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Portugal - France 0: 0 (Half 1)

The European champion hosts the world champion, where Didier Deschamps made no less than ten changes in the squad.

More now: Germany - Ukraine 0: 0, Switzerland - Spain 0: 0, Sweden - Croatia 0: 0 (half 1)

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Saturday, 14 November 2020, 21:46 Updated: 21:51

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The League of Nations will resume on Saturday with some intriguing first-tier games.

European champions Portugal will host world champions France in Group 3 while Croatia will host Sweden.

In House 4 Germany will host Ukraine and Spain will host Switzerland.

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Martial (Photo: Aurelien Meunier, Imagebank GettyImages)

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Portugal - France

0: 0 (Half 1)

Ronaldo the big star and Joao Felix the future star of Portugal came in only as substitutes in the easy 0: 7 over Andorra in a friendly match, but they found the net when CR7 came a little closer to the peak of Ali Dai as king National team goals at all times.

Ronaldo, who has recovered from a slight ankle injury, started together with Felix against the world champion, who in turn was humiliated with an embarrassing 2-0 in a friendly match in which Deschamps made several attempts in the squad.

Antoine Griezmann, who does not find himself in Barcelona, ​​returned to the squad and Didier Deschamps made ten changes compared to the squad he started in the loss to Finland.

Anthony Martial opens with three Bayern Munich players: Lucas Hernandez, Benjamin Favre and Kingsley Koeman also in the 11th.

The previous game between the two promised a lot but ended in 0: 0.

This time we hope to see goals as well.

The one who can help Portugal in this aspect is Diego Giota from Liverpool, but he is waiting on the bench.

0: 0 (Half 1)

Sweden has become the cannon fodder of the house which also includes the powerful Portugal and France and has yet to score a single point.

The Swedes also lost 2-0 in a friendly game against Denmark two days ago.

Diane Kolosevsky, the excellent player of Juventus, will return to the squad in this game.

Croatia, who won 1: 2 in the previous round, have since lost to France and will try to leave the Swedes on zero points.

Will they be demoted?

Switzerland national team players (Photo: GettyImages)

Switzerland - Spain

0: 0 (half 1)

After not once beating a top 20 opponent (4 draws and 5 losses), Switzerland will be relegated to the second tier if they lose to the Spaniards as well, so this game is very important for them.

Spain, who finished 1-1 against the Netherlands in a friendly match on Wednesday, are also really unimpressive recently and scored just one goal in the three games that preceded the Netherlands (0-1 over Switzerland).

Sergio Ramos and Fran Torres, who were on the bench against the Netherlands, are expected to return to the Spanish squad, which leads the house with seven points.

Sergio Ramos set the record for appearances for a player in the European team when he started in the squad and recorded his 177th appearance.

Germany - Ukraine 0: 0 (Half 1)

Germany does not really like to play in the League of Nations.

Yogi Lev's team achieved only one victory in eight games in this factory and it was against the same Ukraine, 1: 2 in the previous round.

Ukraine has lost four of its last five games and hopes to surprise the Germans, who are far less impressive in this factory.

Werner vs. Malinowski (Photo: Michael Sohn, AP)

More games:

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Montenegro Igor Ivanovich (was removed, 45 + 2)

Cyprus: Grigoris Kstanos (penalty 34 and 71), Luxembourg: Yannis Kosolos (5, myself) , Wahid Slimovich (33, dismissed)

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to Malta: Emily Garcia (55, self), Jürgen Dagbriel (58), Sean Dimch (90).

Andorra: Mark Reeves (3)

Latvia: Vladimir Cams (59), Faroe Islands: Gunnar Wattenmar (60)

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