Oranje Come Back From 2-0 Down to Salvage Draw Against Greece in UEFA Nations League
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Writing sports, 1 Oct (EFE).- The Netherlands rescued a tie against Greece (2-2) after a disastrous first part, transformed by the triple change of Xavi Hernández in the rest and rewarded in the 89 minute by Tijjani Reijnders, author of the so much that completed the dating and avoided the first defeat of the Spanish technician as [...] Entry 2-2. Xavi resurrects the Netherlands and brakes Greece was first published in HolaNews.
Oranje come back from 2-0 down to salvage draw against Greece in UEFA Nations League
Oranje managed to salvage a point away against Greece on Thursday after a poor first half in Thessaloniki. Xavi’s side drew the UEFA Nations League game 2-2, coming back from 2-0 down at halftime thanks to goals from Virgil van Dijk and Tijjani Reijnders. It leaves the Dutch side second in Group B after three games behind Greece, who are top with seven points. Xavi’s side face Serbia on Sunday to end the international break.
Greece remains undefeated in the German Nations League group. However, in the duel with the Netherlands, the Southern Europeans give a 2-0 out of their hands.
Greece remains undefeated in the German Nations League group. However, in the duel with the Netherlands, the Southern Europeans give a 2-0 out of their hands.
The Dutch national team is in Thessaloniki for the third Nations League match against Greece. The Greeks have performed surprisingly strongly so far, with two victories in difficult away matches against Serbia and Germany, who were considered the stronger side. Can Xavi's Oranje finally deal with the Southern Europeans? You can follow the match here from 20:45 via our live blog.
The National Team came out very strong in the game against the Netherlands and in the 23rd minute Fotis Ioannidis managed to open the scoring, "uplifting" the Toumba! The post Greece – Netherlands: Ioannidis makes it 1-0 for the National Team! (vid) appeared first on in.gr.
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