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Portugal beats Denmark 4-2 in Nations League; Greece draws with Netherlands

Goncalo Ramos scores twice as Portugal wins in Copenhagen without Cristiano Ronaldo, while Germany secures first victory under Klopp against Serbia.

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Portugal beats Denmark 4-2 in Nations League; Greece draws with Netherlands
Photo: Digi Sport

KEY POINTS

  • Portugal beat Denmark 4-2 away in Nations League Group A3
  • Goncalo Ramos scored two goals and provided an assist in first half
  • Germany defeated Serbia 2-0 for first win under Jurgen Klopp
  • Greece drew 2-2 with Netherlands after leading twice
  • Wales beat Norway 2-1; Azerbaijan vs Liechtenstein ended 0-0

Portugal defeated Denmark 4-2 in Copenhagen on Thursday in the third round of the UEFA Nations League, extending their perfect start to three wins. Goncalo Ramos scored twice and assisted once in a dominant first-half display, while Joao Cancelo, Vitinha, and Joao Felix also found the net for the visitors. Rasmus Hojlund and Mikkel Damsgaard replied for Denmark, with Hojlund mimicking Cristiano Ronaldo's celebration after leveling at 2-2.

Germany earned their first victory under coach Jurgen Klopp, beating Serbia 2-0 in Munich. Florian Wirtz scored the second goal in the 16th minute of the second half as the hosts controlled proceedings. Greece twice led against the Netherlands in Thessaloniki but settled for a 2-2 draw after Virgil van Dijk headed a late equalizer for the Dutch.

“Estoy completamente relajado, completamente tranquilo en mi conciencia con esta situacion.”

— Jorge Jesus, Portugal coach

Wales came from behind to defeat Norway 2-1 in Cardiff, with Neco Williams scoring a stunning free-kick. Azerbaijan and Liechtenstein played out a goalless draw in the other fixture. Portugal leads Group A3 with nine points, while Germany tops Group A4.

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