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Both Scotland and Wales were defeated, the Republic of Ireland was a big winner in Greece, while Northern Ireland was denied the victory of female nations behind the scenes after it was established in Romania.
Scotland rooted on the foot of the table after the defeat of Germany
Scottish struggles continued to campaign the A1 League of Female Nations with a home defeat of 4-0 in Germany.
The party of Michael Mcardle got to the nightmare in Dundee, when the German Elisa Senss scored in the first minute to set the tone of a one -sided affair.
Scottish Kirsty Hanson shows his despair after her party’s loss to Germany
After the Sophie Howard’s own goal, he introduced visitors to 2-0 for a break, Cora Zicai and Lea Schuller scored within three minutes just an hour ago to seal the victory of Germany and leave Scotland rooted on the feet of the table.
Scotland, which has now lost three of the rotation, could hardly have a worse beginning against the German side, which tried to stay in front of the Netherlands at the top of the ranking.
Holland injured when Wales slipped into Denmark
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Sky Sports’ Geraint Hughes discusses all speaking points from Wales 2-1 to Denmark in The Nations League
Wales fell on the defeat of the League 2-1 nations against Denmark in Cardiff, because the goal of goalkeeper Ceri Holland offered real concerns before the summer European Championship.
Denmark, 12th place in the world and 19 places above Wales, led Signe Bruun after seven minutes after seven minutes, but Holland was suspended before the half.
Wales had a great opportunity to take the lead when Hannah Cain in the 70th minute did not fly to the goal, only for the goalkeeper Maja Bay Ostgaard won one on one duel.
Liverpool Winger Ceri Holland was treated on the pitch before he left on the stretcher visibly upset
Denmark has elaborated the same opening within 30 seconds and replaced Amelie Vangsgaard, which missed the clear introductory minutes earlier, pushed home around Olivia Clark at Wales goal.
This ensured the first home defeat of Rhian Wilkinson manager in seven games of receipt 14 months ago and leaves Wales with one point out of three nations League matches before euro in Switzerland.
After Holland in the last 10 minutes in the last 10 minutes, there has been a greater concern about Wales after Holland in the last 10 minutes in the last 10 minutes.
The Liverpool wing was treated on the pitch before it was visibly upset on the stretcher.
Irish republic make it easier around Greece
The Republic of Ireland was a strong winner in the first double header against Greece in the league of women’s nations.
Ireland was looking for its second victory of the campaign after defeating Turkey and lost in Slovenia, and 4-0 winners arrived in Crete, with all the goals coming in the second half.
Denise O’Sullivan won her 122. The cap to become the second highest creator of Ireland’s appearance behind Emma Byrne, but the first half was frustrating for visitors who couldn’t find a breakthrough.
The boss Carl Ward made a double change during the break and brought Katie McCabe and Marissu Sheva for Megan Campbell and Tyler Tolaland and the effect was immediate.
Sheva put Ireland in advance with 48 minutes for hours, her shot on his way to the net, and 13 minutes later it was 2-0 when Kyra Carus counted after the shot of Leanne Kiernan was saved.
The third arrived with the remaining 16 minutes, Jessie Stapleton was heading in the corner of McCabe. The replacement of Amber Barrett became the brand at the time of stopping and celebrated 50. Cap in the fourth style.
Ireland will now try on Tuesday at the Tallaght Reverse stadium in the opposite accessory.
Northern Ireland denied the victory of the second league of nations
Northern Ireland was denied the victory of female nations back together after Romania hit back to share prey in a draw 1-1 in Group B1.
Northern Ireland tried to build on his dramatic victory 3-2 over Bosnia and in Bucharest in the 33rd minute hit the first blood in Bucharest.
However, the defensive mixing allowed Romania shortly thereafter through Mihael Ciolac because the home side provided its first campaign points.
The time draws see that Northern Ireland remains second in the group behind Poland when they are preparing for the Romanians in Belfast on Tuesday.
