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Germany vs Portugal Nations League semi-final LIVE SCORE UPDATES: GER 1-1 POR in 2nd half
Germany vs Portugal Nations League semi-final LIVE SCORE UPDATES: GER 1-1 POR in 2nd half

Business Standard

time6 days ago

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  • Business Standard

Germany vs Portugal Nations League semi-final LIVE SCORE UPDATES: GER 1-1 POR in 2nd half

The two teams last met competitively during the UEFA EURO 2020 group stage, where Germany emerged victorious with a 4-2 win, also at the Munich Football Arena. 2:02 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Concesao with a stunner! Portugal gets the equaliser as Concessao comes on and scores a banger for Portugal in the 63rd minute. His father scored the goal last time agianst the Germans to hand his side the win and now he follows his father's footsteps tonight. Brilliant left foot curler into the left corner from outside the box. 1:46 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Ronaldo comes close! A great cross from Nuno Mendes from the let flank as Ronaldo every inch of his muscles to get their but ended up touching it wide of the goal. 1:44 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: 2nd half begins! Portugal kick off the 2nd half with no changes so far in the tie. 1:42 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Will 90 minutes be enough? With the end to end football at show in Munich, it is expected that the tie won't be ending anytime soon and might need extra time and even penalties in the end. 1:27 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: All square at half-time! All square after the 45 minutes as Portugal and Germany players walk back to the dressing room with no goals in the tie so far. 1:15 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Nothing to separate the sides! Both side are getting good chances to score with Portugal taking the counter attacking way to goal for now. Neto did see himself in a 2v2 situation alongside Ronaldo but failed to square it to his skipper. 1:04 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Germany asking questions! Germany have put Portugal in their half for a while now and are trying to create from both flanks. Portugal tryin to slow the game down and trying to take the sting out of the game for now.

Germany vs Portugal Nations League semi-final LIVE SCORE UPDATES: GER 0-0 POR in 1st half
Germany vs Portugal Nations League semi-final LIVE SCORE UPDATES: GER 0-0 POR in 1st half

Business Standard

time6 days ago

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  • Business Standard

Germany vs Portugal Nations League semi-final LIVE SCORE UPDATES: GER 0-0 POR in 1st half

The two teams last met competitively during the UEFA EURO 2020 group stage, where Germany emerged victorious with a 4-2 win, also at the Munich Football Arena. Germany and Portugal are set to face off in a pivotal UEFA Nations League semi-final clash in Munich, marking their first-ever encounter in the competition. The host nation, Germany, is making its debut in the tournament's final four, while Portugal is eyeing a second title after securing the inaugural trophy in the 2018/19 edition. Julian Nagelsmann's team booked their place in the semi-finals with a narrow 5-4 aggregate triumph over Italy. After earning a 2-1 win in the first leg in Milan, the return fixture in Dortmund turned into a six-goal thriller. Goals from Joshua Kimmich, Jamal Musiala, and Tim Kleindienst helped Germany fend off a late surge from the Azzurri to hold on for a 3-3 draw. Portugal also advanced in dramatic fashion. Trailing 1-0 after the first leg in Copenhagen, they staged a stunning comeback in Lisbon, eventually sealing a 5-2 victory after extra time. Substitute Francisco Trincão was the hero, scoring a crucial equalizer in the 86th minute to force the additional period, before striking again shortly after the restart. Gonçalo Ramos later added a goal to secure the win and propel Roberto Martínez's men into the semi-finals. UEFA Nations League semi-final: Germany vs Portugal live telecast and live streaming details What time does the UEFA Nations League semi-final between Germany and Portugal start? The match is scheduled to begin at 12:30 AM IST. Where is the UEFA Nations League semi-final between Germany and Portugal being held? The semi-final will be hosted at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany. Where to watch the UEFA Nations League semi-final between Germany and Portugal live on TV in India? Fans in India can watch the live telecast of the match on the Sony Sports Network. Where to stream the UEFA Nations League semi-final between Germany and Portugal live in India? The live streaming of the match will be available on the SonyLIV app and website. 12:47 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Tight start to the tie! Both sides on the attack from the get go as Ronaldo tries to score bbut his shot from the left is saved by Ter Stegen. 12:40 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Action begins! The match kicks off with Germany kicking off the proceedings on the night. 12:23 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Stars in display! The likes of Wirtz, Sane, Bruno Fernandes and Cristiano Ronaldo would be featured in tonight's clash. 12:04 AM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: Action to begin soon! We are less than 30 minutes away from the action to begin in Munich at the iconic Allianz Arena which recently hosted the UEFA Champions League final as well. 11:57 PM Germany vs Portugal Nations League SF LIVE UPDATES: A chance to get a WC berth! In Europe, teams that secure a top-two finish in their World Cup qualifying groups earn direct entry to the FIFA World Cup. Meanwhile, the four best-performing teams from the UEFA Nations League that fail to finish in the top two of their qualifying groups will get another chance to qualify for the tournament through a playoff route. This system provides teams with a valuable fallback option, offering renewed hope if their main World Cup qualification efforts don't go as planned.

