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Thursday 12 November 2020
Ukraine loses the last test before the Nations League duel with Germany – and the Spanish players manage to equalize in the Netherlands six days before the important home match against the DFB selection. Elftal remain under coach Frank de Boer without a win.
Under the leadership of new coach Frank de Boer, the Dutch national football team remains winless. In the test against Spain, in the Nations League next Tuesday (20.45) opponents of the German team, the Oranje did not go beyond 1: 1 (0: 1). This means that Elftal is still waiting for a win after four games with de Boer, longer than ever with a national team manager. Oranje went behind in Amsterdam with a goal from Sergio Canales (19th). Donny van de Beeck equalized (47th).
Former Bundesliga top scorer Ebbe Sand, on the other hand, celebrated a prestigious success as a technical replacement for the Danish national team. The former Schalke saw in his first game as head coach a 2-0 (0-0) against neighboring Sweden. Due to numerous failures of the crown, the game has already been dismissed as a farce in the national media. The Danes around Dortmund’s Thomas Delaney competed with a better B-Elf in the test match for the upcoming Nations League matches. Substitute Jonas Wild set the lead for the Danes in his second international match (52nd). Newcomer Alexander Bah made the decision in the 74th minute.
“It’s a very special situation,” said Sand, who is otherwise responsible for the forwards, before the match. He had to replace manager Kasper Hjulmand in the chaos of the Danish crown. The former Mainz manager was in close contact with Robert Skov of Hoffenheim, who performed positive, or even the positive staff member. Therefore, like Leipzig Yussuf Poulsen and Schalkes Frederik Rönnow, he was not available. They are all negative but they have been isolated. A total of 20 national players were missing. The Swedes also had to do without five English players who were not allowed to travel to Denmark.
Two-time world champion France suffered a surprising home defeat to Finland at the Stade de France. The team of national coach Didier Deschamps lost 0: 2 (0: 2) to the brave Northern Europeans. International rookies Marcus Forss (28th minute) and Onni Valakari (31st) made it perfect for the Finns to win in four minutes. Equipe Tricolore, who ran to the finish line but did not start with the best team, was no longer able to score.
Grifo hits twice
European champions Portugal, German opponents in next year’s EM group, recorded an easy 7-0 (2-0) win against football dwarf Andorra. Pedro Neto (8th), Paulinho (29th and 61st), former Monaco Renato Sanches (56th), Emil Garcia with an own goal (76th), Cristiano Ronaldo (85th) and Joao Felix (88th) met for Portugal.
Friborg’s Vincenzo Grifo led Italy 4-0 (2-0) against Estonia with his first two international goals. Federico Bernardeschi (27th) and Riccardo Orsolini (86th) were also successful. The Blue Squad was missing the Corona-infected coach Roberto Mancini. Berlin’s Krzysztof Piatek faced German opponents on Saturday (20.45) in the 2-0 (1-0) of the Poles against Ukraine.
Belgium defeated Switzerland 2-1 (0-1) thanks to a brace from former Dortmund Michy Batshuayi. Wolfsburg Admir Mehmedi (12th) scored for the Confederates. Austria struggled for a long time without most regular players around Monaco’s David Alaba 3-0 (0-0) in Luxembourg. Greece, former European champions, went 2-1 (2-0) against Cyprus. Turkey around Schalke’s Ozan Kabak won 3: 3 (2: 1) against vice world champions Croatia.
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