Shakhtar Stalevi: results of the third round of the championship
Sunday, June 14, 2026
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Shakhtar Stalevi took part in the third round of the Ukrainian Amputee Football Championship
On June 13–14, following an intensive training cycle, Shakhtar Stalevi played their matches of the third round of the Ukrainian Amputee Football Championship Super League at the Skif Stadium in Lviv.
Kolos-Burevii 1-0 (0-0) Shakhtar Stalevi
The opening stages of the match saw a positional battle for initiative and possession. The Kovalivka side looked the more dangerous, and in the 8th minute, Semeniuk came to the rescue of the Orange-and-Blacks after a long-range effort. The Miners responded immediately, with Nedzelskyi finding himself in a promising shooting position, but the defenders reacted in time to block the forward’s attempt. The visitors created a good opportunity to take the lead just before the break when Nedzelskyi struck following a set piece routine, but the home goalkeeper made the save. The second half began with a chance for Kolos-Burevii, as Buzeruk rattled the crossbar with a powerful direct effort from a set piece. The sides then exchanged attacks, but the match was decided in stoppage time when Potapenko found the net with the winning goal.
Goal: 1-0 Potapenko (40+1′)
Shakhtar Stalevi: Semeniuk, Romaniuk, Volynets (c), Nedzelskyi, Ivashenko, Skrytskyi, Mykhasiuk
Vikinhy 2-4 (1-1) Shakhtar Stalevi
The Orange-and-Blacks started brightly, with Nedzelskyi seeing his effort flash just centimetres wide of the post. In the 4th minute, the Miners had a chance to take the lead when the referee awarded a penalty, but Nedzelskyi failed to hit the target. The Miners enjoyed more possession and played fluidly around Vikinhy’s penalty area. Their pressure paid off in the 9th minute when Romaniuk finished off a well-worked move to put the Pitmen ahead. Soon afterwards, he came close to doubling his tally after going through one-on-one with the goalkeeper, but he pushed the ball too far ahead of himself, allowing the keeper to narrow the angle and avert the danger. In the 17th minute, the Pitmen doubled their advantage as Ivashenko converted from the penalty spot. Vikinhy made the stronger start to the second half, and in the 22nd minute, Konon reduced the deficit to a single goal. It took the Miners just two minutes to respond. Romaniuk controlled the ball, worked his way into a shooting position and found the bottom corner. In the 32nd minute, Vikinhy pulled another goal back when Trukhanskyi followed up the play after a throw-in and fired into the net. Ivashenko put the seal on the victory in stoppage time with a successful penalty.
Goals: 0-1 Romaniuk (9′), 0-2 Ivashenko (17′, pen.), 1-2 Konon (22′), 1-3 Romaniuk (24′), 2-3 Trukhanskyi (32′), 2-4 Ivashenko (40+3′)
Missed penalty: Nedzelskyi (4′, wide)
Shakhtar Stalevi: Molochko, Romaniuk, Volynets (c), Nedzelskyi, Ivashenko, Skrytskyi, Mykhasiuk.
Shakhtar Stalevi 1-2 (0-1) Metalist 1925 Nezlamni
The clash began with a battle for initiative and active, end-to-end play with a number of dangerous chances. In the end, it was the Kharkiv side who proved more effective, taking the lead in the 18th minute when Inshakov converted a penalty. The second half was tense and emotional given the nature of the contest. The Miners built attacks, particularly from set piece situations, but the Kharkiv team remained disciplined in defence. The closing minutes of the match were especially lively and full of chances: first, Inshakov doubled Metalist 1925 Nezlamni’s advantage, before Romaniuk pulled one back in stoppage time to reduce the deficit to the minimum.
Goals: 0-1 Inshakov (18′), 0-2 Inshakov (38′), 1-2 Romaniuk (40+1′)
Shakhtar Stalevi: Semeniuk, Romaniuk, Volynets (c), Nedzelskyi, Ivashenko, Skrytskyi, Mykhasiuk
Kolos-Burevii 1-0 (0-0) Shakhtar Stalevi
The opening stages of the match saw a positional battle for initiative and possession. The Kovalivka side looked the more dangerous, and in the 8th minute, Semeniuk came to the rescue of the Orange-and-Blacks after a long-range effort. The Miners responded immediately, with Nedzelskyi finding himself in a promising shooting position, but the defenders reacted in time to block the forward’s attempt. The visitors created a good opportunity to take the lead just before the break when Nedzelskyi struck following a set piece routine, but the home goalkeeper made the save. The second half began with a chance for Kolos-Burevii, as Buzeruk rattled the crossbar with a powerful direct effort from a set piece. The sides then exchanged attacks, but the match was decided in stoppage time when Potapenko found the net with the winning goal.
