After the exit from the World Cup by Whales, Ukraine has put up an impressive performance against the opponents met.
They showed up at a wonderful performance against Armenia this afternoon. All goals came in the second half of the game.
The first goal came in the 61st minute. The goal was scored by Manilovskyi.
Karavaev made it 2 in the 77th minute of the game. This player assisted Manilovskyi in scoring the first goal and this time he did pick up a loose ball from the Armenian side and then finished it by himself.
Jordy Monroy Ararat cost his side a defensive blunder which allowed the Vitalii Mykolenko to make it 3 to complete the game. He came to replace the Manchester City player Zinchenko in the 77th minute.
The Ukrainian team is doing a fantastic job. After the season, they have tasted only one defeat and are on a course to winning matches played at their home grounds.
Now, Ukraine is on top of the group and capable of the rest other teams.
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