Uefa Nations League 2018/19

Hamish McPanji

Hamish McPanji

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-55 nation participating
-Possibility of qualifying for European Championship for 4 teams
-Teams are split into 4 Leagues, with League A having the best teams , and League D the worst.

12 teams in League A, 12 teams in League B, 15 teams in League C, and 16 teams in League D. In each league, four groups are formed (three or four teams in each group) and play each other both home and away.

In the top league, League A, the winners of the four groups go on to play in the Nations League Finals, with two semi-finals and one final to decide which team becomes the UEFA Nations League champion.


More info:

https://www.uefa.com/uefanationsleague/index.html

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018–19_UEFA_Nations_League

http://www.goal.com/en-za/news/what...roups-qualification/pmg5t5aez0fp1146ihs7yb1im
 
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Match results so far:

Matchday one

Thursday 6 September

League A
Group A1: Germany 0-0 France

League B
Group B1: Czech Republic 1-2 Ukraine
Group B4: Wales 4-1 Republic of Ireland

League C
Group C3: Slovenia 1-2 Bulgaria, Norway 2-0 Cyprus

League D
Group D1: Kazakhstan 0-2 Georgia, Latvia 0-0 Andorra
Group D4: Armenia 2-1 Liechtenstein, Gibraltar 0-2 FYR Macedonia

Friday 7 September

League A
Group A3: Italy 1-1 Poland

League B
Group B2: Turkey 1-2 Russia

League C
Group C1: Albania 1-0 Israel
Group C4: Lithuania 0-1 Serbia, Romania 0-0 Montenegro

League D
Group D3: Azerbaijan 0-0 Kosovo, Faroe Islands 3-1 Malta

Saturday 8 September

League A
Group A2: Switzerland 6-0 Iceland
Group A4: England 1-2 Spain

League B
Group B3: Northern Ireland 1-2 Bosnia and Herzegovina

League C
Group C2: Finland 1-0 Hungary, Estonia 0-1 Greece

League D
Group D2: Belarus 5-0 San Marino, Luxembourg 4-0 Moldova
 
Pick of the results on Match day 1.

Switzerland thrashing Iceland 6-0

Spain beating England 2-1

France drawing with Germany 0-0

Poland drawing with Italy 1-1
 
Matchday two

Sunday 9 September

League A
Group A1: France v Netherlands (20:45)

League B
Group B1: Ukraine 1-0 Slovakia
Group B4: Denmark v Wales (18:00)

League C
Group C3: Bulgaria v Norway (18:00), Cyprus v Slovenia (20:45)

League D
Group D1: Georgia v Latvia (18:00)
Group D4: FYR Macedonia v Armenia (18:00), Liechtenstein v Gibraltar (20:45)


Monday 10 September

League A
Group A3: Portugal v Italy (20:45)

League B
Group B2: Sweden v Turkey (20:45)

League C
Group C1: Scotland v Albania (20:45)
Group C4: Serbia v Romania (20:45), Montenegro v Lithuania (20:45)

League D
Group D1: Andorra v Kazakhstan (20:45)
Group D3: Kosovo v Faroe Islands (20:45), Malta v Azerbaijan (20:45)

Tuesday 11 September

League A
Group A2: Iceland v Belgium (20:45)
Group A4: Spain v Croatia (20:45)

League B
Group B3: Bosnia and Herzegovina v Austria (20:45)

League C
Group C2: Hungary v Greece (20:45), Finland v Estonia (20:45)

League D
Group D2: San Marino v Luxembourg (20:45), Moldova v Belarus (20:45)
 
Denmark beat Wales 2-0 as of about 20 minutes ago. Erikson from Spurs on target twice
 
France Vs Netherlands will start shortly.

Portugal Vs Italy tomorrow

And Spain Vs Croatia on Tuesday

Was actually thinking that this tournament was a useless waste of time.

But, after watching a few matches, I think this beats watching friendlies by far. More commitment from the players
 
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They finally decided to make all the pointless friendlies slightly less meaningless.
 
Giroud scores!!! 700 minutes since his last goal for club or country
 
Italy 0 - 1 Portugal FT

That was yesterday's match. Eder scored on 52 minutes.
 
And Spain are doing well. More varied and entertaining than their historical style
 
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