Previous matches involving Ukraine and England

As England prepare for their quarter final, we take a look back at some of the recent (and not so recent) encounters between the two countries.

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10 Sep 2013: Ukraine 0-0 England – World Cup qualifying

The last meeting between the two countries was a rather dull and uneventful qualifier.

11 Sep 2012: England 1-1 Ukraine – World Cup qualifying (Lampard) (Konoplyanka)

19 Jun 2012: England 1-0 Ukraine – Euro 2012 (Rooney)

10 Oct 2009: Ukraine 1-0 England – World Cup qualifying (Nazarenko)

This was Ukraine's first win over England. Then managed by Fabio Capello, England rested several players due to the already qualifying for the World Cup

01 Apr 2009: England 2-1 Ukraine – World Cup qualifying (Crouch. Terry) (Shevchenko)

18 Aug 2004: England 3-0 Ukraine – Friendly (Beckham, Owen, Wright-Phillips)

31 May 2000: England 2-0 Ukraine – Friendly (Fowler, Adams)

The first meeting between the two countries. They only become a full member of FIFA and UEFA in 1992...

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