Goal: 1-0 Potapenko (40+1′)
Shakhtar Stalevi: Semeniuk, Romaniuk, Volynets (c), Nedzelskyi, Ivashenko, Skrytskyi, Mykhasiuk
Vikinhy 2-4 (1-1) Shakhtar Stalevi
The Orange-and-Blacks started brightly, with Nedzelskyi seeing his effort flash just centimetres wide of the post. In the 4th minute, the Miners had a chance to take the lead when the referee awarded a penalty, but Nedzelskyi failed to hit the target. The Miners enjoyed more possession and played fluidly around Vikinhy’s penalty area. Their pressure paid off in the 9th minute when Romaniuk finished off a well-worked move to put the Pitmen ahead. Soon afterwards, he came close to doubling his tally after going through one-on-one with the goalkeeper, but he pushed the ball too far ahead of himself, allowing the keeper to narrow the angle and avert the danger. In the 17th minute, the Pitmen doubled their advantage as Ivashenko converted from the penalty spot. Vikinhy made the stronger start to the second half, and in the 22nd minute, Konon reduced the deficit to a single goal. It took the Miners just two minutes to respond. Romaniuk controlled the ball, worked his way into a shooting position and found the bottom corner. In the 32nd minute, Vikinhy pulled another goal back when Trukhanskyi followed up the play after a throw-in and fired into the net. Ivashenko put the seal on the victory in stoppage time with a successful penalty.
Goals: 0-1 Romaniuk (9′), 0-2 Ivashenko (17′, pen.), 1-2 Konon (22′), 1-3 Romaniuk (24′), 2-3 Trukhanskyi (32′), 2-4 Ivashenko (40+3′)
Missed penalty: Nedzelskyi (4′, wide)
Shakhtar Stalevi: Molochko, Romaniuk, Volynets (c), Nedzelskyi, Ivashenko, Skrytskyi, Mykhasiuk.
Shakhtar Stalevi 1-2 (0-1) Metalist 1925 Nezlamni
The clash began with a battle for initiative and active, end-to-end play with a number of dangerous chances. In the end, it was the Kharkiv side who proved more effective, taking the lead in the 18th minute when Inshakov converted a penalty. The second half was tense and emotional given the nature of the contest. The Miners built attacks, particularly from set piece situations, but the Kharkiv team remained disciplined in defence. The closing minutes of the match were especially lively and full of chances: first, Inshakov doubled Metalist 1925 Nezlamni’s advantage, before Romaniuk pulled one back in stoppage time to reduce the deficit to the minimum.
Goals: 0-1 Inshakov (18′), 0-2 Inshakov (38′), 1-2 Romaniuk (40+1′)
Shakhtar Stalevi: Semeniuk, Romaniuk, Volynets (c), Nedzelskyi, Ivashenko, Skrytskyi, Mykhasiuk
The championship is progressing and becoming stronger, while our opponents are showing significant development. Ultimately, victory goes to those who want it more. I would also like to thank our fans for their support – it is felt by the team and is extremely important
Bohdan Bilko, Shakhtar Stalevi head coach:
– The third round of the Ukrainian Amputee Football Championship proved both revealing and instructive. First and foremost, we need to work harder and do everything possible to achieve positive results. In every match and every moment, we must give our maximum. It is clear that the championship is progressing and becoming stronger, while our opponents are showing significant development. Ultimately, victory goes to those who want it more. I would also like to thank our fans for their support – it is felt by the team and is extremely important.
Following three rounds of the Ukrainian Amputee Football Championship, Shakhtar Stalevi are fifth in the league table with 10 points. The next round of the competition will take place in Ivano-Frankivsk on August 8–9.
– The third round of the Ukrainian Amputee Football Championship proved both revealing and instructive. First and foremost, we need to work harder and do everything possible to achieve positive results. In every match and every moment, we must give our maximum. It is clear that the championship is progressing and becoming stronger, while our opponents are showing significant development. Ultimately, victory goes to those who want it more. I would also like to thank our fans for their support – it is felt by the team and is extremely important.
Following three rounds of the Ukrainian Amputee Football Championship, Shakhtar Stalevi are fifth in the league table with 10 points. The next round of the competition will take place in Ivano-Frankivsk on August 8–9.
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