The Ukrainian Football Association, the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine, and the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine appealed to FIFA and UEFA.

A meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee was held in Prague, Czech Republic, at which a number of important decisions for European football were made.

A meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee was held today in Dublin, Ireland, at which a number of decisions on important issues were made.

UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a telephone conversation this weekend, exchanging views on current geopolitical and sporting issues.

Today, a meeting of the organization's executive committee, which includes Andriy Pavelko, was held at UEFA headquarters in Nyon.

The desire of officials from the aggressor country to involve teams from temporarily occupied Crimea in competitions on the territory of the Russian Federation did not go unnoticed by the Ukrainian Football Association.

The inaugural CONMEBOL-UEFA Women's Champions Cup featured the reigning European and South American champions, England and Brazil, respectively.

As is tradition, UEFA experts have formed a list of the most talented young (under 21) football players in Europe who have the best chance of proving themselves at their best this year.

The Ukrainian Football Association has sent an appeal to UEFA regarding the behavior of Turkish Fenerbahce fans during the home Champions League match against Dynamo Kyiv in a Champions League qualifying match.

After extensive consultations with stakeholders today in Vienna, the UEFA Executive Committee, which includes UAF President Andriy Pavelko, approved the final format and list of admission to European club tournaments from the 2024/2025 season in accordance with its decision of April 19, 2021 to introduce the so-called Swiss system.

The UEFA Executive Committee, of which UAF President Andrey Pavelko is a member, held a meeting today and adopted a number of decisions in addition to the resolution of February 28, 2022 to exclude all Russian national teams and clubs from UEFA tournaments until further notice.

The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has decided to allocate considerable money to help Ukrainian children suffering due to Russian aggression in Ukraine.

The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) today announced the complete severance of all commercial relations with Russia's Gazprom.

Following the initial decisions taken by the FIFA Council and the UEFA Executive Committee to take additional measures, FIFA and UEFA have today jointly decided that all Russian teams, whether national or club, will be suspended from participating in competitions under the auspices of FIFA and UEFA until further notice.

Following the development of the situation between Ukraine and Russia, UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin decided to convene an extraordinary meeting of the organization's Executive Committee.

The UEFA Executive Committee, which includes UAF President Andriy Pavelko, was provided with the results of an independent study, conducted at the request of UEFA, to assess the economic impact on European national associations of a possible biennial World Cup and a new calendar of international matches for men's and women's football.

On December 9, the Ukrainian Football Association celebrated its 30th anniversary at the National Opera of Ukraine in the presence of state leaders, the UEFA President, FIFA representatives, and heads of European football associations.

The European Parliament has adopted a comprehensive resolution on EU sports policy and called for action to protect sport on the continent from the threat of divisive tournaments like the European Super League, which has never come into force.

The Union of European Football Associations has announced the deadline for national associations interested in hosting Euro 2028. UEFA has announced that national associations hoping to host Euro 2028 must do so by March 2022.

Following the recommendations of the Club Competitions Committee and the Women's Football Committee, the UEFA Executive Committee, of which UAF President Andriy Pavelko is a member, on June 24 approved a proposal to abolish the so-called away goals rule in all its club tournaments (among women, men and youth) starting with the 2021/2022 season qualifiers, the official UEFA website reports.