Italy, which started the qualifying phase for the Eurocup in Germany 2024 losing on Thursday in Naples against England (1-2)leaving this Sunday in the field of malt in for his first win. Meanwhile, in the same group C, the ‘pross’ team, currently runners-up in Europe, will be looking to achieve their second victory, in this case at Wembley against Ukraine.
Despite the fall Reece James (which goes back to the discipline of Chelsea due to a muscular injury) and the sanction of Luke Shaw, Gareth SouthgateEngland manager, decided not to call any other players. Jude Bellingham, Jordan Henderson, and Kalvin Phillips They have had physical problems, but the coach said on Saturday that all three are fit to play.
The last time Ukraine and England met, who are in the quarterfinals of Euro 2020, the Southgate They beat Ukraine 4-0. This is the first match of the ‘pross’ at home since they fell in the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Qatar 2020 against France (1-2). Against Italy Harry Kane became England’s all-time top scorer (with 54 goals, to Wayne Rooney’s 53). It was England’s first win on Italian soil since 1961.
Ukrainein the direction of Ruslan Rotan (as a temporary measure), he will not be able to play matches at this stage for Euro 2024 in case due to the aggression he is suffering from Russia. Southgate said about Ukraine: “They are a group of players with a lot of pride, fully committed to the need to bring joy to their fans. Of course, although we feel great sympathy, we are focused, this is a football match”.
England is in front of Mykhailo Mudrykone of the new winter signings of Chelsea and he has yet to score as a ‘blue’ team player.
England-Ukraine
Wembley, 6:00 pm (UEFA TV)
England: Pickford; James, Stones, Maguire, Chilwell; Henderson, Phillips, Rice; Then, Harry Kane and Foden
coaches: Gareth Southgate
Ukraine: Lunar; Konoplya, Matvienko, Popov, Mykolenko; Malinovskyi, Stepanenko, Zinchenko; Tsygankov, Dovbyk and Mudryk
coaches: Ruslan Rotan (acting)
Referee: Ruslan Rotan (interim)
Source: La Verdad
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