Kolos
Polissya
Kolos: 23. Fesiun, 5. Bondarenko V., 6. Burda, 15. Chornomorets, 29. Yemets, 50. Bolbat( till 75'), 7. Demchenko Ol., 27. Luchkevych, 90. Bohdanov( till 81'), 19. Diego Carioca( till 60'), 22. Bezborodko( till 81')
Substitution: 8. Veleten(from 60'), 69. Ilyin(from 75'), 14. Milko(from 81'), 32. Popov K.(from 81')
Bench: 1. Horokh, 20. Mysak, 2. Cucoș, 3. Goncharenko, 35. Zolotov, 47. Myakushko
Yellow Cards: Bohdanov 49', Luchkevych 70'
Polissya: 71. Boyko, 29. Smoliakov, 44. Chobotenko, 77. Kushnirenko, 6. Tankovskyi( till 84'), 22. Hrytsuk( till 84'), 30. Shabanov, 59. Kozak Ar., 9. Morozko, 18. Makouana( till 85'), 28. Budkivskiy
Substitution: 55. Krushynskyi(from 84'), 99. Arielson(from 84'), 23. Shastal(from 85')
Bench: 1. Kudryk, 33. Pospelov, 4. Gitchenko, 5. Kravchenko M., 8. Ogiria, 10. Yanakov D., 11. Shapoval V., 95. Mustafaiev E.
Yellow Cards: Makouana 45', Tankovskyi 46', Budkivskiy 52'
Referee: Kateryna Monzul. VAR - Andrii Kovalenko
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Another team that missed the opportunity to replace Shakhtar at the top of the standings was Polissya
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One of the most intriguing confrontations in the 1/8 finals of the Ukrainian Cup was the meeting between Polissya and Dnipro-1
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The eighth round of the UPL ended with the match between Metalist 1925 and Kolos
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Minaj scored first in their UPL game with Polissya, however they were unable to keep the victory
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Dnipro-1 in the first match under the leadership of new coach Yuri Maksymov failed to defeat Kolos
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Chornomorets got an important three points in today's match with Polissya, thus catching up with its opponent in the standings
