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  • Surge in optimism for rejuvenated Ukraine

    FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking

    Surge in optimism for rejuvenated Ukraine

    Thursday 18 April 2013

    Thanks to the victories over Poland and Moldova, Ukraine are up 11 places in the latest edition of the Ranking and now lie 37th, their best placing since 35th spot in May 2011.

  • Ukraine see off Moldova fightback

    Europe

    Ukraine see off Moldova fightback

    Tuesday 26 March 2013

    Goals from Andriy Yarmolenko and Yevhen Khacheridi earned Ukraine all three points against Moldova in their FIFA World Cup qualifying match, but only after the visitors had so nearly caused an upset in Odessa.

  • Spain stumble, Portugal rescue point

    Europe

    Spain stumble, Portugal rescue point

    Friday 22 March 2013

    FIFA.com reviews all the action from a massive evening of Brazil 2014 qualifiers in Europe highlighted by a shock draw at home for world champions Spain against Finland, while Portugal narrowly avoided defeat in Israel.

  • PSG, Schalke finish top as Dortmund stride on

    UEFA Champions League

    PSG, Schalke finish top as Dortmund stride on

    Tuesday 4 December 2012

    FIFA.com reviews the penultimate evening of action in the UEFA Champions League group stage with Paris St Germain and Schalke securing top spot in their respective groups.

  • First point for Zagreb in snowstorm

    UEFA Champions League

    First point for Zagreb in snowstorm

    Tuesday 4 December 2012

    Dinamo Zagreb grabbed their first goal and first point of a dismal UEFA Champions League campaign, with their opponents Dynamo Kiev settling for a UEFA Europa League place.

  • Shevchenko: I have no plans to retire

    Ukraine

    Shevchenko: I have no plans to retire

    Monday 4 July 2011

    Ukraine and Dynamo Kiev forward Andriy Shevchenko has said he has no plans to retire in the near future, with the 34-year-old's sights firmly set on UEFA EURO 2012, being part-held in his home nation.

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