The match took place in the city of Druskininkai at the "Druskininkai Stadium". In the first half, the teams exchanged dangerous shots from Jurionas and Tutyurov, but spectators did not see any goals.

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The main events of the match unfolded after halftime. In the 69th minute, Synchuk passed to Krevsun, who scored against the opposing team's goal. Four minutes later, a pass from Krups'kyi on the right flank came under Corniychuks's strike, and he hit the left lower corner. And in the 77th minute, Synchuk won a penalty kick on the right wing of the penalty area, which he himself converted. The match ended with a successful shot by Gadzhiev.

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Thus, 4:0 in favor of the team coached by Dmytro Mykhaylenko. The next match for the blue and yellow team will be on September 10 against the Hungarian national team.

Euro-2027 (U-21). Qualifying tournament. Group H. Matchday 1

Lithuania (U-21) — Ukraine (U-21) — 0:4 (0:0)

Goals: Krevsun (69), Corniychuks (73), Synchuk (77, from the penalty kick), Gadzhiev (90+4).

Lithuania (U-21): Virvilas, Audinis, Macionius, Sasnauskas, Jurionas, Stankavichyus, Shlyta (Vosilyus, 80), Burdzilauskas (Shetkus, 80), Zevzhikovas (Matijonok, 72), Andreyev (Gudelovich, 61), Steponavicius (Lukashевич, 80).

Ukraine (U-21): Krapivcov, Corniychuks, Melnychenko, Khолод, Krups'kyi, Saleiko, Varfolomeev (Ogarkov, 79), Krevsun (Fedorchuk, 88), Tutyurov (Gusol, 60), Ponomarenko (Stepanov, 60), Synchuk (Gadzhiev, 79)

Cautioned: Steponavicius (57), Burdzilauskas (61), Macionius (87) — Tutyurov (51), Varfolomeev (56).

Red card: Jurionas (90+2).

September 5. Druskininkai. LSC "Druskininkai Stadium".

Photo by Andriy Hrabovskyy

Match schedule for Group N in the Euro-2027 (U-21) qualifying tournament

September 9, 2025. Lithuania — Hungary

September 9, 2025. Turkey — Croatia

October 10, 2025. Ukraine — Hungary

October 10, 2025. Turkey — Lithuania  

October 14, 2025. Croatia — Ukraine

October 14, 2025. Hungary — Turkey

November 13, 2025. Croatia — Lithuania

November 14, 2025. Turkey — Ukraine

November 18, 2025. Lithuania — Turkey  

November 18, 2025. Hungary — Croatia

March 27, 2026. Ukraine — Lithuania

March 31, 2026. Hungary — Ukraine

March 31, 2026. Croatia — Turkey

September 26, 2026. Ukraine — Turkey

September 26, 2026. Croatia — Hungary

October 1, 2026. Hungary — Lithuania

October 2, 2026. Ukraine — Croatia

October 6, 2026. Turkey — Hungary

October 6, 2026. Lithuania — Croatia

Euro-2027 (U-21) Qualifying Tournament

Group A: Spain, Romania, Finland, Kosovo, Cyprus, San Marino.

Group B: Portugal, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Scotland, Azerbaijan, Gibraltar.

Group C: France, Switzerland, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Luxembourg, Estonia.

Group D: England, Ireland, Slovakia, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Andorra.

Group E: Italy, Poland, Sweden, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Armenia.

Group F: Germany, Georgia, Greece, Northern Ireland, Latvia, Malta.

Group G: Netherlands, Norway, Slovenia, Israel, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group H: Ukraine, Croatia, Hungary, Turkey, Lithuania.

Group I: Denmark, Belgium, Austria, Wales, Belarus.

Nine groups were formed: six of them will have six teams each and three will have five.

In the final stage of Euro-2027 (U-21) sixteen teams will participate: Albania, Serbia, and fourteen other national teams that qualify based on their qualifying results (nine group winners, the best team among second-place finishers, and four playoff winners).

Qualification Group Stage Match Windows

2025:

• March 17—25;
• June 2—10;
• September 1—9;
• October 6—14;
• November 10—18.

2026:

• March 23—31;
• September 21 — October 6;

Playoff: November 9—17, 2026.

Euro-2027 (U-21) is planned to be held at four stadiums in Albania (Tirana, Shkoder, Elbasan, Rrogozhina) and four in Serbia (Novi Sad, Loznica, Leskovac, Zajecar). The opening match will take place in Serbia, the final — in Albania. It is worth noting that the top teams at Euro-2027 (U-21) will qualify for the 2028 Olympics from UEFA's zone.