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An Achievement Worthy of the History Books
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San Marino achieves a historic feat: defeats Liechtenstein 3-1, wins the Nations League group, and secures promotion to League C.
San Marino has written a memorable page in its football history, accomplishing a feat that seemed impossible. With a 3-1 victory over Liechtenstein in Vaduz, the small state managed to claim the top spot in Group 1 of League D in the Nations League and achieve a historic promotion to League C. With goals from Lazzari, Nanni from a penalty, and Golinucci, the blue and white team surpassed Gibraltar in the standings and completed an extraordinary journey.
Never before had the National Team scored three goals in an official match, showing a level of growth that goes beyond statistics. For a country used to being the Cinderella of European football, this result represents much more than a victory: it is the realization of a dream.
San Marino, the long and winding road to success
To understand the magnitude of this feat, consider that San Marino, in its previous 209 official matches in its history, had only achieved two victories before the incredible one last night, both against Liechtenstein: one in a friendly match in 2004 and the other on September 5th, in the opening game of the group.
The overall record of the national team had been marked by defeats for years (a total of 197). Yet, despite the difficulties, the group continued to work diligently and with determination until reaching this historic milestone.
The magical night in Vaduz
The match in Vaduz is the climax of a journey that seemed to be taken from fairy tales. Lazzari opened the scoring with a goal that ignited hopes, then Nanni coolly converted a penalty, before Golinucci sealed the victory with a goal that will go down in the annals of Sammarinese football.
At the final whistle, uncontainable joy erupted: the players rushed towards the traveling fans, celebrating with them a unique moment.
The coach Roberto Cevoli, visibly moved, could not hold back the emotion. Since his arrival, he has worked diligently and passionately, valuing a group often considered outsiders and leading them to achieve a historic result for Sammarinese football.
San Marino’s success is not just a sporting event, but a symbol of resilience and hope for an entire community.
This promotion to League C shows that even the smallest of states can dream big and, with dedication and courage, can achieve goals that seemed unattainable. The Triton is now preparing for new challenges, aware that history has already been written, but the journey has only just begun.
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The team needed confidence
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The match of the 3rd day of the Champions League PSV-Napoli ended 6-2, a resounding defeat for the Azzurri, overwhelmed by the Dutch in the 2nd half.
The match of the 3rd day of the Champions League PSV-Napoli ended 6-2, a resounding defeat for the Azzurri who were overwhelmed in the second half after an initial lead by McTominay. A really bad night for the team of Antonio Conte.

PSV-Napoli 6-2, Azzurri shipwreck in Eindhoven: initial lead by McTominay, then Dutch avalanche
The challenge of the 3rd day of the Champions League group stage PSV-Napoli ends 6-2, a resounding defeat for the team of Antonio Conte, who took the lead but then suffered the Dutch avalanche, which overwhelmed them. A really bad night in Eindhoven, with much to reflect on.
First initiative of Napoli, in the 2nd minute with Lucca, but the shot goes wide. Then it’s De Bruyne‘s turn, but the Dutch defense saves. Then PSV tries with Man, Milinkovic is ready. Again Man in the 19th minute tries to worry the Azzurri goalkeeper, who saves. At the 28th minute, Spinazzola tries for Napoli, a shot that just misses the target. But at the 31st minute Napoli takes the lead: Spinazzola crosses from the left and McTominay heads in to beat Kovar, 1-0 for Conte’s team. After 4 minutes, PSV equalizes: on a PSV action, Buongiorno tries to anticipate Til but his intervention beats Milinkovc-Savic, back to level. Then, at the 39th minute, the Dutch take the lead: Saibari heads towards the Azzurri area, and with a shot beats Milinkovic-Savic, the 2-1 scoreline going into halftime.
The second half starts with Napoli being dangerous with Lucca and Anguissa, but in the 54th minute, PSV scores again: Mauro Junior crosses for Man, who deflects it in to beat Milinkovic-Savic, making it 3-1. However, PSV doesn’t stop, Napoli’s defense does what it can against the Dutch attack, and in the 76th minute Lucca is also sent off. In the 80th minute, the fourth goal for PSV: Man scores again, with an unstoppable shot for Milinkovic-Savic. Then, in the 86th minute, Napoli reduces the gap with McTominay, the only one who shines on this bad night, with a precise header into the net. But PSV closes the deal in the 86th and 87th minute, with Pepi and Driouech. Then the final whistle that ends the hostilities with a 6-2 victory for the Dutch.
The man of the match is undoubtedly Man, with a personal brace and a great game overall, like the entire PSV attack that literally overwhelmed Napoli at the Philips Stadium tonight.
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