Main coach of the Ukrainian girls' team WU-17 (for players born in 2009-2010) Lyudmyla Lemeshko has published a list of 22 players called up for training before the second round of Euro-2026 qualification (WU-17).

Our team will conduct a training and match preparation in Uzhhorod, after which we will travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina to participate in the matches of the second round of qualification.

Composition of the Ukrainian girls' team U-17

Golekeepers: Oleksandra Lysenko ("Kryvbas" Kryvyi Rih), Mariya Vakulko ("Pohorina" Kostenpol).

Defenders: Anastasiia Belkina ("Kryvbas" Kryvyi Rih), Veronika Derevenyenko ("EMS-Podillya" Vinnytsia), Yelyzaveta Gyrun ("OFKP Polissya" Kyiv), Nina Pypchenko ("Shakhtar" Donetsk), Sofia Grygorieva, Anastasiia Pryadko (both from "DFA Vorskla" Poltava).

Midfielders: Oleksandra Pychevska ("Yunost" Chernihiv), Angelina Semenyk ("Ladomir" Volodymyr), Sofia Kozishkurte ("Vorskla" Poltava), Milena Ivanchenko ("Metallist 1925" Kharkiv), Polina Nazarenko, Anna Lyakh, Veronika Neposhaylenko, Iryna Oleynichenko (all from "Kryvbas" Kryvyi Rih), Vitalina Boychuk ("OFKP Polissya" Kyiv), Viktoriya Zolotuhina ("Shakhtar" Donetsk), Myroslava Lavyrik (DYSH "Podil" Kyiv).

Forwards: Karyna Lespukh ("Kolos" Kovalevka), Daria Kolydya ("Metallist 1925" Kharkiv), Yuliia Kuciba ("OFKP Polissya" Kyiv).

It should be recalled that after the first round of qualification, the wards of Lyudmyla Lemeshko occupied the last place in their Group A and dropped to Group B, losing the chance to play at Euro-2026 (WU-17). Before the second round draw, the blue-yellow team landed in the first pot of the second division.

In the end, by fate, the Ukrainians ended up in Group B5, where their opponents will be the teams from Bulgaria and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Schedule of matches for Group B5

02.04.2026

Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bulgaria 15:00

05.02.2026

Bulgaria - Ukraine 15:00

08.04.2026

Ukraine - Bosnia and Herzegovina 15:00

The Kyiv time of the start of matches is indicated.

Euro-2026 (WU-17). Second round of qualification

Group A

Group A1: Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Sweden.

Group A2: England, Italy, Croatia, Turkey.

Group A3: Finland, Czech Republic, Romania, Latvia.

Group A4: France, Austria, Serbia, Iceland.

Group A5: Switzerland, Norway, Scotland, Greece.

Group A6: Spain, Portugal, Hungary, Kosovo.

Group A7: Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia, Wales.

Group B

Group B1: Belarus, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia.

Group B2: North Macedonia, Northern Ireland, Luxembourg, Georgia.

Group B3: Belgium, Slovenia, Faroe Islands, Azerbaijan.

Group B4: Montenegro, Kazakhstan, Moldova.

Group B5: Ukraine, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Group B6: Andorra, Israel, Albania.

The six winners and the best second-placed teams in Group B will move up to Group A after the second round of qualification.

It should be noted that the final stage of Euro-2026 (WU-17) will take place from April 4 to May 17, 2026 in Northern Ireland. This tournament will also serve as a qualifier for the 2026 Women's World Cup (WU-17) in Morocco.