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The candidate opponent of the National Team in the playoffs of the Nations League, Hungary, remained standing against Germany, drawing 1-1 thanks to a penalty in the 90+9′. Promotion to League A for Wales and Czech Republic, promotion to League B with six goals and four goals from Gyokeres for Sweden.
The Nations League League A Group 3 standings were all set from Matchday 5, with Germany and the Netherlands qualifying for the quarter-finals as first and second respectively, Hungary securing third place which put them automatically into the group of the potential opponents of the Greek national team in the playoffs (next Friday the draw) and Bosnia to be relegated as the last in League B.
This fact gave the opportunity to all four teams to play freely on Tuesday night (19/11) in the finale of their obligations in the institution without goals, with the big names failing to get the three points in their away missions.
In Budapest, Germany took the lead in the 76th minute through Enmetsa (projection from inside the small area) but could not come away with the three points, with the Hungarians searching until the last moment for the equalizer and finding it in the 90+9′ from the white bullet, with the execution of a penalty ala Panenka by Soboslai.
The match in Zenica had a similar development, with the Netherlands taking the lead in the first half with Brombey but the Bosnians leveling the match in the second with Demirovic and celebrating just their second point in this year’s Nations League.
- Bosnia – Netherlands 1-1 (67′ Demirovic / 24′ Brombay)
- Hungary – Germany 1-1 (90+9′ Pen. Somboslay / 76′ Inter)
The 2nd group of League B had an exciting final, with four teams in the gulf and the Czech Republic and Ukraine finally smiling. The former prevailed 2-1 at home to Georgia and took first place in the group which gave them automatic promotion to League A while the latter got a great 2-1 win at home to Albania which allowed them to overtake their rivals in the standings and to be in the playoffs with the goal of promotion to the first division.
It is noted that the Ukrainians scored both of their goals in the first quarter, with the second being the signature of Olympiakos forward Roman Yaremchuk (a substitution was made in the 76th minute), with AEK’s goalkeeper, Thomas Strakosa, defending the Albanian goal in opposite.
- Albania – Ukraine 1-2 (75′ pen. Bayrami / 5′ Zinchenko, 10′ Yaremchuk)
- Czech Republic – Georgia 2-1 (3′ Schultz, 24′ Chlozek / 60′ Mikoutatze)
The 4th group of League B also had an impressive finish, where there was even a reversal of data. Turkey were lucky to go in top of the standings at the start of matchday 6, but were beaten 3-1 by Montenegro (who had only lost their first five matches), with Wales unwrapping the gift as prevailed 4-1 against Iceland and took the ticket to League A.
- Montenegro – Turkey 3-1 (29′ 45′ 73′ Krstovic / 37′ Yildiz)
- Wales – Iceland 4-1 (32′ 45+1′ Cullen, 65′ Johnson, 79′ Wilson / 7′ Gudjonsen)
In the 1st group of League C, the law of the favorites applied, with Sweden destroying Azerbaijan 6-0 with the terrible attacking crescendo of Gyokeres (stopped at four goals) and occupying the first place that sent them to League B and the Slovakia to beat the resistance of Estonia 1-0 and make an appointment in the playoffs with the goal of promotion.
- Slovakia – Estonia 1-0 (72′ Strelets)
- Sweden – Azerbaijan 6-0 (10′ 57′ Kulusevski, 26′ 37′ 58′ 70′ Giokeres)
- Malta – Andorra 0-0
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