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The match between Greece and the Netherlands was part of the UEFA Nations League competition. Greece led the Group 2 Division A table, while Portugal led Group A4 without the injured Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Greeks were even leading 2-0 at the break thanks to goals by Fotis Ioannidis (23) and Giorgos Masouras (45+2). In the second half, Virgil van Dijk (59) and Tijjani Reijnders (69) saved a point for the guests.
The sensational leader of the table, Portugal coped without Ronaldo
Greece still remained top of the table in Group 2 of the highest division (A) with seven points. The second-placed Netherlands has five, and the third-placed Germany, which won its first victory under coach Juergen Klopp by defeating Serbia 2-0, has four. Serbia is last with zero achievements.
In group A4, the pace is set by Portugal, which - without Cristiano Ronaldo, who left the training camp - has nine points after three rounds. They defeated Wales, Norway and Denmark 4-2 on Thursday. The Norwegians, with Erling Haaland in the squad, unexpectedly lost away to Wales 1-2. All teams behind the defending champions have three points.
Poland will play against Romania on Friday
The two best teams from this division will advance to the quarterfinals, which will determine the participants of the Final Four tournament in March. On Thursday, there was also play in group 3 of division B, in which there were two draws: Ireland with Austria (2:2) and Israel with Kosovo (0:0). Austria leads the table - 7 points, followed by Kosovo and Ireland - 4 each and Israel - 1 point.
Both matches in the D division also ended in draws: Azerbaijan with Liechtenstein (0-0) and Malta with Gibraltar (1-1).

Polish national team coach Jan Urban assured that he was not thinking about losing his job despite the poor results in the Nations League, emphasizing that the team was focusing on preparations for the match against Romania. Poland is third in group B4 with one point, and Urban has been leading the team since July last year after the resignation of Michał Probierz.

The SFV executive committee has changed its position and withdrew support for Swiss activist Gianni Infantino in the FIFA presidential elections to be held in March. The decision follows a reassessment of incidents relating to leadership and transparency at FIFA. Infantino, a 56-year-old Swiss with Italian citizenship, lost the support of many European associations and France after controversial plans for the Under-15 World Cup at Disneyland and the Israel-Palestine match.

Poland U-21 defeated Sweden 3-0 in the qualifying round for the European U-21 Championship thanks to two goals by Bartosz Mazurek and one by Daniel Bąk. Jerzy Brzęczek's team has 27 points after nine matches and is one step away from direct promotion. They will play their last qualifying match on October 5 against Italy.

Romanian media emphasize that both Poland and Romania started the Nations League poorly, and the match in Warsaw may be decisive for promotion to division A. They analyze the coaches' form, possible changes in the squad and criticism of the Hague coach's decisions so far.

On match day, fans with tickets, invitations or UEFA accreditations can use public transport in Warsaw for free from 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Entry restrictions to Saska Kępa have been introduced and possible closures of streets and the Poniatowski Bridge after the match. Additional bus, tram and metro routes were launched.

Cristiano Ronaldo did not play full-time in Portugal's matches with Wales and Norway in the Nations League, and according to the media, he felt offended by the decisions of coach Jorge Jesus, refused to participate in training and went to the gym, which caused an internal crisis in the squad, requiring the intervention of FPF representatives.