Monday of the European Championship will open with the match between Romania and Ukraine: the two teams face each other at the Allianz Arena in Munich at 3pm and kick off Group E, in which they are included with Belgium and Slovakia. The match on paper is very balanced and could therefore provide a spectacle. Match referee Glen Nyberg.
here Romania
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The Romanian national team had failed to qualify for the previous European Championships and returns to the competition for the sixth time, after the last appearance in 2016: the debut could be particularly felt by coach Edward Iordanescu, who will be Romania’s first coach in a European championship after his father Anghel. The key player of the team is undoubtedly Radu Dragusin: the former Genoa player is a candidate to be a point of reference both in the defensive phase and on set pieces, where he can be very dangerous with his aerial insertions.
here Ukrainian
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Ukraine is participating in the European Championship for the fourth time in a row, although this time they were very close to being excluded: Rebrov’s boys finished third in the qualifying group – behind England and Italy – and found themselves facing the play-offs, in which they overtook Bosnia and Iceland. The symbolic man is undoubtedly Mykhaylo Mudryk, author of the decisive goal in the match against the Icelanders.
Romania: (4-2-3-1) Nita; Ratiu, Dragusin, Rus, Bancu; R. Marin, M. Marin; Man, Stanciu, Dragus; Mihaila
Ukraine: (4-3-3) Lunin; Konoplia, Zabarnyi, Matviyenko, Zinchenko; Shaparenko, Stepanenko, Sudakov; Tsyganov, Dovbyk, Mudryk
where to see it
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Romania-Ukraine will be visible on Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport Calcio, Sky Sport 4K and Sky Sport 251. There will be no Rai coverage for this match.
