Germany wins; Jürgen Klopp’s first victory as head coach. Rejinders saves the Netherlands in Greece; Haaland falls short in Wales
There were plenty of upsets on the third matchday of the Nations League, particularly in League A.
There were plenty of upsets on the third matchday of the Nations League, particularly in League A.
Greece had never beaten Germany before, but it did so after a World Cup the Germans would rather forget—and the reaction back home is reminiscent of Italy’s.
After the one with Luxembourg, a 1-0 win also came against Greece for interim coach Baldini’s Azzurri: Esposito also decided in Crete.
Confirmed despite controversy the friendly with the Hellenes
The Azzurri will return to the field in June: it will be the first match with the new technical commissioner
Ellenici and Albirroja on the field at 8 p.m.: Jovanovic vs. Alfaro on the bench, duel between Pavlidis and Almiron on the field.
On a neutral field in Hungary an irrelevant Group C match.
Greece dominates the first two quarters and earns a place among the top four. For the Azzurri, the top result will be fifth place.
“We on the court as a team, in a context of freedom,” explains ct, enthusiastic Fontecchio: “Happy with the way we play.”
The two-time NBA MVP’s presence with Greece is still in jeopardy.
Operating on his knee, the All Star of the Hellenic national team may miss the rainbow event.
Transalpinians looking for the three points to remain full points in Group B.