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England, with a goal from OAKA, demolished Ireland 5-0 at Wembley and won the first in the 2nd group of League B of the Nations League.
A phase arrived at Wembley to change the course of history in England v Ireland and turn the tide in favor of the hosts.
The reason for Scales’ penalty in the 50th minute at Bellingham and the red card received by the Irish defender.
Three Lions captain Kane took charge, found the net and paved the way to victory and top spot in League B Group 2 of the Nations League.
Things then got simpler as four more England players scored for the 5-0 final.
Gordon made it 2-0 and “locked” the match and at the same time the return to League A of the competition and Gallagher with a close projection in the 58th minute wrote 3-0, to close in the best way the home team’s explosive start to the second part.
Carsley’s team did not slow down, on the contrary, they looked for more goals, which they found in the 76′ and 79′ with Bowen and Harvod-Bellis.
ENGLAND: Pickford, Libramento, Walker, Gay, Hall, Jones, Gallagher, Madueke, Bellingham, Gordon, Kane
IRELAND: Kelleher, O’Shea, McGuinness, Collins, Scales, O’Dowda, Embosele, Cullen, Molubi, Szmodics, Ferguson
- 1st, direct promotion to League A
- 2nd, promotion playoffs to League A
- 3rd, League C relegation playouts
- 4th, direct relegation to League C
The results of the 1st round
- Ireland – England 0-3
- Greece – Finland 3-0
The results of the 2nd round
- England – Finland 2-0
- Ireland – Greece 0-2
The program of the 3rd game
- England – Greece 1-2
- Finland – Ireland 1-2
The program of the 4th game
- Finland – England 1-3
- Greece – Ireland 2-0
The program of the 5th game
- Greece – England 0-2
- Ireland – Finland 1-0
The program of the 6th matchday
- England – Ireland 5-0
- Finland – Greece 0-2
The ranking criteria are equal
- More points in games between tied teams
- Best goal difference in games between tied teams
- Best attack in games between equal teams
- Re-apply criteria 1-3 between teams still tied
- Best goal difference in all group games
- Best attack in all group games
- Best away attack in all group games
- More wins in all group games
- More away wins in all group games
- Fair play points (1 point for a yellow card, 3 points for a red card with two yellows, 3 points for a straight red card, 4 points for a yellow card and then a straight red)
- Position in the Nations League ranking
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