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Group C |

| Ukraine |

| History, Qualification & Form |

Ukraine co hosted EURO 2012, and go in to the competition under former AC Milan striker Shevenchenko, and the influence of Atalanta’s Malinovski.

▪ Unbeaten in 8 qualifying (6 wins and 2 draws) matches.

| Fixtures |

Vs Netherlands (13th June, Amsterdam)

Vs North Macedonia (17th June, Bucharest)

Vs Austria (21st June, Bucharest)

| Manager/Coach – Shevenchenko |

| Usual Formation – 4-3-3 |

| Players To Look Out For/Key/Influential Players |

Yarmolenko

| Goalkeepers |

Bushchan

Pyatov

Trubin

| Right Backs |

Karavaev

| Centre Backs |

Krytsov

Matviyenko

Zabarnyi

Kryvtsov

Popov

Tymchyk

Mykolenko

Matviyenko

| Left Backs |

Mikolenko

Sobol

| (Defensive) Midfielders |

Stepanenko

Malinovski

Zinchenko

Sydorchuk

Shaparenko

Makarenko

Zubkov

Sudakov

Bezus

| Right Wide Forwards |

Yarmolenko

Marlos

| Number 9s |

Yaremchuk

Besedin

Dovbyk

| Left Wide Forwards |

Tsyhankov

| Holland |

| History, Qualification & Form |

▪ Former winners of the competition in 1988.

▪ 3 times World Cup finalists.

▪ Nations League finalists.

▪ Won 6 of their 8 qualifying matches.

| Fixtures |

Vs Ukraine (13th June, Amsterdam)

Vs Austria (17th June, Amsterdam)

Vs North Macedonia (21st June, Amsterdam)

| Manager/Coach – F.De Boer |

| Usual Formation – 5-3-2/3-4-1-2/3-5-2 (sometimes 4-3-3) |

| Players To Look Out For/Key/Influential Players |

De Ligt

Dumfries

De Jong

Depay

| Goalkeepers |

Cillessen

Bizot

Stekenlenburg

| Right Wing Backs/Full Backs

Dumfries

Veltman

| Centre Backs |

De Vrij

De Ligt

Timber

Ake

| Left Backs |

Wijndal

Blind

| (Defensive) Midfielders |

F.de Jong

Klaasen

Wijnaldum

de Roon

van de Beek

Gravenberch

de Jong

Klaasen

Koopmeiners

| Right Wide Forwards |

Berghuis

Gakpo

| Number 9s |

L.de Jong

Malen

| Left Wide Forwards |

Depay

Promes

Weghorst

| Austria |

| History, Qualification & Form |

▪ Enter their third European Championship.

| Fixtures |

Vs North Macedonia (13th June, Bucharest)

Vs Netherlands (17th June, Amsterdam)

Vs Ukraine (21st June, Bucharest)

| Manager/Coach – Foda|

| Usual Formation – 4-5-1/4-2-3-1/4-4-2|

| Players To Look Out For/Key/Influential Players |

Alaba

Sabitzer

Arnautovic

| Officially Named Squad |

| Goalkeepers |

Bachmann

Pervan

A.Schlager

| Right Backs |

Lainer

| Centre Backs|

Hinteregger

Drogovic

Friedl

Lienhart

Posch

Trimmel

Ulmer

| Left Backs |

Alaba

| (Defensive) Midfielders |

Baumgartlinger

Grillitsch

Laimer

Schaub

Schlager

Schopf

Ilsanker

| Right Winger/Right Sided Midfielders |

Sabitzer

Lazaro

| Number 10s/Attacking Midfielders |

X.Schlager

| Left Winger/Left Sided Midfielders |

Baumgartner

| Number 9s |

Kalajdzic

Gregoritsch

Arnautovic

Onisiwo

| North Macedonia |

| History, Qualification & Form |

▪ Qualified for their first ever major international tournament.

▪ Beat Kosovo and Georgia in the play-offs.

| Fixtures |

Vs Austria (13th June, Bucharest)

Vs Ukraine (17th June, Bucharest)

Vs Netherlands (21st June, Amsterdam)

| Manager/Coach – Angelovski|

| Usual/Possible Formation – 5-3-2/3-5-2 (can change from game to game)|

| Players To Look Out For/Key/Influential Players |

Alioski

Pandev

| Goalkeepers |

Dimitrievski

Sikovski

Jankov

| Right Backs/Right Wing Backs |

Ristovski

| Centre Backs |

Velkovski

Bejtulai

| Centre Backs |

Musliu

Ristevski

| Left Backs/Left Wing Backs |

Alioski

Zajkov

| (Defensive) Midfielders |

Nikolov

Bardhi

Avramovski

| (Defensive) Midfielders |

Ademi

Spirovski

Radeski

| Number 10s/Attacking Midfielders |

Elmas

Kostadinov

Hasani

| Left Wingers |

Bardhi

Trajkovski

| Number 9s |

Pandev

Trickovski

Stojanovski

Ristovski

Velkoski

Nestorovski