Palagnyuk, Chachua, Vivdich and the heroes of the match against Ingulets. The entire team of the 14th round of the first stage of the First League

Game program of the 14th round (video report here)

About the best personalities and main figures of the tour – Here.

Goalkeeper – Ilya Karavaschenko (FSK Mariupol)

The Ingulet, enraged by the crushing defeat from the Left Bank, created many chances at the Azov team’s goal on his field. Mariupol goalkeeper Karavaschenko coped with four shots on target, in particular from Kozak, Zaporozhets and Kvasov. For his reliable and selfless play, Fortune played along with Ilya: Sitalo missed the goal from the penalty spot, and Kozak sent the ball into the post. There would not have been a minimal victory for FSK Mariupol if Karavaschenko had given some slack somewhere.

• Best in Group A: Andrey Popovich (Agribusiness)

Etcavy defender – Dmitry Shinkarenko (Prykarpattya)

The right side of the Carpathian side again played a rather bright match. In Transcarpathia, Shinkarenko scored the winning goal against FC Khust, finishing Semka’s cross into an empty corner of the goal, but, despite two shots on the hosts’ goal, Dmitry distinguished himself more in the play-by-play. Numerous solo passes with serves, convincing play along the entire length of the flank, and also worked a lot on tackles and interceptions.

• Best in Group B: Sergey Starenky (Dinaz)

Tsecentral defender – Vladislav Moroz (Epicenter)

Epicenter won a strong-willed victory in Ternopil, and one of the leading performers in its composition was a native of this city. Against his fellow countrymen, Moroz played selflessly, although not without mistakes, in defense. Moreover, during the match he increasingly improved his interaction and improved his defensive functions. Vladislav regularly connected to the Niva goal and shot at the goal twice. In the 62nd minute, defender Moroz, after a cross from Bezhenar, equalized the score, and this was the first step towards three points.

• Best in Group B: Pavel Shushko (FSK Mariupol)

Tsecentral defender – Roman Bely (Agribusiness)

The Khmelnitsky region derby developed in such a way that defensive play played an important role. Agribusiness did not disappoint in this regard – the entire unit played flawlessly, especially Bely, who returned from injury. Roman was convincing both in martial arts and in working with the ball. As for his volume of employment in the game, Bely allowed a small percentage of defects. When the guests took the lead and Podolia’s pressure increased, Bely kept up with his opponents and made no mistakes.

• Best in Group B: Alexander Litvinov (Dinaz)

Lefirst defender – Taras Sakiv (Carpathians)

In the absence of the disqualified Sukhari, Sakiv took his place on the left in defense and created a good duet with Kostenko. Together they took part in many sharp attacks. It was Taras, by the way, who in the opening of the match, with a good flank serve, delivered the ball to the head of Igor Alves Neves, who opened the scoring. Sakov also performed well on set pieces with his left foot, in particular, he almost scored himself with a direct free-kick. In short, the coaching staff now has arguments for choosing this position.

• Best in Group B: Ivan Mamrosenko (FSK Mariupol)

Tsecentral midfielder – Dmitry Kopytov (SK Poltava)

The Poltava townspeople won the derby with Kremin too decisively. And Kopytov, feeling free in the triangle with Danilenko and Shapovalov, turned out to be one of the brightest players of the match. It was Dmitry who opened the scoring with a delicious shot after Vivdich’s discount in the 23rd second. In the future, he was not excluded from the game: Kopytov made several raids with aggravations, he could have scored again earlier, from an acute angle, but he managed to finish off the attack in stoppage time, which he himself started.

• Best in Group A: Vladislav Tishininov (Agribusiness)

EtcFirst midfielder – Ivan Budnyak (Niva Buzovaya)

The guests from the Kiev region started the match in Chernivtsi very brightly, when already in the third minute, after a throw-in and a throw from Sergeychuk, Budnyak found himself in front of the goalkeeper and masterfully beat him. It’s just that, having taken the lead three times, Buzov’s Niva did not retain the victory. It’s hard to blame Ivan for this: he remained active and also took part in the third scoring combination. It was Budnyak who connected Nekhtiy, from whose subtle pass Tymenko scored against Bukovyna.

