“Bell” to Portugal, a few days before the start Euro. At her end Rehearsal Ahead of the tournament’s debut, Martinez’s side struggled to a 2-1 defeat to Croatia in Lisbon as usual. Cristiano Ronaldo didn’t play a single minute after returning from holiday a few days ago, while AEK’s Domakoi Vida was also on the bench.
The Croatians got into the game well and were fortunate to open the scoring after 8 minutes, thanks to a well-timed penalty kick from the aging Modric. Portugal equalized through Jota in the 48th minute, but Hrvatska responded immediately and secured a psychological victory with a goal from Budimir in the 56th minute.
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Spain five
Five upsets were celebrated by Spain, who destroyed Northern Ireland 5-1 with an attacking pluralistic weapon. Ballard scored in the 2nd minute to shock the crowd, but the Spaniards were out at half-time. Petrie scored to make it 1-1 early in the 12th minute and Morata headed home six minutes later. In the 35th minute it was Fabian Ruith’s turn to find the net after a fine ball from Yamal, while Ojartampal made it 60 with a spot kick from the narrow area.
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Zivkovic and Mladenovic worked for victory in Serbia
Superleague victory for Serbia! With Andrija Zivkovic and Filip Mladenovic sharing assists, the Serbians celebrated a 3-0 friendly win over (main) Eliasson’s Sweden and showed their teeth ahead of the EURO 2024 premiere.
It didn’t take long for a dance of goals to unfold as Zivkovic made it 1-0 with a nailed header from a beautiful cross to Milinkovic Savic in the 18th minute. Mladenovic scored in the 60th minute, spinning past Mitrovic in the area to make it 2-0.
Tadic set up the final score in the 70th minute for the Serbians who destroyed Eliasson’s Sweden after struggling for 45 minutes and unable to make a difference for his side.
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An appearance with a positive sign, but Cyprus did not escape defeat
Timur Getzbaja did not have high expectations from his players, because of their fatigue, as he said in the press conference, they rejected him. They may have been beaten 3-2 by Moldova in Chisinau (8/6), but they showed tenacity and a desire to chase down victory until the end.
Cyprus started the match very strongly, creating their first good chance in the 4th minute. Panagiotou marked Malekidis and the Apollon player had no time to threaten as he was stopped by the opposition defender. In the 5th minute, Crisostomo attempted a long shot that went wide of the target, although Getzpaia’s side seemed to be in the lead in those first few minutes. From Moldova’s side, the first threat came in the 13th minute when Nicolescu attempted a free kick. After that, there were repeated chances from the visitors, but these were not converted into goals. Pittas in the 21st minute and Crisostomo in the 22nd minute created the situation but did not score. Moldova seemed to be slowly finding their footing, however, and Kastanos’ Cyprus came closest to a goal in the 35th minute when Kastanos’ shot from the center saw the opposition goalkeeper look out of his own net. Just before the end of the first half, Moldova opened the scoring with Modpan, who took advantage of a poor save by Mol to score with a header (43′).
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Draw for Switzerland… Lost Zuber
At the same time, the Switzerland and Austria teams were not only stunned by the score of 1-1… Steven Zuber, who started as Switzerland’s opener, left as a forced substitute in the 42nd minute due to a muscle problem. Ahead of the start of EURO 2024 it has worried his country’s delegation. In the pure race, Austria was leading… the usual suspect Baumgartner, but on 26th, Wildmer engineered the final result.
“Wax” for Belgium and Denmark
Both Belgium and Denmark have passed their last tests before EURO 2024 with complete success. The Red Devils comfortably destroyed Luxembourg (3-0) and… gave themselves the psychological boost they needed ahead of their premier. Romelu Lukaku was the absolute star, laying the groundwork for victory twice (42′ and 57′). Drosar made the final score in the 81st minute.
For its part, Denmark again made positive impressions after a 3-1 win over Norway. Hoiberg (12′) and Westergaard (21′) gave their country an early two-goal lead. Holland reduced the deficit for the Norwegians in the 72nd minute after Odegard’s assist.
Source: www.gazzetta.gr
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