Players of "Kharkiv" Ilya Krupsky and Baton Zabergdja - in the symbolic team of the 7th round of UPL according to the website sportarena.com
Right-back - Ilya Krupsky.
The active involvement of Krupsky in attacks became one of the main advantages of the home team. In the 70th minute, Ilya added a thoughtful assist to his score by delivering an accurate pass to the penalty area to Baton Zabergdja, who made it 2-0. In addition, the defender created a sharp moment in the 64th minute, executing a precise cross to the far post for Artem Smolyakov's dangerous shot. Despite some breakthroughs by Vitaliy Dakhnovsky in the first half, Krupsky fully justified himself in the attacking phase and securely covered his flank in the second half of the game against Bukovyna. For the national team of Ukraine, considering the injuries to Konoply and Tymchyk over the past year, such form of Ilya is fantastic news.
Left midfielder - Baton Zabergdja.
In the 70th minute of the match, it was the Kosovar winger who settled all doubts about the winner by making the decisive play in Bukovyna's penalty area. Receiving a pass from Ilya Krupsky on the right edge of the penalty area, Baton elegantly bypassed a defender and accurately shot past Herman Penkov, doubling his club's advantage. In addition to the goal scored, the forward also directly participated in the first goal combination in the 53rd minute, when he played a wall pass with Ivan Kalyuzhny and transferred the ball to the flank partner. His focus on goal and constant movement in the front line created systematic pressure on the defenders of the Chernivtsi team until he was substituted in the 85th minute.
The symbolic team of the 7th round looks as follows:
Nazariy Fedorivsky (Obolon)
Pedro Enrique (Shakhtar)
Marian Farina (Chornomorets)
Eduard Sarapiy (Polissya)
Ilya Krupsky (Kharkiv)
Vladimir Brazhko (Dynamo)
Yevheniy Smyrny (Kudrivka)
Arinaldo Rrapai (Kolos)
Baton Zabergdja (Kharkiv)
Nazariy Vorobchak (Levy Bereh)
Igor Krasnopyr (Polissya)
Coach of the round - Oleksandr Riabokon (Levy Bereh)