How to Watch Germany vs. Portugal: Live Stream UEFA Nations League Semifinal, TV Channel
How to Watch Germany vs. Portugal: Live Stream UEFA Nations League Semifinal, TV Channel

Newsweek

time6 days ago

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How to Watch Germany vs. Portugal: Live Stream UEFA Nations League Semifinal, TV Channel

Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. The UEFA Nations League is nearing its conclusion, with Wednesday's game between Germany and Portugal determining the first spot in Sunday's final. Spain and France play on Thursday to determine which team will advance to the final. Which side will advance to the final game of the tournament? Tune in on Wednesday to FS1 to see if it's Germany or Portugal that advances. Portugal's forward #07 Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates after setting up the third goal for Portugal's midfielder #08 Bruno Fernandes during the UEFA Euro 2024 Group F football match between Turkey and Portugal at the BVB Stadion... Portugal's forward #07 Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates after setting up the third goal for Portugal's midfielder #08 Bruno Fernandes during the UEFA Euro 2024 Group F football match between Turkey and Portugal at the BVB Stadion in Dortmund on June 22, 2024. More Photo by INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images How to Watch Germany vs. Portugal: Date: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 Time: 3:00 PM ET Channel: FS1 Stream: Fubo (Try for free) Germany and Portugal meet in Munich for the UEFA Nations League semifinal, marking their first-ever meeting in this competition. Hosts Germany are appearing in the semifinals for the first time, while Portugal is attempting to secure a second title after winning the inaugural trophy in 2019. Julian Nagelsmann's side reached the last four with a 5-4 aggregate win over Italy in the quarterfinals. After a 2-1 away victory in Milan, a 3-3 thriller followed with Joshua Kimmich, Jamal Musiala, and Tim Kleindienst all scoring goals. Portugal also had to come from behind in its quarterfinal tie, moving on from a 1-0 first-leg loss in Copenhagen to claim a 5-2 extra-time win in Lisbon. In a dramatic comeback, substitute Francisco Trincão's 86th-minute strike forced extra time, before he got another goal a minute after the restart. Gonçalo Ramos got a goal late to punch the team's ticket to the last four. The last time these two teams met in a competitive match was during the group stage of UEFA EURO 2020, where Germany earned a 4-2 win at the Munich Football Arena, the same venue set to host this semifinal. Spain claimed the UEFA Nations League title in the most recent tournament, defeating Croatia in the final. Tune in to FS1 on Wednesday to watch the first UEFA Nations League semifinals. Live stream the Germany vs. Portugal game on Fubo: Start your free trial now! Regional restrictions may apply. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.

Olsson given emotional goodbye by Midtjylland after brain illness
Olsson given emotional goodbye by Midtjylland after brain illness

Yahoo

time31-03-2025

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Olsson given emotional goodbye by Midtjylland after brain illness

Sweden's Kristoffer Olsson (L) and Poland's Robert Lewandowski battle for the ball during the UEFA EURO 2020 Group E soccer match between Sweden and Poland at St. Petersburg Stadium. Swedish footballer Kristoffer Olsson, who suffered a serious brain illness, was given an emotional send-off by FC Midtjylland on Sunday after mutually agreeing to terminate his contract with the Danish club. Igor Russak/dpa Swedish footballer Kristoffer Olsson, who suffered a serious brain illness, was given an emotional send-off by FC Midtjylland on Sunday after mutually agreeing to terminate his contract with the Danish club. Advertisement The 29-year-old intends to move closer to his family in his hometown of Norrköping in Sweden. Over a year ago, Olsson was diagnosed with an extremely rare inflammation of the cerebral blood vessels, which had caused multiple small blood clots in his brain. In the half-time interval during Sunday 2-0 defeat against Brøndby, Midtjylland fans serenaded Olsson one last time. The visibly emotional player greeted the crowd and even received a gift basket from supporters. "I continue to dream of being a footballer, to be able to train fully and feel that I can contribute to the team," said the 47-time Sweden international, who now plans to work on a potential comeback at his youth club, IFK Norrköping. Advertisement "I feel progress every week, and I am hungrier and more motivated than ever." At the end of February last year, Olsson suddenly lost consciousness and was taken to Aarhus University Hospital. He was kept on artificial ventilation for an extended period while medical experts searched for a diagnosis for his acute brain illness. He was later transferred to a rehabilitation centre for neurological conditions, where he gradually regained his motor and verbal abilities.

Lyon's Corentin Tolisso targets a return to the France squad
Lyon's Corentin Tolisso targets a return to the France squad

Yahoo

time09-03-2025

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Lyon's Corentin Tolisso targets a return to the France squad

In an interview with L'Équipe, Corentin Tolisso (30) has revealed he is targeting a return to the France squad in the near future, hoping that Didier Deschamps has taken notice of his improved form at Lyon this season. Winning the World Cup with France in 2018, the 30-year-old is no stranger to representing Les Bleus at the top level. After making his debut in 2017 against Spain, the Lyon academy graduate has gone on to make 28 appearances for his country. However, he has not played for Les Bleus under Deschamps since 2021 at UEFA EURO 2020. Since returning to OL, Tolisso had struggled to recreate the form that saw him represent France on a regular basis and earned him a move to Bayern Munich. Nevertheless, the France international has refound that form this season – proving pivotal to any successes the Rhône club has had this term. Commenting on his goals for the future with Lyon and the national team, Tolisso said, 'It is an objective to return to the France squad. When you have won the World Cup and the Champions League, what else can you aspire to?… I want to win trophies, to win titles, I want to relive that.' GFFN | Liam Wraith

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