The game will be held at Borussia-Park on May 11, with all
proceeds going to Ukrainian charities.
Ukraine, who last played against Bosnia and Herzegovina in a 2-0
victory in November, face Scotland in a World Cup playoff
semi-final on June 1, with the winner set to face Wales for a
place in the finals in Qatar later this year.
"We're very happy to be able to help the Ukrainian FA through
this game," said Gladbach chief executive Stephan Schippers.
"(We) hope that as many football fans as possible from all over
the country come to the stadium... all Ukrainian citizens will
have free entry to the game."
The national team's Ukraine-based players have seen little game
time in the last few months after their domestic league was
terminated due to continuing martial law in the country.
(Reporting by Dhruv Munjal in Bengaluru, editing by Pritha
Sarkar)
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