Draw with the Dutch Keeps Underdog Greece Ahead of Favorites in the Nations League
- On Thursday, Greece held the Netherlands to a 2-2 draw in Thessaloniki, with Fotis Ioannidis and Giorgos Masouras scoring before the Dutch rallied late in the UEFA Nations League match.
- Greece remains the surprise Nations League group leader following a strategic overhaul of domestic soccer leagues designed to foster youth talent, recently securing away victories over Serbia and Germany.
- After Greece established a two-goal lead, Netherlands captain Virgil van Dijk criticized his team's first-half performance as "unacceptable," noting they lost possession "far too quickly" before his 59th-minute header sparked the comeback.
- Former Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders struck in the 89th minute to rescue the draw, frustrating a Greek squad that matched the visitors' pace at Toumba Stadium throughout the contest.
- Despite the late equalizer, Greece defender Kostas Tsimikas said the team must "be humble and recognize that we played against a superpower," aiming to build on this result moving forward.
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Greece vs. Germany Lineup Today: Confirmed Team News & Starting XI
Greece hosts Germany this Sunday, October 4, for Matchday 4 of the UEFA Nations League. The Greeks have surprised both their own fans and outsiders and currently sit top of the group they share with Germany, the Netherlands and Serbia, with seven points after three matches, including two wins and one draw. The Greeks have […]
Selections face the fourth date of the UEFA Nations League.
Greece leads the A2 group with 7 points, ahead of Holland and Germany. It is played at 20.45 at the Toumba Stadium in Thessaloniki: directed on Sky Sport Max, referee of the French Clément Turpin.
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