Ukraine has qualified for its first major tournament since the beginning of their war with Russia. On Tuesday, Mykhailo Mudryk’s late winner against Iceland secured a place for Ukraine at Euro 2024.
Before the match, midfielder Volodymyr Brazhko said: “Making the Euros will help the world to not forget about Ukraine.” This year, the tournament will be hosted by Germany in June, and Ukraine will be in Group E along with Belgium, Romania and Slovakia.
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