Ukraine
UkraineFounded
1991
Coach
Sergiy RebrovVenue
Estadio Enrique Roca de Murcia
City
Murcia
Capacity
31,179
Surface
grass
Season Stats
Record
3W 1D 3L
H:2W/A:1W
Goals
11 / 14 (-3)
H:5/A:6
Clean Sheets
1
H:1/A:0
Sidelined Players (2)
Recent Results
vs Sweden
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 26/03/2026
vs Iceland
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 16/11/2025
@ France
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 13/11/2025
vs Azerbaijan
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 13/10/2025
@ Iceland
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 10/10/2025
@ Azerbaijan
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 09/09/2025
vs France
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 05/09/2025
@ Belgium
UEFA Nations League Play-offs AB · 23/03/2025
vs Belgium
UEFA Nations League Play-offs AB · 20/03/2025
@ Albania
UEFA Nations League League B · 19/11/2024
Ukraine
The Ukraine national football team, known as the Yellow-Blues, is governed by the Ukrainian Association of Football, established in 1991 following independence. Ukraine's finest World Cup performance came in 2006, when they reached the quarter-finals in Germany, losing to Italy who went on to win the tournament. Andriy Shevchenko, one of the greatest strikers in history and a Ballon d'Or winner in 2004, remains the country's most iconic footballer. Ukraine qualified for the 2020 UEFA European Championship and reached the quarter-finals. Despite the ongoing war with Russia, the national team has continued to compete, qualifying for UEFA Euro 2024 in Germany and reaching the round of 16. Players like Oleksandr Zinchenko and Mykhailo Mudryk carry the torch for modern Ukrainian football.