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\n MUNICH (AP) \u2014 Three years ago Ukraine reached the quarterfinals of the pandemic-delayed Euro 2020 in the country\u2019s most successful European Championship to date.But a lot has changed since then.The war following the Russian invasion has been going on for two years and has been a constant and uniting force for this Ukraine squad, which kicks off its Euro 2024 campaign against Romania in Munich on Monday.\u201cI went through many things in football and life and the fact I\u2019m here is down to the warriors who defend our country, their amazing bravery. And I\u2019m so grateful,\u201d Ukraine defender Illya Zabarnyi said on Sunday. \u201cThat\u2019s the major difference between the last Euros, because we have war in our country.\u201cIt\u2019s very difficult when you wake up and you think what\u2019s happening with our nearest and dearest. Of course it can pressurise us, but it adds great motivation to go onto the pitch and do everything possible.\u201d<\/p>\n
As well as Romania, Ukraine will face Belgium and Slovakia in Group E.And coach Serhiy Rebrov has called on his players to show the country\u2019s spirit as they prepare for their European Championship opener.<\/p>\n
\u201cI know all the players are getting, I am personally getting lots of messages from our fighters, from our soldiers, from our friends who are now fighting for Ukraine, for freedom of Ukraine and I\u2019m sure they are very proud of us,\u201d Rebrov said.\u201cWe are very proud for them, but they are telling us \u2018when you are here show the spirit of Ukraine.\u2019 I think this is very important. And this tournament is really about the spirit of our country.\u201d<\/p>\n
Ukraine sees its soccer players \u2014 and Olympic athletes \u2014 as symbols of the country\u2019s resilience and a way to keep the world\u2019s focus on the nation.\u201cOf course its very emotional. We all know where we are now. I think it\u2019s very good and very important to Ukraine to be on this forum,\u201d Rebrov said. \u201cOf course now in our country football is not on the first place. It\u2019s lots of people dead, lots of kids dead.<\/p>\n
\u201cAnd all the players, when we are starting to play, we feel very (thankful) for our fighters, to our soldiers, to our supporters because now is a very difficult time for Ukraine. On each interview, each public meeting I remind \u2026 we want to remind that our war is continuing and we still need support. We are continuing to fight for our freedom.\u201d___AP Euro 2024: https:\/\/apnews.com\/hub\/euro-2024<\/p>\n
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