Highest paid coaches

Last Wednesday, when Jose Mourinho has agreed to train Tottenham, the public learned how much the Portuguese will be paid on a yearly basis. The 56-year-old is going to receive 17.5 million euros, which makes him second most payable coach in the world.
Before him is only the Spanish manager Pep Guardiola, who at Manchester city (England) earns 23 million euros per season. Atletico Madrid (Spain) pays Diego Simeone 15 million euros for the third place, followed by Rafael Benitez which is at the Chinese club Dalian Yifang who is receiving 13 million euros. Position number five is shared by two trainers: Fabio Cannavaro at Guangzhou evergrande (team from People's Republic of China) and Zinedine Zidane in Real Madrid (club from Spain) both have the same financial weight - 11.5 million euros.

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Loss of a great manager

Yesterday at 63 years of age has passed away Peter Tim Dirk Verbeek (mostly known as Pim Verbeek).
His entire playing career was at Sparta Rotterdam, however after a terrible knee injury was forced to retire at the age of 25. From the coaching business have led many of clubs and international teams, where he mostly worked on the Asian continent. One of the best success was training Oman at the Asian Cup championship in the beginning of 2019 for the first time. The respected Dutch manager again had to step down from his post where, unfortunately, cancer took away his life.

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An early goal, followed by many and a victory in additional minutes

Europa league, group stage, round 5:

Trabzonspor - Getafe 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 50 (49.49) Jaime Mata

Astana - Manchester united 2:1

Scorers: 0:1 10 (09.28) Jesse Lingard
              1:1 55 (54.33) Dmitri Shomko
              2:1 61-own goal (61.14) Bernard Di'Shon

Krasnodar - Basel 1:0

Scorer: 1:0 72-pen (71.29) Ariclenes da Silva Ferreira (simply known as Ari)

- The only scorer departed early from the game as he was sent off on 90+5 (94.24) because of two yellow cards.

CSKA Moscow - Ludogorets 1:1

Scorers: 0:1 66 (65.34) Claudiu Keseru
              1:1 75 (74.59) Fedor Chalov

Besiktas - Slovan Bratislava 2:1

Scorers: 0:1 35 (34.30) Erik Daniel
              1:1 75 (74.54) Enzo Roco
              2:1 90+2-pen (91.41) Adem Laljic

Braga - Wolverhampton 3:3

Scorers: 1:0 06 (05.43) Andre Horta
              1:1 13 (12.58) Raul Jimenez
              1:2 33 (33.02) Matt Doherty
              1:3 35 (34.25) Adama Traore
              2:3 64 (63.55) Joao Paulo Dias Fernandes (also known as Paulinho)
              3:3 79 (78.28) Fransergio Rodrigues Barbosa

Feyenoord - Glasgow rangers 2:2

Scorers: 1:0 33 (32.45) Jens Toornstra
              1:1 52 (51.58) Alfredo Morelos
              1:2 65 (64.30) Alfredo Morelos
              2:2 68 (67.23) Luis Sinisterra

Saint-Etienne - Gent 0:0

- On 76 (75.40) Michael Ngadeu-Ngadjui (Gent) received his second yellow card.

Young boys Bern - Porto 1:2

Scorers: 1:0 06 (05.50) Christian Fassnacht
              1:1 75 (74.59) Vincent Aboubakar
              1:2 78 (78.13) Vincent Aboubakar

AZ - Partizan 2:2

Scorers: 0:1 16 (15.31) Takuma Asano
              0:2 27 (26.47) Seydouba Doumbia
              1:2 87 (86.57) Ferdy Druijf
              2:2 90+2 (91.48) Ferdy Druijf

- For two yellow cards Myron Boadu (AZ) was sent off at 83 (82.19).

Ferencvaros - Espanyol 2:2

Scorers: 1:0 22 (22.05) David Siger
              1:1 30 (30.15) Oscar Melendo
              2:1 90+1-pen (90.26) Michal Skvarka
              2:2 90+6 (95.36) Sergi Darder

- On 77 (76.38) Isael da Silva Barbosa (Ferencvaros) did not convert an 11 metre punishment as it was perfectly saved.
- The home side finished this duel with 10 men, because Eldar Civic had to go off on 90+4 (93.30) for two yellow cards.

