IRELAND'S NATIONS LEAGUE game away to Ukraine will be played in Poland in June.
The game will be played in Lodz, Poland, as Ireland look to build on a string of impressive results at end of the last campaign.
Ukraine played a warmup games against German side Borussia Monchengladbach on Wednesday.This was the first game played since the invasion of Ukraine this year.
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UAF confirm that Ukraine will play their Nations League ‘home’ matches in Poland in the city of Łódź
The same city where Oleksandr Petrakov won the U20 WC in 2019 w a large amount of the current senior squad
Armenia (11 June) & Rep of Ireland (14 June) at LKS Arena pic.twitter.com/QsElQUmiNU— Zorya Londonsk (@ZoryaLondonsk) May 13, 2022
Ukraine were unable to play their two home ties in the Nations League on home soil due to it
Stephen Kenny's side will kick-off their UEFA Nations League schedule in June against Armenia (A) on June 4 before they host Ukraine at the Aviva Stadium on June 8.
They complete the summer window with the Ukraine rematch in Poland before facing Scotland and Armenia in September’s concluding matches.
Saturday, June 4: Armenia v Republic of Ireland, Republic Stadium Yerevan (2pm Irish, 5pm local time).
Wednesday, June 8: Republic of Ireland v Ukraine, Aviva Stadium (7.45pm).
Saturday, June 11: Republic of Ireland v Scotland, Aviva Stadium (5pm).
Tuesday: June 14 Ukraine v Republic of Ireland, ŁKS stadium (7.45pm).
Saturday, September 24: Scotland v Republic of Ireland, Hampden Park Glasgow (7.45pm).
Tuesday, September 27: Republic of Ireland v Armenia, Aviva Stadium (7.45pm).
