"The home side moved top of the table thanks mainly to a dominant first-half display in Kharkiv, and an Andriy Yarmolenko double. The Ukraine No7 rounded off a swift passing move by steering in a mis-hit Viktor Kovalenko shot to open the scoring in the 18th minute; three minutes before half-time, Borussia Dortmund's new signing kept his head to calmly evade a collection of defenders and slot in Yevhen Konoplyanka's pull-back to make it 2-0," the UEFA's official website said in an update.
Read alsoBorussia Dortmund sign Ukrainian Yarmolenko – mediaTurkey, three points behind Ukraine, now need a good result at home to Croatia on Tuesday, September 5, it added.
In other Group I matches, Finland beat Iceland, 1-0, at home, while the Croatia-Kosovo match was postponed until Monday due to the bad weather at the 27th minute of the match in Zagreb.
Thus, the Standings in Group I as of now are the following: Ukraine has 14 points, Iceland and Croatia 13 each, Turkey 11, Finland 4, and Kosovo 1.
Ukraine will play the next game with Iceland in Reykjavik on September 5.