Basaksehir - Roma 0:3

Scorers: 0:1 29-pen (29.05) Jordan Veretout
              0:2 40 (39.58) Justin Kluivert
              0:3 45 (44.58) Edin Dzeko

Olexandriya - Wolfsburg 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 45+1-pen (45.34) Wout Weghorst

Wolfsberger - Borussia Moenchengladbach 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 59 Lars Stindl

Lugano - Kobenhavn 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 26 (26.00) Nicolaj Thomsen

F91 Dudelange - APOEL 0:2

Scorers: 0:1 12-pen (11.24) Uros Matic
              0:2 42 (42.17) Giorgos Merkis

- Bad boys in this match were couple of players from both sides who received two yellow cards: Praxitelis Vouros (APOEL) first waved to the fans from the pitch on 82 (82.06), while Daniel Sinani (F91 Dudelange) followed him at 90 (89.37).

Rosenborg - LASK 1:2

Scorers: 0:1 20 (19.32) Thomas Goiginger
              1:1 44 (44.03) Bjorn Johnsen
              1:2 53 (53.25) Dominik Frieser

Sevilla - Qarabag 2:0

Scorers: 1:0 61 (60.34) Bryan Gil
              2:0 90+1 (91.16) Moanes Dabbur

Celtic - Rennes 3:1

Scorers: 1:0 21 (20.53) Lewis Morgan
              2:0 45+1 (45.34) Ryan Christie
              3:0 73 (73.15) Michael Johnston
              3:1 89 (88.21) Adrien Hunou

Malmo - Dynamo Kyiv 4:3

Scorers: 1:0 01 (01.07) Rasmuss Bengtsson
              1:1 18 (17.41) Vitaliy Mykolenko
              1:2 39 (38.32) Viktor Tsyhankov
              2:2 48 (47.48) Markus Rosenberg
              3:2 57 (56.33) Erdal Rakip
              3:3 77 (76.22) Benjamin Verbic
              4:3 90+5 (95.05) Markus Rosenberg

- Serhiy Sydorchuk left for the dressing room early due to two yellow cards at 65 (64.34), leaving Dynamo Kyiv to fight with 10 players in this crazy and tense duel.

Sporting - PSV 4:0

Scorers: 1:0 09 (08.25) Luiz Phellype
              2:0 15 (15.02) Bruno Fernandes
              3:0 42 (41.52) Jeremy Mathieu
              4:0 64-pen (63.51) Bruno Fernandes


Vitoria - Standard Liege 1:1

Scorers: 0:1 39-pen (39.01) Maxime Lestienne
              1:1 45+1 (46.00) Andre Pereira

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Ninety five seconds from first opening

Champions league, group stage, round 5 (part 2):

Valencia - Chelsea 2:2

Scorers: 1:0 39 (39.03) Carlos Soler
              1:1 41 (40.51) Mateo Kovacic
              1:2 49 (49.19) Christian Pulisic
              2:2 81 (81.08) Daniel Wass

- The home team had a penalty on 64 (64.01) but Daniel Parejo did not convert it as it was perfectly saved.

Zenit saint Petersburg - Olympique Lyonnais 2:0

Scorers: 1:0 42 (41.25) Artem Dzyuba
              2:0 84 (83.32) Magomed Ozdoyev

RasenBallsport Leipzig - Benfica 2:2

Scorers: 0:1 20 (19.45) Luis Miguel Afonso Fernandes (or just Pizzi)
              0:2 59 (58.34) Carlos Vinicius
              1:2 90-pen (89.50) Emil Forsberg
              2:2 90+5 (95.00) Emil Forsberg

Slavia Prague - Inter 1:3

Scorers: 0:1 19 (18.52) Lautaro Martinez
              1:1 37-pen (36.46) Tomas Soucek
              1:2 81 (80.21) Romelu Lukaku
              1:3 87 (87.03) Lautaro Martinez

