Portugal beat Denmark 4-2 without Ronaldo, Netherlands and Austria rescue draws from two goals down
In Thursday's UEFA Nations League fixtures Portugal won their third straight match, beating Denmark 4-2 away without Ronaldo, while the Netherlands and Austria both came back from two goals down to draw in Greece and Ireland respectively.
Portugal secured their third win in three UEFA Nations League matches, beating Denmark 4-2 away from home. With Ronaldo having voluntarily given up his No. 7 jersey, Rafael Leão started the game instead. Portugal took the lead three separate times during the match. Forward Gonçalo Ramos and Danish midfielder Mikkel Damsgaard each scored once and assisted once, new captain Bruno Fernandes provided two assists, and PSG midfielder Vitinha headed in the winning goal.
Greece let slip a win over the Netherlands
Greece, who had previously beaten Serbia and Germany, led the Netherlands 2-0 at home thanks to goals from Fotis Ioannidis and Konstantinos Mavropanos (referred to as Masouras in the source), but surrendered the lead in the second half. Virgil van Dijk and Tijjani Reijnders, the latter in the 89th minute, levelled the score to 2-2.
Other results
Germany beat Serbia 2-0 at home, with Tom Bischof scoring the decisive goal. Wales, trailing early, turned the match around against Norway in the second half to win 2-1, aided by a Norwegian red card.
In League B, Austria came from behind away in Ireland, drawing 2-2 thanks to a Michael Gregoritsch free kick. Troy Parrott had scored twice for Ireland in the first half, including a standout individual effort past several defenders.
In League D, Liechtenstein ended a ten-match losing streak with a 0-0 draw away in Azerbaijan, despite the hosts dominating the statistics. Malta failed to win at home against Gibraltar, losing their lead in the second half to finish 1-1.
