Ukraine will play its next Euro 2024 qualifying match against Northern Macedonia on 14 October in the Czech capital.
Fortuna Arena stadiumBack in early August, the Czech media reported that Sparta Prague had offered the UAF to play the game at their home stadium, Fortuna Arena, which is also home to the Czech national team. The stadium has a capacity of 20,232 seats and is the largest in the country.
The UAF's decision to hold the match in Prague seems logical. The Czech capital is home to many Ukrainians, so there will be plenty of people to support Serhii Rebrov's team. Also, according to Czech media, Sparta will cover the costs of the Ukrainian national team's stay in Prague.
