The event was organized by the Ukrainian Football Association, the Association of Veterans of Football of Ukraine, and others. The first kick was made by servicemen with amputations, which thrilled the spectators. Before the match, awards were presented to military personnel and volunteers, and UAF President Andriy Shevchenko expressed gratitude to the defenders of Ukraine.

The event brought together people from various fields. The veterans' team included over thirty players, including well-known footballers. The captain was Andriy Shevchenko, with coaches Andriy Biba, Myron Markevych, and Petro Chiliby.

The special operations forces team demonstrated fighting spirit and football skills. The match ended with a score of 4:2 in favor of the Ukrainian team, with several players making notable contributions.

The first half was tightly contested, while the second half saw Ukraine confirm its dominance. However, the most important aspect was not just the score but the feeling of unity and support.

After the match, the Association of Veterans of Special Operations signed a memorandum of cooperation with the UAF, opening new opportunities for veterans in sports and rehabilitation.