Lille - Ajax 0:2

Scorers: 0:1 02 (01.35) Hakim Ziyech
              0:2 59 (58.44) Quincy Promes

Barcelona - Borussia Dortmund 3:1

Scorers: 1:0 29 (28.36) Luis Suarez
              2:0 33 (32.38) Lionel Messi
              3:0 67 (66.46) Antoine Griezmann
              3:1 77 (76.47) Jadon Sancho 

Genk - Red Bull Salzburg 1:4

Scorers: 0:1 43 (42.38) Patson Daka
              0:2 44 (44.18) Takumi Minamino
              0:3 68 (68.08) Hwang Hee-Chan
              1:3 84 (84.10) Mbwana Samatta
              1:4 86 (86.12) Erling Braut Haland

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Quadruple scorer appeared in a high resulting visiting win

Champions league, group stage, round 5 (part 1):

Galatasaray - Club Brugge 1:1

Scorers: 1:0 11 (10.23) Adem Buyuk
              1:1 90+2 (91.23) Krepin Diatta

- Couple of footballers from Club Brugge in additional time received their second yellow cards: the goalscorer Krepin Diatta was send off for playing a 'look how strong I am' game in football pitch by taking off his shirt at 90+3 (92.29), while his colleague Clinton Mata followed him on 90+3 (92.50) for kicking the calm (until that moment) corner flag.

Lokomotiv Moscow - Bayer 04 Leverkusen 0:2

Scorers: 0:1 11 (10.34) Rifat Zhemaletdinov
              0:2 54 (53.23) Sven Bender

Manchester city - Shakhtar Donetsk 1:1

Scorers: 1:0 56 (55.51) Ilkay Gundogan
              1:1 69 (68.39) Manor Solomon

Juventus - Atletico Madrid 1:0

Scorer: 1:0 45+1 (46.14) Paulo Dybala

Real Madrid - PSG 2:2

Scorers: 1:0 17 (16.22) Karim Benzema
              2:0 79 (78.50) Karim Benzema
              2:1 80 (80.18) Kylian Mbappe
              2:2 83 (82.32) Pablo Sarabia

Crvena Zvezda - Bayern Munich 0:6

Scorers: 0:1 14 (13.38) Leon Goretzka
              0:2 53-pen (52.23) Robert Lewandowski
              0:3 59 (59.03) Robert Lewandowski
              0:4 64 (63.28) Robert Lewandowski
              0:5 67 (66.54) Robert Lewandowski
              0:6 89 (88.44) Corentin Tolisso

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In search of best Asian player

On 15 November the Asian football confederation has released a list of up to three names who are competing for the best footballer of the continent. In total there are 14 categories: three each on men and women section, best international and futsal player, plus six awards to be given for football associations.
An exciting reward and one of the most anticipated certainly is who will be the best footballer of 2019. The male contenders are: the number one goalkeeper of Persepolis and Islamic Republic of Iran Ali Reza Safarbeiranvand, Tomoaki Makino (Japanese defender, who plays for Urawa red diamonds) plus the striker of Qatar and Al Sadd Akram Hassan Afif. Li Ying (People's Republic of China), Loitongbam Ashalata Devi (India) and Saki Kumagai (Japan) are nominees from the women side.
The convention and exhibition center on 02 December in Hong Kong is going to give the answer, of who deserves to be named best for this year.

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Penultimate phase from European Cups next week, part two

Without any break given from the international matches, in the last week of this month will begin round number five from the European Cup competitions. As usual, the results from all 40 duels are going to be known in three nights time.

Two plus six, is the continuing (bad) recipe playing from round one for the Champions league. And the following 16 pairs are from the mentioned round one (which were in September), but the teams are now in reverse order.

Tuesday, 26 November at 18.55 CET: Galatasaray - Club Brugge.
Tuesday, 26 November at 18.55 CET: Lokomotiv Moscow - Bayer 04 Leverkusen.