• Best in Group B: Bogdan Shmigelsky (SK Poltava)

Atattacking midfielder – Ambrosius Chachua (Carpathians)

The extension of the contract with Karpaty is a confirmation of the status that Chachua has in the club. This is a style-shaping player who sets the pace for Lviv’s attacks and passes most of the balls through himself in multi-play combinations. Ambrose scored the hosts’ second goal against Metalist with a direct free-kick, which defender Baboglo cleverly missed, disorienting the opposing goalkeeper. Chachua also took part in the initial phase of the third effective combination and completed a number of promising serves from set pieces.

• Best in Group B: Valery Sad (Metallurgist)

Lesenior midfielder – Jan Kostenko (Carpathians)

In a duet with Sakiv, Kostenko simply smoothed out his left flank. In fact, in terms of efficiency, Yang was also very good. It was he who started the first scoring combination with a directing pass to Sakiva (Taras’ serve was capped by Igor’s head), and also made several cool passes to Chachua and Podlepenets. Kostenko himself shot at Metalist’s goal. If in the first half he was not successful in this, then after the break he put an end to the match with Polegenko’s pass.

• Best in Group B: Maxim Gorzhuy (SK Poltava)

Onfalling – Vasily Palagnyuk (Bukovina)

Buzovskaya Niva in Chernivtsi took the lead three times. Without Palagnyuk’s experience and leadership qualities, the hosts cannot save this match. It was Vasily, after good work and a pass along the front line from Tsurupin, who equalized the score for the second time in the match. And at the end of the match, when the guests had every chance to close the game, Palagnyuk started on Skotarenko’s discount and set up one of the most spectacular draws of the season. Of Vasily’s four shots on Niva’s goal, two were accurate – and both became goals.

• Best in Group B: Bogdan Gora (Gornyak-Sport)

Onfalling – Alexander Vivdich (SK Poltava)

The match against Kremen was special for Vivdich, because it was in this team that he announced himself in the PFL – and in the derby he got a chance to prove himself from the first minutes instead of the experienced Streltsov. From the first minutes it became clear that Alexander was on a roll. It was he who, after Shmigelsky’s flank pass, somehow threw the ball under Kopytov’s shot with his knee (the first goal in the very opening), and when Kremen quickly came back, Vivdich scored after Shapovalov’s discount after a corner.

• Best in Group A: Andrey Khoma (Prykarpattya)

With modest capabilities, limited personnel resources and without several important players, FSK Mariupol defeated the leader. Ingulets has not yet lost points at home in the current championship, but could not do anything with the tactically trained, controlled and organized visiting team. Krasnoperov quickly responded to the events of the match and moved the team from 4-2-3-1 to 5-4-1, withstanding the opponent’s penalty, an early goal and significant pressure from the championship favorite.

• Analysis from the All-Ukrainian Association of Football Coaches – Here.

This is a rich tour of the bright exits of jokers. Daniil Falkovsky (Metallurg) deprived the Cossacks of their nerves in Chernigov with the third goal of the visitors, Radion Posevkin (Girnyak-Sport) saved a draw for his team in the home match with Victoria, Artem Semka (Prykarpattya) provided an assist to Shinkarenko for the winner. However, the most important was the appearance of the Volochich winger Svistun. Just four minutes after coming on as a substitute, Christian was quickest to find his bearings on a rebound from the penalty area and scored the winning goal in the Khmelnitsky derby.

• Sport Arena statistics: 14 league matches, 1 goal.

In the regional derby with Kremlin, he scored a goal and an assist, which ensured an important victory for the Poltava team.

• Sport Arena statistics: 8 league matches, 3 goals, 1 assist.

Lviv’s Chachua’s free kick is like a memory of the legendary goal by Shevchenko-Filimonov. A solo raid by the Carpathian Khoma, which is already becoming his trademark. Several well-played combinations. Against the backdrop of what was created in this not the most spectacular round, the goal in Gorishni Plavni stands out. We quote the report: “The start of the second half brought success to the hosts. Zhukov passed the ball from the right edge to Sheptytsky, who passed it to Chertkoev – Shelikhov did not react to the powerful shot that bounced off the lawn.”

The goal can be seen on video at 5:09

Read later on our website an interview with the player who, with two goals, brought the Chernivtsi team a super-willed draw with Buzovskaya Niva.

• Sport Arena statistics: 14 league matches, 6 goals, 1 assist.

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PS When preparing the material, photographs of the official resources of the clubs were used. The material was written by the author in Ukrainian.