Mark Temnycky is an AIPS accredited journalist who covers the Ukrainian men’s national team and Ukrainian clubs competing in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League for the Futbolgrad Network. Pyatov – Karavayev, Matviyenko, Kryvtsov, Mykolenko – Sydorchuk – Tsygankov (Besyedin, 77’), Malinovskyi (Shakhov, 88’), Kovalenko (Shepelyev, 77’), Yarmolenko – Yaremchuk Rajković – Maksimović, Milenković, Kolarov, Rodić – Gudelj, Maksimović (Milivojević, 76’) – Tadić, Radonjić (Milinković-Savić, 82’), Ljajić (Gaćinović, 69’) – Mitrović After all, they will want to make amends for their poor performances at Euro 20. While the competition is only seven months away, Ukraine will look to make the necessary preparations for next summer’s tournament. The opening day of the 2020 European Championships will be held on 12 June. Overall, they have been simply superb in 2019. The Zbirna scored 20 goals during this period, conceded only six goals and kept six clean sheets. Ukraine played 10 matches in 2019, where they won seven games and drew three. This is the first time in the Zbirna’s history where they have gone undefeated in an entire calendar year.
Having drawn 2-2 with Serbia on Matchday 8, the result means Ukraine went undefeated in the 2019 calendar year. (Photo by Srdjan Stevanovic/Getty Images) Serbia v Ukraine – Artem Besedin (L) of Ukraine celebrates after scoring a goal with Oleksandr Karavaev (R) during the UEFA Euro 2020 Qualifier between Serbia and Ukraine on Novemin Belgrade, Serbia.
0 kommentar(er)