Tuesday, 26 November at 21.00 CET: Atalanta - Dinamo Zagreb.
Tuesday, 26 November at 21.00 CET: Crvena Zvezda - Bayern Munich.
Tuesday, 26 November at 21.00 CET: Juventus - Atletico Madrid.
Tuesday, 26 November at 21.00 CET: Manchester city - Shakhtar Donetsk.
Tuesday, 26 November at 21.00 CET: Real Madrid - PSG.
Tuesday, 26 November at 21.00 CET: Tottenham - Olympiacos.

Wednesday, 27 November at 18.55 CET: Valencia - Chelsea.
Wednesday, 27 November at 18.55 CET: Zenit saint Petersburg - Olympic Lyonnais.

Wednesday, 27 November at 21.00 CET: Barcelona - Borussia Dortmund.
Wednesday, 27 November at 21.00 CET: Genk - Red Bull Salzburg.
Wednesday, 27 November at 21.00 CET: Lille - Ajax.
Wednesday, 27 November at 21.00 CET: Liverpool - Napoli.
Wednesday, 27 November at 21.00 CET: RasenBallsport Leipzig - Benfica.
Wednesday, 27 November at 21.00 CET: Slavia Prague - Inter.

Europa league continues inequality, and for the third consecutive time it will have three different kick-offs. The previous two rounds were the same, but now three matches are going to begin basically in the afternoon (due to the different time zones with the rest of the continent).

Thursday, 28 November at 16.50 CET: Astana - Manchester united.
Thursday, 28 November at 16.50 CET: Krasnodar - Basel.
Thursday, 28 November at 16.50 CET: Trabzonspor - Getafe.

Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: AZ - Partizan.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Basaksehir - Roma.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Besiktas - Slovan Bratislava.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Braga - Wolverhampton.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: CSKA Moscow - Ludogorets.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Ferencaros - Espanyol.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Feyenoord - Glasgow rangers.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Olexandriya - Wolfsburg.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Saint-Etienne - Gent.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Wolfsberger - Borussia Moenchengladbach.
Thursday, 28 November at 18.55 CET: Young boys Bern - Porto.

Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Arsenal - Eintracht Frankfurt.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Celtic - Rennes.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: F91 Dudelange - APOEL.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Lazio - Cluj.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Lugano - Kobenhavn.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Malmo - Dynamo Kyiv.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Rosenborg - LASK.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Sevilla - Qarabag.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Sporting - PSV.
Thursday, 28 November at 21.00 CET: Vitoria - Standard Liege.

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Last winner completes the line-up

Champion number six (from the Asian Champions league) and Asian representative number two at the Club World Cup is Al-Hilal, who today was again a better team from Urawa red diamonds in their Saitama stadium. With this duel all teams are now known that will participate at the last official tournament (Club World Cup) in Qatar which starts in less than three weeks time.
The Saudi Arabian team is going to be the third debutant at the event, and will start from the second round where they are going to play against the African champions (Esperance de Tunis).

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Fifth champion that will travel to Asia

At a memorable first ever match in a single final of the CONMEBOL region, the Copa Libertadores tournament have a new champion. With practically no real play in the whole match, Flamengo looked like they were going to loose against the defending champions River Plate. An equalizing goal was scored at the eighty-ninth minute, and in stoppage time added another, so that the Brazilian club lifted the trophy for the second time in the competition.
It means that the fresh South American champion is going to debut next month at the Club World Cup in Qatar. The penultimate representative in the event is going to appear for the first time in the semi-final.

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Connection of two tournaments leads to main event

It is widely known that 20 teams qualified directly to the European championship, thus only four are missing. And this quartet is going to come from the Nations league event. Basically, the finals from the four leagues will pose as play-off matches for the main tournament in the continent that begins next summer. Yesterday the European football organization has made the draw for 12 additional matches, which starts with semi-final duels and ends up with last games (it is going to be a single game in a knockout system) who are all going to be played in the following dates:

26 March 2020:

PATH A:
Iceland - Romania.
Bulgaria - Hungary. Whoever wins this duel is going to host the final.

PATH B:
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Northern Ireland. Whoever wins this match is going to host the final.
Slovakia - Republic of Ireland.

PATH C:
Scotland - Israel. 
Norway - Serbia. Whoever wins this game is going to host the final.

