Netherlands beat Greece 7-0, Serbia on the brink of relegation

In the Nations League evening, the Netherlands overwhelmed Greece (GRE) 7‑0, with goals from Summerville in the sixth minute, Reijnders in the twelfth, eighteenth and thirty‑third, Timber in the forty‑fourth and forty‑ninth, and Malen in the sixty‑first.

The Netherlands would need to lose 14‑0 in the final match to be eliminated, but the victory takes them almost to the quarter‑finals.

Reijnders recorded a hat‑trick, while Dumfries provided three assists in the win.

Timber scored two goals and Malen added the seventh goal, in addition to two earlier assists.

The result equals the record for the biggest win in the Nations League.

Greece fighting for second place

Greece remains in contention for second place thanks to the advantage in head‑to‑head against Germany.

Douvikas and his teammates will face Serbia, already bottom of the table, in the final round.

The team coached by Klopp will play at home against the Oranje.

Serbia condemned to relegation

The FIFA ranking has condemned Serbia to relegation, considering it one of the two worst fourth‑place teams.

Some sources report the Germany‑Serbia match ended 0‑3, with an own goal by Babic in the third minute, a goal by Wirtz in the fourteenth and by Gruda in the fiftieth.

Other sources indicate a 1‑3 result, with Babic scoring an own goal and a subsequent goal.

Klopp smiled after the win, launching the chase after Xavi.

Atalanta's Samardzic was substituted at the end of the first half, as was Napoli's Milinkovic‑Savic.

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Group A standings show the Netherlands with 11 points, Greece and Germany with 8 points, and Serbia with 0.

In League B Switzerland drew 0‑0 with Slovenia, earning the point needed for promotion to League A.

The Swiss lineup included former Serie A players such as Freuler, Ndoye, Bijol, Akanji and Athekame.

With that result Switzerland secured first place in the group.

Scotland beat North Macedonia 2‑1, thanks to a brace from McGinn, including a penalty, and a goal from Rastoder for Macedonia.

In midfield Scotland fielded Napoli's McTominay and Bologna's Ferguson, while Torino's forward Adams was present.

North Macedonia scored through Rastoder, but failed to equalise.

In League C Slovakia drew 2‑2 with the Faroe Islands, but still earned promotion to League B with a round to spare.

The Slovak goals were scored by Prekop in the seventeenth minute and Davidsen in the thirty‑third, while the Faroe Islands replied with Samuelsen in the forty‑eighth and Haraslin in the seventy‑fourth minute.

Bulgaria suffered a 0‑5 defeat to Iceland, with goals for Iceland in the seventeenth, sixty‑eighth and seventy‑ninth minutes, and for Oskarsson in the twenty‑first.

Luxembourg lost 0‑1 to Estonia, with a goal from Paskotsi in the forty‑second minute.

Moldova beat Kazakhstan 2‑1, with goals in the thirty‑nine and seventy‑seven minutes for Moldova and in the fifty‑first minute for Kazakhstan.

Other results in the other leagues

In League D, Andorra won 2‑0 against Gibraltar, with goals from Lopez in the twenty‑fourth minute and Rosas in the thirty‑fifth.

Liechtenstein lost 0‑1 to Azerbaijan, with a goal from Emreli in the twenty‑sixth minute, according to one source; another source reports a 1‑1 draw instead.

Malta and Azerbaijan have already been declared winners of their respective groups in League D.

Group A stipulates that the top two teams advance to the quarter‑finals, with head‑to‑head as the tiebreaker.

Serbia is last after losing all five group matches.