Roman Yaremchuk scored a crucial winner for Ukraine as they came from behind to beat Slovakia and keep their Euro 2024 campaign alive.
The Valencia striker had been on the pitch for 13 minutes when he gave his side the lead.
Yaremchuk was cautious of Mykola Shaparenko's ball over the beat and wrapped up smartly.
A brilliant touch permitted him to gently push the ball past Slovakia goalkeeper Martin Dubravka into the foot-cleared-out corner from six yards out.
Ivan Schranz scored after 17 minutes to put Slovakia in front, with his moment objective in as numerous diversions, sometime recently Ukraine came back to seal a tremendous victory.
Shaparenko balanced for Ukraine in the 54th miniature, clearing domestic from near run-taking after Oleksandr Zinchenko's cross, sometime recently Yaremchuk made beyond any doubt three invaluable focus ten minutes from time.
It is the to begin with time Ukraine has come from behind to win a coordinate at the Euros since a 2-1 triumph against Sweden in 2012.
Yaremchuk seals amazing Ukraine comeback
Ukraine moves level on focuses with rivals Slovakia and Romania, who play their moment group-stage coordinate against Belgium on Saturday.
Serhii Rebrov's side was underneath standard in the to begin with half, in spite of making a bounty of chances.
The choice to drop Genuine Madrid goalkeeper Andriy Lunin was vindicated in the opening 10 minutes when substitution Anatolii Trubin made two significant saves.
He denied Lukas Haraslin's low-angled wrap-up with his legs and at that point foiled Schranz from near range.
Trubin was called into activity once more, sparing David Hancko's free-kick which he palmed out for a throw-in.
Hancko took the coming about set-piece and found Haraslin who got in behind the Ukraine resistance with ease and swung in a cross which was jumped upon by Schranz.
Mykhailo Mudryk at first battled to force himself on the diversion and had a wild shot when through on goal
He did move forward and passed to Artem Dovbyk who performed a few intelligent footwork in the box with his shot at the close post blocked by Dwindle Pekarik.
However, Ukraine's second-half appearance highlighted the battling soul in their side as they kept going after Shaparenko's equalizer and were remunerated when Yaremchuk fixed the triumph, getting to be fair the moment Ukrainian substitute to score at a major tournament.
There were enthusiastic scenes at full-time with Yaremchuk in tears as the Ukrainian players commended their fans after a much-needed triumph.