PATH D:
Georgia - Belarus. Whoever wins this duel is going to host the final.

North Macedonia - Kosovo.

All four finals are scheduled on 31 March 2020.
Every pair has to start at 20.45 CET, however this depends on the time zones within the confederation.

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National Super Cup on foreign soil

For second consecutive time the Spanish Super Cup is going to be played outside its borders. After Africa, next year the new format will happen in Asia for the next three seasons. Saudi Arabia is going to host the first ever final-four event of the competition, thus the teams who will travel to the Arabian Peninsula are: the defending champions (Barcelona), Cup winners (Valencia), club that finished second at the local championship of 2018-19 season (Atletico Madrid) plus the third team (Real Madrid).
According to the local sports daily newspaper (As) the host country have to pay 30 million euros, while half of that money will split this quartet. Two million euros are going to receive the champions of the tournament, 1.4 million will belong to the losing finalist, whilst the remaining two teams are going to be awarded with a million euros from the prize fund. Without the third-fourth match classification, the dates for the three duels are: 08 and 09 January 2020 with the semi-finals, and the big final is going to be on 12 January 2020.
Until past Monday, when it was revealed where the competition will be staged, the hospitality country has been kept in secrecy until the last minute due to the pressure of Amnesty international organization which accuses Saudi Arabia of violating human rights, especially women. To ease a little bit of that pressure, a representative promised that females will be allowed to enter into the stadiums in a previous agreement with the Spanish football federation. Other competing candidate to bring the best four clubs was Qatar.

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Pots already determined

Immediately after all qualifiers were played the four pots for the European championship has been decided. So far we know only 20 direct teams that will play at the event next summer, while the remaining four places are going to be known in March through play-off matches. For the sixtieth birthday and the sixteenth edition of the competition, six groups will be formed on 30 November (next Saturday) at the exhibition centre Romexpo in Bucharest (Romania) at 18.00 CET, and those are going to be made from:

Pot 1: Belgium, Italy, England, Germany, Spain, Ukraine.

Pot 2: France, Poland, Switzerland, Croatia, Netherlands, Russia.

Pot 3: Portugal, Turkey, Denmark, Austria, Sweden, Czech Republic.

Pot 4: Wales, Finland and the winners of play-off duels A, B, C, D.

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Do not wake me up early in order not to be defeated at finish time

CONCACAF Nations league, round 6 (part 3 of 3):

Puerto Rico - Anguilla 3:0

Scorers: 1:0 55 (55.05) Sidney Rivera
              2:0 67-pen (67.00) Sidney Rivera
              3:0 82 (81.21) Devin Vega

- The visiting defender Kion Lee had to depart from the match on 69 due to two yellow cards.

Saint Lucia - Montserrat 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 34 (34.20) Nathan Pond

El Salvador - Dominican Republic 2:0

Scorers: 1:0 15 (14.57) Juan Carlos Portillo Leal
              2:0 87 (86.41) Pablo Punyed

Barbados - Cayman islands 3:0

Scorers: 1:0 32 (31.43) Hallam Hope
              2:0 86 (85.27) Armando Lashley
              3:0 89 (89.06) Hallam Hope

United States Virgin islands - Saint Martin 1:2

Scorers: 0:1 39 (38.26) Yannick Chevalier
              0:2 48 (48.45) Yannick Bellechasse
              1:2 68 (68.20) Ramesses McGuiness

- Two players from the United States Virgin islands team were send off, both receiving direct red cards for nasty fouls: first to say goodbye to the fans was Rakeem Joseph at 47, while Kassai Greene joined his colleague in the dressing room on 84.

