Dnipro-1
LNZ
Dnipro-1: 1. Volynets, 6. Horin O., 39. Svatok, 5. Sarapiy, 8. Pikhalonok( till 64'), 20. Horbunov S.( till 46'), 25. Kohut I.( till 76'), 34. Tanchyk, 7. Filippov, 9. Hutsuliak( till 64'), 95. Felipe Pires( till 76')
Substitution: 26. Kaplienko(from 46'), 11. D. Miroshnichenko(from 64'), 17. Lednev(from 64'), 22. Rubchynskyi(from 76'), 99. Bill(from 76')
Bench: 12. Kinareikin, 93. Walef, 30. Kravets V., 4. Purita, 18. Babenko, 28. Andre Marcos, 31. Kivinda
Yellow Cards: Kaplienko 88', Horin O. 93'
LNZ: 94. Penkov, 23. Nasonov, 34. Muravskyi, 71. Lopyryonok, 95. Stasyuk, 5. Kaliuzhnyi, 10. Boiko V., 11. Pasich G.( till 76'), 77. Savin An.( till 64'), 9. Priadun( till 87'), 70. Naumets( till 46')
Substitution: 7. Shestakov S.(from 46'), 17. Norenkov(from 64'), 19. Khoblenko(from 76'), 20. Tarasenko O.(from 87')
Bench: 72. Samoylenko K., 8. Khamelyuk, 27. Tyshchenko Iv., 28. Kopyl S., 16. Oliynyk
Yellow Cards: Kaliuzhnyi 54', Savin An. 58', Norenkov 68', Boiko V. 91'
Referee: Dmytro Panchyshyn. VAR - Yurii Ivanov
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After dropping out of all European Cup tournaments, the vice-champions of Ukraine can focus on domestic competitions
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Dnipro-1 set an anti-record of Ukrainian football, dropping out of the qualification of three European Cup tournaments in a row
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Oleg Dulub became the new head coach of LNZ Cherkasy, the club's press service reports
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The victory over LNZ allowed Metallist 1925 to move up to 9th place in the UPL table with six points
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For the first time this season, Dnipro-1 did not lose in the first European match
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In the fourth round of the UPL Obolon got its first victory in the current championship by beating Dnipro-1
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Head coach of Dnipro-1 Oleksandr Kucher has officially resigned
