The Lithuanian team includes two rookies and the return of Novikov with Golubickas.

“There are several changes: there will be no D. Bartkus, L. Klimavičius, R. Baravykas, D. Antanavičius and T. Eliošius, E. Zubas, A. Novikovas, P. Golubickas will return to the national team. We will also have two debutants in the national team. national team: V. Gašpuitis and G. Paulauskas.

Maybe you don’t need the best players, because next time you won’t always get a fighting team from them. My goal is to gather motivated, “hungry” and a little crazy players. Those who would be ready for the game, “said V. Urbonas at the press conference.

October 7 The Lithuanian team will play a control match with Estonia on the start, and on October 11 and 14 they will host Belarus and Albania at home in the UEFA League of Nations.

We remind you that in September, the Lithuanians began their performance in Division C, Group 4, with a failure at home against Kazakhstan (0: 2) and an unexpected victory on the trip against Albania (1: 0).

Composition of the Lithuanian national team

Goalkeepers:

Tomas Švedkauskas (Lommel SK, Belgium),

Emilijus Zubas (FC Demispor, Turkey),

Edvinas Gertmonas (FC Žalgiris, Lithuania);

Defenders:

Mindaugas Palionis (Regensburg, Germany),

Egidijus Vaitkūnas (FC Kauno Žalgiris, Lithuania),

Saulius Mikoliūnas (FC Žalgiris, Lithuania),

Dominykas Barauskas (FC Knights, Lithuania),

Markas Beneta (“Zagłębie Sosnowiec”, Lenkija),

Edvinas Girdvainis (KFC Uerdingen 05, Germany),

Vytas Gašpuitis (FC Panevėžys, Lithuania);

For security:

Domantas Šimkus (FC Žalgiris, Lithuania),

Modest Vorobjovas (FK Žalgiris, Lithuania),

Donatas Kazlauskas (FC Lviv, Ukraine),

Justas Lasickas (FC Voždovac, Serbia),

Martynas Dapkus (FC Kauno Žalgiris, Lithuania),

Ovid Verbick (FC Taraz, Kazakhstan),

Gratas Sirgėdas (FC Kauno Žalgiris, Lithuania),

Arvydas Novikovas (BB Erzurumspo, Turkey),

Daniel Romanovskij (FC “Olympic”, Ukraine),

Paul Golubickas (HNK Gorica, Croatia);

Forward:

Fedor Chernych (Jagiellonia, Poland),

Karol Laukzhem (NK Istra 1961, Croatia),

Gytis Paulauskas (FK Knights, Lithuania);