Cuba - United States of America 0:4

Scorers: 0:1 01 (36 seconds) Josh Sargent
              0:2 26 (25.45) Jordan Morris
              0:3 39 (38.34) Jordan Morris
              0:4 66 (65.31) Josh Sargent

Mexico - Bermuda 2:1

Scorers: 0:1 09 (09.27) Dante Leverock
              1:1 27 (26.32) Francisco Sebastian Cordova
              2:1 90+3 (92.49) Carlos Uriel Antuna

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Ten players beat eleven counterparts

Africa Cup of Nations 2021 qualifiers, round 2 (part 3 of 3):

Burundi - Morocco 0:3

Scorers: 0:1 26 (25.25) Noussair Mazraoui
              0:2 38 (38.20) Youssef en-Nesyri
              0:3 82 (81.50) Achraf Hakimi

Ethiopia - Ivory Coast 2:1

Scorers: 0:1 04 Serge Aurier
              1:1 16 Surafel Dagnachew
              2:1 26 Shemelis Bekele

Mauritania - Central African Republic 2:0

Scorers: 1:0 27 Moctar el hacen
              2:0 90+1 Diallo Guidileye

Niger - Madagascar 2:6

Scorers: 1:0 05 (04.35) Amadou Wonkoye
              1:1 09 (09.33) Lalaina Nomenjanahary
              1:2 26 (25.54) Lalaina Nomenjanahary
              1:3 34-pen (34.20) Anicet Abel Andrianantenaina
              1:4 38 (37.55) Anicet Abel Andrianantenaina
              1:5 54 (53.42) Paulin Voavy
              1:6 64 (63.44) Jerome Mombris
              2:6 77 (76.30) Yussif Moussa

Zambia - Zimbabwe 1:2

Scorers: 0:1 10 Khama Billiat
              1:1 19 Patson Daka
              1:2 79 Khama Billiat

Equatorial Guinea - Tunisia 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 74 Wahbi Khazri

Libya - Tanzania 2:1

Scorers: 0:1 18-pen (17.25) Mbwana Samatta
              1:1 68-pen (67.26) Sanad Warfali
              2:1 80 (80.12) Anis Mohamed Saltou

- On 86 (86.04) Hamdou Elhouni (Libya) departed early from the match due to two yellow cards.

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Majority of wins stayed at home

Qualifying games for World Cup 2022 (Asian region) and Asian Cup 2023, round 2, phase 06:

Nepal - Kuwait 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 28 (27.25) Bader al Motawaa

Myanmar - Mongolia 1:0

Scorer: 1:0 17 (16.28) Hlaing Bo Bo

Turkmenistan - Sri Lanka 2:0

Scorers: 1:0 44 Abdy Bashimov
              2:0 59 Altymyrat Annadurdyyew

Maldives - Guam 3:1

Scorers: 1:0 23 Ali Samooh
              2:0 38-own goal Travis Nicklaw
              2:1 49 John Landa Matkin
              3:1 90 Ali Ashfaq

Hong Kong - Cambodia 2:0

Scorers: 1:0 20 (20.13) James Stephen Gee Ha
              2:0 83 (82.27) Roberto Orlando Affonso Junior

- For two yellow cards Soeuy Visal had to leave on 78 (77.27), leaving Cambodia to fight with 10 men.

Uzbekistan - Palestine 2:0

Scorer: 1:0 17 (16.54) Eldor Shomurodov
            2:0 58 (57.24) Eldor Shomurodov

Malaysia - Indonesia 2:0

Scorer: 1:0 29 (29.02) Muhammad Safawi bin Rasid
            2:0 72 (72.04) Muhammad Safawi bin Rasid

- On 83 (82.34) Indonesia had a penalty in this match, but the shot from Osas Saha was perfectly saved.

Vietnam - Thailand 0:0

- The home number one Dang van Lam saved an 11 metre punishment from Theeraton Bunmathan (Thailand).

Syria - Philippines 1:0

Scorer: 1:0 22 (22.14) Ward al Salama

Iraq - Bahrain 0:0

Afghanistan - Qatar 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 76-pen (75.32) Akram Afif

- Omran Haydary (Afghanistan) shot a penalty at 29 which was spectacularly saved by Saad al Sheeb (Qatar).

Kyrgyzstan - Tajikistan 1:1

Scorers: 0:1 17 Jahongir Ergashev
              1:1 83 Tamerlan Kozubaev

Oman - India 1:0

Scorer: 1:0 33 Muhsen al Ghassani

- On 07 Muhsen al Ghassani (Oman) missed a penalty.

