Media service MEGOGO has won the tender for the exclusive broadcast on the territory of Ukraine of the final tournament matches of the European Championship-2025 (U-21) featuring the Ukrainian national team. Viewers will be able to enjoy the top event of the offseason on the MEGOGO platform and the “MEGOGO SPORT” channel, which is available on T2 air and cable networks.
This year’s Euro U-21 will be hosted by Slovakia. The tournament starts on June 11 and will end on the 28th of the same month, with 16 teams participating. The Ukrainian national team will start their campaign on June 12 with a match against Denmark, kickoff at 19:00. The players of Unai Melgos are among the favorites for the medal after the last European Championship and their confident performance in the qualifiers.
All matches of the tournament will be broadcast on OTT platform MEGOGO. Games of the Ukrainian national team and selected matches involving other youth national teams will be broadcast for free on the “MEGOGO SPORT” channel on T2 air and cable networks.
In particular, the broadcast channel will show live the following games:
Details regarding the formats of studio broadcasts and commentators will be announced later.
“Winning the UEFA tender is the result of our consistent and hard work to maintain the level of content and maximize the fill of the broadcast channel and the MEGOGO platform with quality sports broadcasts. We are grateful to our partners for their trust and are pleased to offer fans during the offseason the performances of the Ukrainian youth national team at Euro-2025 (U-21) both on a subscription and on a free-to-air channel,” — Vladimir Borovik, co-founder of MEGOGO.
Additionally, the top two teams from each group will qualify for the quarterfinals. The final of the youth Euro-2025 (U-21) will take place on June 28 in Bratislava.
The Ukrainian national team has qualified for the final stage of Euro U-21 for the second consecutive time. In the last European Championship-2023 (U-21), our team reached the semifinals, and the best result of the “blue-yellow” remains the silver medal at the 2006 tournament.