Spain vs. Ukraine plays the semi-finals of the 2023 European Under-21 Championship LIVE this Wednesday 5th July. The team led by Santi Denia has shown great attacking prowess throughout the tournament; However, to get to the final, they must defeat the only team that couldn’t win within 90 minutes. Follow HERE all the incidents of this key match via La 1 de TVE and La República Deportes.
La Rojita got her ticket to the semifinals from Defeat Switzerland 2-1, in a very close match that went into overtime; Sergio Gómez Martín (68th) and Juan Miranda (103rd) were the architects of the victory. The result also qualified Hispanics for the Paris 2024 Olympics as England, also semi-finalists, cannot compete alone but as Great Britain.
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Spain vs. Ukraine: European Under-21 Championship semi-final fixture list
The semifinals between Spain vs Ukraine for the U21 European Championship, depending on the location, the games will be played at the following times:
- Spain (Peninsula): 9:00 p.m
- Spain (Canary Islands): 8 p.m
- Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil: 4 p.m
- Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Venezuela, Miami: 3 p.m
- Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama: 2 p.m
- Mexico (Central), Guatemala, Costa Rica: 1:00 p.m
Spain lost in the quarter-finals but managed to beat Switzerland and advance to the semi-finals. Photo: EFE
Where to Watch Spain vs Ukraine U21 Semifinals LIVE?
The transmission of the game Spain vs Ukraine U21 It will be available on La 1 de TVE and RTVE Play in Spain and on UEFA.tv in Latin America. You can also follow all the events of this engagement FREE LIVE ONLINE via La República Deportes.
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Spain vs Ukraine U21: possible line-ups
- Spain: Tenas; Victor, Paredes, Pacheco, Miranda; Blanco, Baena, Sancet; Rodri, Sergio, Ruiz.
- Ukraine: Trubin; Sych, Batagov, Talovierov, Vivcharenko; Braschko, Bondarenko, Sudakov; Kashchuk, Mudryk, Sikan.