The Cyprus national team achieves a fatal victory over Latvia 2-1 in the European Nations League

The Cyprus national team came from behind with a goal to win a fatal victory over Latvia 1-2, Monday, in the fourth round of the second group in the third level of the European Nations League.

The Cyprus national team raised its score to seven points in second place, while the Latvian national team's score froze at only one point in fourth and final place.

The Montenegrin national team (leading with nine points) will meet the Armenia national team, which is in third place with three points, later today, Monday, in the same round of group competitions.

Latvia took the lead in the 57th minute through Eduard Dashkevic, then Cyprus equalized through Ioness Kosti in the 70th minute.

In the first minute of stoppage time in the second half, Marcus Edwards scored the second goal for the Cyprus national team.

The Sri Lanka national team defeated the Mauritius national team with a score of 3-2 in an international friendly match held in the Mauritian city of Saint-Pierre-Moka, during the current international break, on Monday.

Mauritius took the lead with an early goal scored by Stephane de Robillard after seven minutes.

The Sri Lankan team quickly equalized with a goal by Rahul Sorish in the 20th minute, and added the second goal through Nilochan Senthurvasan in the fourth minute of stoppage time, turning the tables on their rival.

In the 74th minute, Sam Durant scored the third goal from a penalty kick, before the Mauritius national team reduced the gap with a second goal scored by Francois Aurelien in the 80th minute.

The two teams played a number of friendly matches during the current international break after Sri Lanka failed to qualify for the 2027 Asian Cup of Nations in Saudi Arabia, and Mauritius was eliminated from the preliminary round of the 2027 African Cup of Nations qualifiers by Somalia last March.

Jordan Pickford, the England national team goalkeeper, is accused of driving his luxury Lamborghini car recklessly, which almost caused a collision with two other cars, at a hearing on Monday.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported that the police stopped Beckford (32 years old) after he ignored the traffic permit sign, forcing the drivers of two other cars to suddenly and forcefully press the brakes, before the international guard quickly drove away in his car.

She indicated that the accident occurred on April 14, and he is being tried on charges of reckless driving.

Pickford, the Everton goalkeeper, who played 92 international matches for the England national team, admitted the accusation against him and is preparing for a new trial session, which will be held on December 7.