
Portugal, without Cristiano Ronaldo, defeats Denmark 4-2. The Lusitanians start the match strongly and take the lead after 13 minutes through Cancelo, after an assist from Gonçalo Ramos. Ten minutes later Damsgaard responds with a beautiful right-footed shot in an arc, but the Milan striker is unstoppable and in the 25th minute he also finds his goal. At the beginning of the second half, Denmark equalizes again and does so with a beautiful goal by Højlund on a counterattack. Portugal, however, does not get disoriented, takes the lead again through Vitinha and in the 87th minute closes the match with João Félix. It ends 4-2 for Jorge Jesus' team, which reacts well after the Cristiano Ronaldo incident. The Lusitanians climb to 9 points, followed by Denmark, Norway and Wales, all with 3 points each.
In the same group A4, meanwhile, Norway lost away to Wales, who secured the first three points in this edition of the Nations League. The Scandinavians took the lead through Bobb early in the match, before conceding an equalizer from James in the 38th minute. At the start of the second half, Solbakken's team was immediately reduced to 10 men after a foul by the "Bolognese" Heggem and in the 48th minute Neco Williams scored the final goal to make it 2-1. Portugal climbed to 9 points, followed by Denmark, Norway and Wales, all with 3 points.
In Group A2, meanwhile, Jürgen Klopp's Germany recorded their first win, condemning Serbia to their third consecutive defeat. The former Liverpool coach started Woltemade from the first minute in the centre of attack and secured his first win as Mannschaft coach thanks to a goal by Bischof in the first half and a double by Wirtz in the 60th minute. The win ended 2-0 at the Allianz Arena.
Meanwhile, the match between the increasingly surprising Greece and Xavi's Netherlands ends in a 2-2 draw. The Greeks take a double advantage during the first 45 minutes thanks to Ioannidis and Masouras. To highlight the injury of Tzolis at the beginning of the match, replaced by the author of the second goal. The former Barcelona coach revolutionizes the team at half-time and the Netherlands narrows the gap with Van Dijk in the 59th minute, before finding the final equalizer with Tijjani Reijnders.
Greece maintains first place in the group with 7 points, followed by "Oranje" with 5; third is Germany with 4 points, ahead of last place Serbia, still at 0.
UEFA Nations League
League A: Group 2
Germany 2-0 Serbia
Greece 2-2 Netherlands
League A: Group 4
Denmark 2-4 Portugal
Wales 2-1 Norway
League B: Group 3
Ireland 2-2 Austria
Israel 0-0 Kosovo
League D: Group 1
Malta 1-1 Gibraltar
League D: Group 2
Azerbaijan 0-0 Liechtenstein