Spain suffer shock defeat in Ukraine, Germany held at home by Switzerland
Spain were on the wrong end of a shock Nations League defeat in Ukraine, while their Group A4 rivals Germany drew a six-goal thriller with Switzerland. You may also like
Spain secure Nations League win over Switzerland to stay top of Group A4
Spain strengthened their position at the top of Nations League Group A4 with a 1-0 win over Switzerland in Madrid. You may also like
Wrap: Giroud stars for France, Germany held in thriller
Olivier Giroud surpassed Michel Platini’s France goalscoring record as Les Bleus thumped Ukraine 7-1 in Paris on Wednesday evening. You may also like
Gundogan ‘pissed off’ after Germany draw with Switzerland
Ilkay Gundogan says he was “pissed off” after Germany lost their lead to draw 1-1 with Switzerland in Sunday’s Uefa Nations League clash. You may also like
Uefa Nations League wrap: Germany’s struggles continue, Spain thrash Ukraine
On a historic night for Spain Ansu Fati became the country’s youngest international goalscorer in their 4-0 win over Ukraine, while Germany are still winless in the Nations League after a 1-1 draw with Switzerland. You may also like
Enrique wants more praise for criticised De Gea
Spain manager Luis Enrique has stressed David de Gea deserves plenty of praise after playing a key role in his nation’s 1-1 draw with Germany on Thursday in the UEFA Nations League. You may also like
‘It’s annoying!’ – Werner rues Germany lapse in Spain draw
Germany forward Timo Werner was left annoyed following his team’s last-gasp 1-1 draw against Spain in the Nations League. You may also like
Spain earn late draw against Germany
Jose Gaya snatched a 95th-minute equaliser as Spain escaped Stuttgart with a 1-1 draw against Germany, who are still looking for their first Uefa Nations League win. You may also like
Uefa confirms new Nations League schedule
England will kick off their next Nations League campaign in Iceland on 5 September after Uefa announced a revised schedule for the competition. You may also like
Bundesliga restart was necessary for clubs’ survival, says league chief
The resumption of the Bundesliga was necessary to preserve clubs with centuries of history, the league’s CEO Christian Seifert has said. You may also like
