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Ukraine vs Hungary: key information
Ukraine and Hungary go head-to-head in the Nations League today, with both sides desperate for the win in Group B2.
Andrea Maldera’s side were torn apart by Northern Ireland last time out and will need a much-improved performance against a Hungary side who sit level on points with them heading into today’s clash.
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Ukraine vs Hungary: Preview
Ukraine and Hungary meet again on Monday night with both sides knowing that victory could be crucial in the race for the top two places in Nations League Group B2.
The two countries are level on four points after three matches, although their recent fortunes have differed. Ukraine began the campaign with a 1-0 victory over Hungary in Budapest, before drawing 0-0 with Georgia. However, Serhiy Rebrov’s side suffered a major setback on Friday, losing 3-0 to Northern Ireland in Trnava.
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Hungary, meanwhile, bounced back from picking up just one point across their opening two games with a first victory of the campaign against Georgia, as Milos Kerkez headed in the winner midway through the first half.
Kerkez and his Liverpool teammate Dominik Szoboszlai will now be looking to lead their side to another crucial three points this evening.
Today’s match will again take place at the Anton Malatinsky Stadium in Trnava, Slovakia, meaning Ukraine will not have genuine home advantage despite being the nominal hosts.
Squads
Ukraine
Goalkeepers: Anatolii Trubin («Benfica» Lisbon, Portugal), Dmytro Riznyk («Shakhtar» Donetsk), Georgii Yermakov («Kharkiv»).
Defenders: Illia Zabarnyi («Paris Saint-Germain», France), Mykola Matviyenko, Valeri Bondar (both — «Shakhtar» Donetsk), Eduard Sarapiy, Bohdan Mikhailichenko (both — «Polissya» Zhovkva), Vitalii Mykolenko («Everton» Liverpool, England), Taras Mykhalko («Dynamo» Kyiv), Illia Krups’kyi («Kharkiv»), Oleksandr Drambeyev («LNZ» Cherkasy).
Midfielders: Oleh Ocheret’ko, Yegor Nazarina (both — «Shakhtar» Donetsk), Volodymyr Brachko, Mykola Shaparenko, Andriy Yarmolenko (all — «Dynamo» Kyiv), Oleksandr Andrievskyi, Oleksandr Nazarenko (both — «Polissya» Zhovkva), Ivan Varfolomyiev («Lincoln», England), Georgii Sudakov («Benfica» Lisbon, Portugal), Maksym Khlyan («Gurnik» Zabrze, Poland), Oleksandr Zubkov («AEK» Athens, Greece), Viktor Tsygankov («Ajax» Amsterdam, Netherlands).
Forwards: Danylo Sikanchuk («Anderlecht» Brussels, Belgium), Artem Stepanov («Utrecht», Netherlands), Matvii Ponomarenko («Dynamo» Kyiv), Vladyslav Vanat («Girona», Spain), Roman Yaremchuk («Olympiacos» Piraeus, Greece), Artem Dovbyk («Bologna», Italy).
Hungary
Goalkeepers: Bence Gundel-Takács (ZTE), Ármin Pécsi (Hartberg), Balázs Tóth (Blackburn Rovers)
Defenders: Bendegúz Bolla (Rapid Wien), Márk Csinger (Groningen), Áron Doktorics (Vasas), Milos Kerkez (Liverpool), Ákos Markgráf (København), Willi Orbán (RB Leipzig)
Attila Osváth (Ferencváros), Callum Styles (West Bromwich Albion), Kornél Szűcs (Vojvodina), Bence Várkonyi (Qarabağ)
Midfielders: Áron Csongvai (Saint-Étienne), András Schäfer (Union Berlin), Dominik Szoboszlai (Liverpool), Tamás Szűcs (Famalicão), Alex Tóth (Bournemouth), Rajmund Tóth (Konyaspor), Milán Vitalis (AEK)
Forwards: Gábor Jurek (MTK Budapest), Dániel Lukács (Puskás Akadémia), Damir Redzic (RB Salzburg), Roland Sallai (Galatasaray), József Szalai (Paks), Barnabás Varga (AEK)
FourFourTwo’s prediction
Ukraine 0-1 Northern Ireland
This could be a slow burner, but we think Northern Ireland just edge it with a late goal.
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