Nations League

Cristiano Ronaldo has accused Portugal coach Jorge Jesus of breaking his promise over playing time during the Nations League, while insisting that he remains available to represent his country. The 41-year-old forward also apologised for leaving Portugal's training camp and said he was prepared to accept any suspension imposed on him. Ronaldo Apologises for Leaving Portugal Camp In a lengthy statement, Ronaldo apologised to his Portugal teammates and supporters for walking out of the national team camp. He accepted responsibility for his decision

France came from behind to defeat Belgium 4-1 in their Nations League Group A1 clash at the Stade de France on Monday. The victory gave Zinedine Zidane his first home win in charge, following a 1-1 draw against Italy three days earlier. France moved to the top of the group with 10 points. Lukebakio Gives Belgium the Lead Belgium took the lead in the 35th minute through Dodi Lukebakio. The forward broke through a France defence that had stepped up for an offside

Cristiano Ronaldo’s international future has come under scrutiny after the Portugal captain abruptly left the national team’s training camp in Copenhagen on Wednesday. The 41-year-old forward departed just one day before Portugal’s Nations League match against Denmark, following comments from coach Jorge Jesus about tensions between the pair. Ronaldo later confirmed his decision in an Instagram post, saying he had made the decision after Jesus’ press conference and a conversation with Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) president Pedro Proenca. Ronaldo Says He Will Reveal

Germany finished off their Group Stage at Nations League in a 1-1 draw against Hungary where Dominik Szoboszlai scored from the spot kick in stoppage time while the Netherlands had the same score against Bosnia and Hercegovina. As the group A3 final day was concerned, there was not much on the line as Germany had qualified top, the Dutch were safely in second and Hungary was four points clear of relegated Bosnia.  According to German midfielder Robert Andrich "With a win we would

Belgium has only achieved victory in two of the last ten games it attended and only managed to avoid taking the last positions of the table and top-sea relegation by virtue of superior head-to-head performance concerning the Israelis The Sunday Nations League defeat of Belgium by Israel 1 – 0 has however raised the stakes on coach Domenico Tedesco who still thinks that he is the best fit for the position Nonetheless, the replacement Domenico Tedesco thinks he knows best how to manage

Yeremy Pino won the ball off Italy legend Leonardo Bonucci outside his own box before firing in Spain's opener in Enschede, Netherlands. Ciro Immobile equalised for Italy with a penalty after Spain debutant Robin le Normand handled in the box. Substitute Joselu pounced from close range after Rodri's deflected shot to send Spain to the Rotterdam final. "Now the most important thing is that we win this trophy," said midfielder Rodri, who played a full 90 minutes five days after scoring the winner

The international football break is on, and fans across the world will not miss club football courtesy of the UEFA Nations League. This new league is a tactical plan by the UEFA to give small nations a shot at playing against bigger and better teams, in a bid to improve their infrastructure and system. No longer shall we see qualification matches featuring powerhouses like Belgium or France massacring San Marino or Gibraltar. Instead, we will see Belgium and France play teams equal to