Nations League, France stays in the Azzurri’s wake. Germany beats Netherlands in big match

Nations League results and standings after the matches played on Monday;

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In addition to Italy's 4-1 win over Israel, nine other matches brightened up Monday&#39s fourth Nations League matchday. In League A, in the same group as the Azzurri, France defeats Belgium 2-1 away: Tielemans misses a penalty for the Red Devils on 23' Kolo Muani does not fail from the eleven meters for the Bleus on 35' but at halftime it still goes 1-1 due to Openda’s goal in the third minute of the first half.

In the second half, two minutes after a goal was disallowed to Koné, Kolo Muani scores twice and fixes the score at 2-1, a result that will not change anymore despite the second yellow and the consequent expulsion of Tchouameni at 76'. In the standings, in Group 2, Italy leads with 10 points, followed by France at 9, Belgium at 4 and Israel at 0.

Group 3 was also on the field, with the long-awaited Munich match between Germany and the Netherlands: the Germans came out on top with a score of 1-0, Leweling (who was also disallowed a goal for offside at 2') deciding at 64'. In the same group, Hungary overcame Bosnia 2-0 at home, with a double by Szoboszlai, scoring on 38' and on a penalty kick on 50'. Standings: Germany 10, Netherlands and Hungary 5, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1.

Group 1 and Group 4 of League B, as well as Group 1 of League C, were also on the field. These are the results:

League B, Group 1: Georgia-Albania 0-1 (48' Asllani), Ukraine-Czech Republic 1-1 (18' Cerv, 53' Dovbyk). Ranking: Czech Republic 7, Georgia and Albania 6, Ukraine 4.

League B, Group 4: Wales-Montenegro 1-0 (36' Wilson penalty), Iceland-Turkey 2-4 (3' Oskarsson, 62' Kahveci, 67' penalty. Calhanoglu, 83' Gudjohnsen, 88' Guler, 95' Akturkoglu). Ranking: Turkey 10, Wales 8, Iceland 4, Montenegro 0.

League C, Group 1: Azerbaijan-Slovakia 1-3 (15' aut. Mammadov, 38' Bayramov, 75' Haraslin, 86' Duris), Estonia-Sweden 0-3 (29' and 37' Nanasi, 66' Gyokeres). Ranking: Sweden and Slovakia 10, Estonia 3, Azerbaijan 0.