Portugal secured a decisive 4-2 victory over Denmark in Copenhagen, continuing their unbeaten streak in the Nations League despite the absence of star player Cristiano Ronaldo. João Cancelo initiated the scoring for Portugal in the 13th minute, but Mikkel Damsgaard quickly equalized for Denmark. Gonçalo Ramos restored Portugal’s lead before Rasmus Højlund leveled the score again for Denmark early in the second half.
The match took a decisive turn in Portugal’s favor as Vitinha scored his first international goal with a header, re-establishing their lead. João Félix sealed the win with a late fourth goal, marking Portugal’s third consecutive victory and maintaining their top position in their Nations League group. Ronaldo was absent after departing the national team camp following the previous match.
In other Nations League action, Jürgen Klopp celebrated his first victory as Germany’s coach with a 2-0 win against Serbia in Munich. Tom Bischof opened the scoring with his inaugural senior international goal, and Florian Wirtz extended the lead in the second half. Germany’s high-intensity play under Klopp was instrumental in their success.
Meanwhile, in the same group, the Netherlands managed to secure a 2-2 draw against Greece after falling behind by two goals. Fotis Ioannidis and Giorgos Masouras provided Greece with a strong start, but Virgil van Dijk’s goal brought the Netherlands back into contention. Tijjani Reijnders completed the comeback with an equalizer in the 89th minute, earning a valuable point for the Dutch team.