Futsal · International
Latvia 1–10 Ukraine: 2001 UEFA Futsal Championship, 28 September 2000
Latvia and Ukraine finished 1–10 on 28 September 2000 in the 2001 UEFA Futsal Championship. The match belonged to the qualifying round in Andorra la Vella.
28 September 2000 · Andorra la Vella
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The match
Latvia and Ukraine finished 1–10 on 28 September 2000 in the 2001 UEFA Futsal Championship. The match belonged to the qualifying round in Andorra la Vella.
Ukraine won by 9 goals.
Goals and incidents
Serhiy Koridze scored in minute 16 (Ukraine). Serhiy Koridze scored in minute 17 (Ukraine). Olexandr Kosenko scored in minute 19 (Ukraine).
Evgen Varenytsya scored in minute 23 (Ukraine). Olexandr Kabanenko scored in minute 26 (Ukraine). Jurijs Morozovs scored in minute 29 (Latvia).
Serhiy Koridze scored in minute 33 (Ukraine). Oleg Bezuglyy scored in minute 34 (Ukraine). Fedir Pylypiv scored in minute 37 (Ukraine).
Oleg Bezuglyy scored in minute 38 (Ukraine). Olexandr Kabanenko scored in minute 39 (Ukraine).
The competition campaign
The match was played in Group B: AND / FIN / LAT / UKR of the qualifying round. Latvia and Ukraine contested this fixture within that competition stage.
Latvia’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Andorra 5–1 Latvia on 27 September 2000. Latvia’s next recorded match in this campaign was Finland 1–0 Latvia on 30 September 2000.
Ukraine’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Ukraine 8–3 Finland on 27 September 2000. Ukraine’s next recorded match in this campaign was Andorra 1–6 Ukraine on 30 September 2000.
Venue and attendance
The venue identified in the match record is Pavelló del Govern, Andorra la Vella.
The recorded attendance was 30 spectators.
Other results in the campaign
Latvia’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Andorra 5–1 Latvia on 27 September 2000; Finland 1–0 Latvia on 30 September 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.
Ukraine’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Ukraine 8–3 Finland on 27 September 2000; Andorra 1–6 Ukraine on 30 September 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.
Sources
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