The latest UEFA Nations League A standings: Portugal 5-1 in 1st place, Poland at the bottom, Spain 2-1 Denmark

On November 16, Beijing time, the UEFA Nations League competition continued, let's take a look at the latest standings of the four groups of A-class!

The latest UEFA Nations League standings

Group A, Portugal remains unbeaten Golden Body 4 wins and 1 draw accumulated 13 points to advance to the next round as the first in the group, this morning and Poland game, Portugal in the second half of the force, Leao broke the deadlock, and then Ronaldo penalty shot to expand the score, B Fei long-range shot, Ronaldo assisted Pedro Neto to score, Ronaldo barb scored the icing on the cake, Marcuk helped Poland score a goal. Portugal, who won the UEFA Nations League in 2019, still have the potential to challenge for the title, and they will need to continue to improve on their shortcomings. Portugal will play Croatia in the next round, considering that the team has qualified, coach Martinez confirmed that Ronaldo, B, Neto and B Fei have left the team and returned to the club.

Cristiano Ronaldo barbs the back of the net

Croatia suffered a shock 1-0 defeat to Scotland in the first half, with Sucic turning two yellows and one red in the first half before McGinn scored the winner in the 86th minute. Croatia sit at seven points, three ahead of Scotland and Poland, and only need one point to secure second place in the group. Scotland and Poland meet in the final round and will battle for third place in the group to avoid outright relegation.

Italy topped Group B

In Group B, Italy and France have already secured the top two spots, with Italy beating Belgium 1-0 away and Tonali scoring the only goal of the game to take the points up to 13. Belgium 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss can only be ranked third in the group with 4 points, France drew 0-0 at home with Israel, and is second with 10 points. Israel reaps the first point. The match of the 5th round of Group C has not yet been played, Germany plays Bosnia and Herzegovina at home, and the Netherlands plays Hungary at home.

Spain finished first in Group D

In Group D, Spain secured top spot in the group with a 2-1 win away at Denmark with goals from Oyarzabal and Ayose Pérez. Spain's current record is unbeaten with 4 wins and 1 draw with Portugal and Italy. Denmark are second in the group with seven points, just two points ahead of third-placed Serbia and yet to secure a place in the group. In the final round, Denmark challenged Serbia away and only needed to get points to qualify, and Serbia had to get three points to counterattack. Switzerland have not won a single game in 5 rounds, with 2 draws and 3 losses and only 2 points at the bottom.