Shevchenko lost the election to the UEFA Executive Committee, which is why Ukraine lost the right to vote for two years. At the Congress in Belgrade, he was supported by only 15 associations, while 39 voted against. He took 4th place out of 5, ahead of Malta. Dust⚡️Sport
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