New Zealand vs. Ukraine: How to watch, time, TV channel, streaming for International Friendly
Time: 5:00 p.m. ET
Location: Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand
TV: FS2
Streaming: FOX Sports app, FOXSports.com New Zealand vs. Ukraine Head to Head
New Zealand and Ukraine have never played each other in international competition. Team Form
Below are the last 5 matches for each team and the results: New Zealand 6/7: New Zealand 1-0 Ivory Coast (H)
3/24: New Zealand 3-0 New Caledonia (A)
3/21: New Zealand 7-0 Fiji (H)
11/18: New Zealand 8-0 Samoa (A)
11/15: New Zealand 8-1 Vanuatu (H) Ukraine 6/7: Ukraine 2-4 Canada (A)
3/23: Ukraine 0-3 Belgium (A)
3/20: Ukraine 3-1 Belgium (H)
11/19: Ukraine 2-1 Albania (A)
11/16: Ukraine 1-1 Georgia (A) Get more from International Friendlies Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more in this topic
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