
On the third day of the Nations League, Spain won 3-1 against the Czech Republic thanks to goals from Yamal, Rodri and Merino, while in League B Switzerland recovered and beat Slovenia 2-1 and Scotland beat North Macedonia 2-0.
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The Nations League is an international football competition for national teams organized by UEFA, structured into leagues with promotions and relegations.
The third day of the Nations League continues: after England's sweeping victory in Croatia, in League A Spain also wins against the Czech Republic 3-1. 6' Yamal (S), 35' Rodri (S), 69' Slama (RC), 89' Merino (S).
League B is also on the field, where Switzerland came from behind to beat Slovenia 2-1, while Scotland defeated North Macedonia 2-0.

France drew 1-1 with Italy in Zinédine Zidane's return match as Les Bleus manager at the Stade de France. Despite Olise's fantastic goal from a free kick, defensive errors by Rabiot and Da Cunha allowed Bastoni to equalise. French media criticized the performance, calling it a wasted opportunity and an early slip for Zidane, while Italy was praised for surprising the reigning Nations League champions.

Italy Under 21 is preparing in Tirrenia for the decisive match against Poland, necessary to directly qualify for the 2027 European Championships: they need to win with at least a two-goal difference. Goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani underlines the defensive solidity, while coach Silvio Baldini and the Alatri player highlight the awareness and enthusiasm of the group.

Villorba Corse participates for the first time in the 2026 Italian GT Championship with the Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo2 in Monza, fielding Sandy Mitchell and Leonardo Moncini in the Sprint races on 10-11 October, after the successes in the International GT Open.

Irish coach Heimir Hallgrimsson's press conference in Serbia was cut short after tensions with Israeli journalists over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, ahead of the Nations League return match between Ireland and Israel at Backa Topola.

Four legal opinions acquired by ANSA confirm that the election of Giovanni Malagò as president of the FIGC is null and void due to lack of membership, an essential requirement according to the federal statute, while CONI evaluates whether to constitute serious violations of the sporting system that could justify a possible administration.

Lawyer Renato Miele has sent a formal notice via certified email to CONI, the FIGC Board and Council requesting the administration of the Football Federation for alleged violations in the election of the federal president, threatening legal action if not accepted. The Executive and the Council will meet on 6 October to decide on the legitimacy of the election of Giovanni Malagò.