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- A look at how select players performed in recent UEFA Nations League matches.
- Raoul Bellanova, Daniel maldini, and Matteo Roar featured for Italy.
- In Milan on march 20, Italy lost to Germany 2-1. Bellanova entered teh game in the 60th minute, while Maldini came on in the 71st minute.
UEFA Nations League: Player Performances
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A look at how select players performed in recent UEFA Nations League matches.
Italy
Raoul Bellanova, Daniel maldini, and Matteo Roar featured for Italy.
In Milan on march 20, Italy lost to Germany 2-1. Bellanova entered teh game in the 60th minute, while Maldini came on in the 71st minute. Ruggeri did not play.
On March 23 in Dortmund, Germany and Italy drew 3-3. Maldini played the first half. Bellanova and Ruggeri did not appear in the match.
Belgium
charles De Ketelaere represented Belgium.
On March 20 in Murcia, Belgium lost to Ukraine 3-1. De Ketelaere played for 70 minutes.
On March 23 in Genk, Belgium defeated Ukraine 3-0. De Ketelaere did not play.
Croatia
Mario Pasalic played for Croatia.
On March 20 in Split, Croatia defeated France 2-0. Pasalic entered the match in the 60th minute.
On March 23 in Paris, France and Croatia played to a 2-0 draw, with France winning 5-4 after penalty kicks. Pasalic entered the game in the 71st minute and scored Croatia’s fourth penalty.
serbia
Lazar Samardzic played for Serbia.
On March 20 in Vienna, Austria and Serbia drew 1-1.Samardzic played for 87 minutes and scored the equalizing goal in the 61st minute, his first for the national team.
On March 23 in Belgrade,Serbia defeated Austria 2-0. Samardzic played for 83 minutes.
UEFA Nations League: Player Performance Review
This article provides a summary of select player performances in recent UEFA Nations League matches.
Key Player Performances analyzed
This analysis focuses on the performances of key players from Italy, Belgium, Croatia, and Serbia.
Italy
Raoul Bellanova, Daniel Maldini, and matteo Ruggeri were the featured players for Italy.
- Match 1 (March 20, Milan): Italy lost to Germany 2-1. Bellanova entered the game in the 60th minute, and Maldini came on in the 71st minute. Ruggeri did not play.
- Match 2 (March 23, Dortmund): Germany and italy drew 3-3. Maldini played the first half. Bellanova and Ruggeri did not appear in the match.
Belgium
Charles De Ketelaere represented Belgium.
- Match 1 (March 20, murcia): Belgium lost to Ukraine 3-1.De Ketelaere played for 70 minutes.
- Match 2 (March 23, Genk): Belgium defeated Ukraine 3-0. De Ketelaere did not play.
Croatia
Mario Pasalic played for Croatia.
- Match 1 (March 20, Split): Croatia defeated France 2-0. Pasalic entered the match in the 60th minute.
- Match 2 (March 23, paris): France and Croatia played to a 2-2 draw, with France winning 5-4 after penalty kicks. Pasalic entered the game in the 71st minute and scored Croatia’s fourth penalty.
Serbia
Lazar Samardzic played for Serbia.
- Match 1 (March 20,Vienna): Austria and Serbia drew 1-1. Samardzic played for 87 minutes and scored the equalizing goal in the 61st minute, his first for the national team.
- Match 2 (March 23, Belgrade): serbia defeated Austria 2-0. Samardzic played for 83 minutes.
Performance Summary Table
The table below summarizes key details of the player performances.
| Player | Country | Match 1 Result | Match 1 Minutes Played | Match 1 Notable Actions | Match 2 result | match 2 Minutes Played | Match 2 Notable Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raoul Bellanova | Italy | Loss (2-1) | 30 (Subbed on 60′) | Entered in the 60th minute. | Draw (3-3) | 0 | Did not play |
| Daniel Maldini | Italy | Loss (2-1) | 19 (Subbed on 71′) | Entered in the 71st minute. | Draw (3-3) | 45 (Started) | Played First Half |
| Matteo Ruggeri | Italy | Loss (2-1) | 0 | Did not play. | Draw (3-3) | 0 | Did not play |
| Charles De Ketelaere | Belgium | Loss (3-1) | 70 | Played 70 minutes. | Win (3-0) | 0 | Did not play. |
| Mario Pasalic | Croatia | win (2-0) | 30 (Subbed on 60′) | Entered in the 60th minute. | Draw (2-2, France won on penalties) | 19 (Subbed on 71′) | Scored Croatia’s 4th penalty |
| Lazar Samardzic | Serbia | Draw (1-1) | 87 | Scored the equalizing goal (61′). | Win (2-0) | 83 | Played 83 minutes. |