Ukraine – Czechia, League of Nations: where to watch the broadcast

14 October 2024 08:41

Today, on 14 October, at 21:45 Kyiv time, in Wroclaw, Poland, at the Tarczynski Arena Wroclaw stadium, the Ukrainian national men’s football team will play its next match in the League of Nations against the Czech Republic, reports "Komersant Ukrainian"

Standings

After three rounds, Ukraine continues to occupy the last place in Group B1, despite the victory over Georgia in the previous match.

It is worth reminding you that Ukraine is competing in League B of the tournament. This means that our national team is not fighting for victory in the entire League of Nations, but only for getting into League A, where the strongest teams compete. The team that will take first place in the group at the end of the season will be promoted immediately, and the second place team will play in the play-offs for promotion to the top division.

Bookmakers’ predictions

Bookmakers from William Hill consider the Czech national team to be the favourite of the match, but only slightly – the Czech Republic’s odds are 2.60, Ukraine’s odds are 2.62, and the draw is 3.20.

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Comments from the national teams’ camps

“I’ve never said that we see this tournament solely as a preparation. We can get to the World Cup through it, so every game is important. But we have to give young players a chance, those who have proven themselves in the Ukrainian and European championships. We have called up enough players who are proving themselves in the league.”
Serhii Rebrov, head coach of the Ukrainian national team

“We know that Ukraine is good on the counter-attack. We watched the match against Georgia and saw the new players. But I think the high quality of the team has not changed because of the presence of newcomers. The system of play also remained the same. We saw the addition of Artem Dovbyk, who did not play against us in Prague. I think he is currently the best striker not only in Europe but also in the world.”
Ivan Hasek, Czech Republic head coach