Euro 2025 (U-19) in futsal. The Ukrainian youth national team crushed Moldova in their opening match

Today, September 28, the Ukraine U-19 futsal team started in the final stage of the 2025 European Championship.

Euro 2025 (U-19) in futsal. The Ukrainian youth national team crushed Moldova in their opening match

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In the capital of Moldova, Chisinau, Igor Mosyichov's wards met with the tournament hosts. And they settled the question of victory already in the first half. They materialized their great class difference and field advantage into goals by Kametz, Klimchuk, Tsap, and Pershin's brace.

After halftime, Moldovans had a fantastic chance to score a prestige goal when they were playing with an extra man after Hibovsky's dismissal, but failed to capitalize on it. Moreover, later Malynovskyi and Rostkivsky increased the gap in the scoreboard. In summary—7:0, a confident start for our boys at the tournament. However, matches against competitors fighting for advancement to the semifinals are ahead.

UEFA-2025 (U-19) futsal

Group A: Moldova, Portugal, Italy, Ukraine.

Group B: Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, Czech Republic.

Group A. 1st round

28.09.2025

Ukraine (U-19) — Moldova (U-19) — 7:0 (5:0)

Goals: Kametz (3), Klimchuk (5), Tsap (7), Pershin (9, 13), Malynovskyi (29), Rostkivskyi (36).

Ukraine (U-19): Belimov, Klimchuk, Shpak, Pershin, Malynovskyi; Rybak, Shevets, Skliaruk, Kametz, Tsap, Rostkivskyi, Hibovskyi, Savych, Hospodenko.

Dismissed: Hibovskyi (23).

Portugal — Italy (14:00)

29.09.2025

Italy — Moldova (16:00)

Ukraine — Portugal (14:00)

01.10.2025

Moldova — Portugal (16:00)

Italy — Ukraine (14:00)

Semifinals

03.10.2025

A1 — B2 (18:00/20:30)

B1 — A2 (18:00/20:30)

Final

05.10.2025

20:30

Match start times are in Kyiv time.

As a reminder, the Ukrainian U-19 futsal team successfully advanced to one of four European Championships after competing in the main round qualifiers for UEFA-2025.

Within Group 5 of the main round qualifiers for UEFA-2025 (U-19), matches were held in the Serbian city of Vrnjacka Banja. The blue and yellow team confidently defeated Montenegro (9:2) and the Netherlands (6:2), and in the decisive match, they narrowly beat the hosts (1:0). Thus, Ukrainians secured first place in their group and qualified for the European Championship.