U-19). Elite round of selection

Group 1: Turkey, Hungary, Israel, Scotland.

Group 2: France, Bosnia and Herzegovina, The Czech Republic, Sweden.

Group 3: Portugal, England, Ireland, Armenia.

Group 4: Croatia, Georgia, Romania, Iceland.

Group 5: Italy, Belgium, Finland, Germany.

Group 6: Netherlands, Ukraine, Norway, Serbia.

Group 7: Russia, Denmark, Spain, Austria.

We will add that the five strongest national teams of Euro-2022 (U-19) will receive permits for the World Cup-2023 (U-20) in Indonesia.