Yemen - Singapore 1:2

Scorers: 0:1 19 Ikhsan bin Fandi Ahmad
              0:2 52 Hafiz Nor
              1:2 84 Nasser al Gahwashi

Jordan - Chinese Taipei 5:0

Scorers: 1:0 04 Baha Faisal 
              2:0 24 Ahmad al-Ersan
              3:0 42 Salem al Ajalin
              4:0 62 Hamza al Daradreh
              5:0 74 Baha Faisal

Lebanon - North Korea 0:0

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Same player scored twice in different nets

CONCACAF Nations league, round 6 (part 2 of 3):

Dominica - Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1:0

Scorer: 1:0 71 (70.24) Audel Josiah O'Neal Laville

Aruba - Antigua and Barbuda 2:3

Scorers: 1:0 19 (19.08) Joshua John
              1:1 36 (35.47) Junior Benjamin
              2:1 75 (75.03) Noah Lucho Harms
              2:2 82-own goal (81.55) Noah Lucho Harms
              2:3 84 (83.35) Daniel Bowry

- From 62 Aruba played with 10 men because Paul Nickleson got a direct red card.

Jamaica - Guyana 1:1

Scorers: 0:1 44 (44.04) Emery Welshman
              1:1 49 (49.02) Jovan East

Nicaragua - Suriname 1:2

Scorers: 0:1 20 (20.15) Ivenzo Comvalius
              0:2 53 (52.36) Nigel Hasselbaink
              1:2 60 (59.53) Rigoberto Fuentes

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Abnormal scores from couple of games

Elimination games for EURO 2020, round 10 (part 2 of 3):

Italy - Armenia 9:1

Scorers: 1:0 07 (07.05) Ciro Immobile
              2:0 08 (08.08) Nicolo Zaniolo
              3:0 29 (28.28) Nicolo Barella
              4:0 33 (32.28) Ciro Immobile
              5:0 64 (63.33) Nicolo Zaniolo
              6:0 72 (71.30) Alessio Romagnoli
              7:0 75-pen (74.59) Jorge Luis Frello Filho (known as Jorginho)
              8:0 77 (76.55) Riccardo Orsolini
              8:1 79 (78.47) Edgar Babayan
              9:1 80 (80.03) Federico Chiesa

Liechtenstein - Bosnia and Herzegovina 0:3

Scorers: 0:1 57 (56.29) Eldar Civic
              0:2 64 (63.25) Armin Hodzic
              0:3 72 (71.54) Armin Hodzic

Spain - Romania 5:0

Scorers: 1:0 08 (07.35) Fabian Ruiz
              2:0 32 (32.20) Gerard Moreno
              3:0 42 (42.06) Gerard Moreno
              4:0 45-own goal (44.50) Adrian Rus
              5:0 90+1 (90.59) Mikel Oyarzabal

Sweden - Faroe islands 3:0

Scorers: 1:0 28 (28.20) Sebastian Andersson
              2:0 71 (71.04) Mattias Svanberg
              3:0 79 (79.10) John Guidetti

Greece - Finland 2:1

Scorers: 0:1 26 (26.14) Teemu Pukki
              1:1 47 (46.24) Petros Mantalos
              2:1 69 (69.03) Konstantios Galanopoulos

Malta - Norway 1:2

Scorers: 0:1 06 (06.03) Joshua King
              1:1 40 (39.37) Paul Fenech
              1:2 61 (61.11) Alexander Sorloth

- On 67 (66.22) the Malta number one perfectly saved a punishment from Joshua King (Norway).

Gibraltar - Switzerland 1:6

Scorers: 0:1 09 (09.19) Cedric Itten
              0:2 50 (49.52) Ruben Vargas
              0:3 56 (56.11) Christian Fassnacht
              1:3 73 (73.18) Reece Styche
              1:4 74 (74.12) Loris Benito
              1:5 84 (83.49) Cedric Itten
              1:6 86 (85.36) Granit Xhaka

Republic of Ireland - Denmark 1:1

Scorers: 0:1 73 (72.24) Martin Braithwaite
              1:1 85 (84.50) Matt Doherty

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