Ukrainian Youth Championship. "Dynamo U-19 - Rukh U-19 - 10: 0: match report

On Friday, September 20, Dynamo U-19 played a match of the 7th round of the Ukrainian Youth Championship. Ihor Kostiuk's wards met with Lviv's Rukh. It was a home match for our team, it took place on the field of the NTB Dynamo in Koncha Zaspa.

U-19 Championship, 7th round

"Dynamo - Rukh - 10: 0 (4: 0)

Goals: Matkevych (5), Gerich (11, 44, 49, 54), Kremchanin (30), Lobko (65), Andreyko (74), Redushko (76, 79)

Cautions: Dykyi (69) - Hrynchuk (14), Bondar (36), Fitsyk (66)

Missed penalty: Miklyash (53, goalkeeper)

"Dynamo: 71. Surkis (K), 13. Korobov, 5. Syzonyuk, 4. Zakharchenko, 15. Dykyi, 22. Osipenko (8. Bilyi, 60), 6. Peikrishvili (14. Ishchenko, 75), 18. Salenko, 7. Kremchanin (30. Andreyko, 60), 10. Matkevych (20. Redushko, 36), 21. Gerich (9. Lobko, 60).

"Rukh: 1. Backus, 2. Ogorodnyk (16. Barshak, 75), 17. Fitsyk, 6. Kalinets, 4. Dyak, 77. Sanotskyi (7. Dzhurabayev, 46), 10. Uhrynchuk (76. Slyva, 46), 8. Miklyash (k), 19. Muzhylovsky (18. Dorosh, 77), 9. Bondar (75. Pankivsky, 77), 11. Denisov.

It should be noted that after six rounds, Dynamo scored 16 points and were in second place in the standings, while Rukh gained 8 points and was in 7th place.

As usual, Dynamo started the match actively and took possession of the ball. Lviv often made mistakes in defense, so Dynamo did not hesitate to use this to their advantage. At first, Kremchanin went one-on-one with the goalkeeper, and Matkevych could have scored immediately, but his shot was blocked. And in the very next attack, Kyiv took the lead: Gerich was in a striking position, but he failed to score; the ball bounced to Matkevych, and Andriy sent the ball into the net from outside the goalkeeper's area - 1-0.

The Rukh players responded with several promising attacks and even struck at Surkis' goal, though it was off target. But the hosts managed their next chance much better: Gerich, at a moment when the opponent's goalkeeper was not expecting it, scored a powerful and accurate shot - 2-0.

After that, the guests pushed the game away from their own goal for a while and even came close to reducing the deficit, but the opponent's player was a little short of accuracy. Gerich, Kremchanin, and Makkevych regularly found themselves in striking positions near the opposite goal. In the middle of the half, the game calmed down for a while, but not for long. First, Osypenko aimed at the far corner of the goal from the left, but missed, and very soon Kremchanin broke into the penalty area and left the goalkeeper no chance with a great shot - 3-0.

Once again, the ball found its way into Rukh's net after a shot by Matkevich, but our player was offside, so the goal was not recorded. At the end of the half, the referee awarded a penalty for a foul against Gerich in the Lviv penalty area. The eleven-meter kick was confidently taken by the victim himself and brought the score to 4-0.

As soon as the second half started, Gerich took advantage of the commotion in the penalty area, and while the rest of the players were waiting for the referee to call offside, he picked up the ball and sent it into the free corner of the goal - 5-0. There were no fewer interesting events in the future: first, the referee awarded a penalty kick to the White and Blues, but Surkis managed to deflect Miklyash's shot from the spot! Immediately afterward, Geric scored a poker, forcing the goalkeeper to capitulate - 6-0.

The goal extravaganza did not end there. Lobko, who had recently come on as a substitute, did the best job in the other team's penalty area and scored the seventh goal for Rukh. The eighth goal was scored by Andriyko, who scored an incredibly beautiful goal with a trajectory that was unbelievable. Shortly afterward, Redushko scored a double, first scoring with a direct shot and then successfully finishing it off. In addition, the Rukh goalkeeper parried two more dangerous shots by Bilyi after coming out one-on-one with him.

So, in the end, 10:0 is a more than convincing victory for the White and Blues for the second time this season.

It should be noted that Dynamo U-19 will play its next match in the youth championship on Saturday, September 28. In Round 8, Ihor Kostiuk's wards will play away to Kyiv's Left Bank.