France clinched a top position in UEFA Nations League Group A2 after defeating Italy 3-1 at San Siro on November 17, 2024. Celebrating Adrien Rabiot's 50th appearance, France avenged their earlier defeat with a resounding victory, thanks to goals from Rabiot and a decisive own goal by Italy's goalkeeper. Despite a spirited Italian comeback, France's defence, led by goalkeeper Mike Maignan, held firm to finish the group stage ahead on goal difference, advancing alongside Italy to the quarter-finals.
Germany delivered a stellar performance against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the UEFA Nations League, achieving a remarkable 7-0 win at the Europa-Park Stadion. This commanding victory places them securely at the top of Group A3 and guarantees their passage to the quarter-finals with still one match remaining. From Jamal Musiala's early goal to Leroy Sané's closing strike, the match showcased Germany's tactical prowess and offensive strength under Julian Nagelsmann's guidance. Meanwhile, Bosnia and Herzegovina continue to face challenges in the league, with relegation looming after another defeat.
Scotland is poised for a pivotal UEFA Nations League match against Croatia at Hampden Park, with the host nation striving to avoid relegation from League A. Currently trailing at the bottom of Group A1, they seek a crucial victory to change their fortunes as Croatia aims for group dominance. The fixture promises excitement, with significant impacts on the tournament standings.
England is set for a pivotal UEFA Nations League match against Greece in Athens, aiming to bounce back after a previous defeat. Interim manager Lee Carsley faces challenges with a depleted squad due to injuries. England needs to win by two goals to secure top position in Group B2. Greece leads the group with a strong team under coach Ivan Jovanović.
Celtic demonstrated resilience in their UEFA Women’s Champions League match against Chelsea, scoring first but ultimately losing 2-1. Murphy Agnew's opener was quickly matched by Chelsea's Maika Hamano, followed by Ashley Lawrence giving the visitors the lead. Despite a valiant effort, Celtic couldn't find the equaliser, as Chelsea held on to maintain their perfect tournament record.