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The Nations League is an international football competition for national teams organized by UEFA, structured into leagues and groups with promotions and relegations.
The results of the matches played today for the third day of the Nations League: League A Group 2 Germany-Serbia 2-0 Greece-Netherlands 2-2 Group 4 Denmark-Portugal 2-4 Wales-Norway 2-1 League B Group 3 Israel-Kosovo 0-0 Ireland-Austria 2-2 League D Group 1 Malta-Gibraltar 1-1 Group 2 Azerbaijan-Liechtenstein 0-0.

During the Nations League match between Ireland and Austria in Dublin, some pro-Palestine protesters threw tennis balls with Palestinian flags onto the court and one went into play, causing a stoppage. Ireland were leading 1-0 in the 19th minute before the suspension; the match then restarted and finished 2-2. The protests were linked to the boycott of matches against Israel and support for goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu.

Germany beat Serbia 2-0 in Munich thanks to a goal from Florian Wirtz, achieving their first victory under Jürgen Klopp as coach. In Group 2, Greece remains first with 7 points, followed by the Netherlands with 5 and Germany with 4. In Group 4, Portugal wins 4-2 in Denmark without Cristiano Ronaldo, while Wales surprises Norway 2-1.

On the eve of the Nations League match against France in Paris, Roberto Mancini states that Italy will always try to win despite the technical gap, praising the team's mentality after the victory in Turkey and talking about possible formations, absences and situations within the FIGC.

Coach Roberto Mancini and defender Alessandro Bastoni comment on the opening of the Italian national team to players with dual passports, defining it as an enrichment inspired by the post-1998 French model and underlining the positive adaptation to different cultures in the club changing rooms.

Italy Under 21 won 1-0 against Armenia in Yerevan thanks to a goal by Cisse in full stoppage time, after two crossbars and a missed penalty. The Italians will compete for direct qualification for the 2027 European Championship in the match against Poland in Pescara.

On the eve of the Nations League match against Italy, France coach Zinedine Zidane declared that he had no regrets about the headbutt to Marco Materazzi in the 2006 World Cup final, while reiterating that he was not proud of the gesture that cost him his expulsion. He stressed that the episode is part of his career and that he prefers to focus on the positive aspects.