Explore Women’s Nations League Standings in Promotion and Relegation Matches

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Explore Women’s Nations League Standings in Promotion and Relegation Matches

The UEFA Women’s Nations League is reaching a pivotal stage as the first legs of the promotion and relegation matches took place on October 24, 2023. Teams are competing to secure their standings for future tournaments, creating an atmosphere charged with excitement.

Current Standings in Promotion and Relegation Matches

Several standout performances have defined these recent fixtures. Denmark has effectively positioned itself to stay in League A by defeating Finland with a score of 6-1. Star player Pernille Harder scored two goals, solidifying Denmark’s lead.

Match Highlights

Denmark vs. Finland: Denmark won 6-1, with Harder and Sara Holmgaard each netting two goals.
Republic of Ireland vs. Belgium: Katie McCabe scored twice in a 4-2 win, nearing her 100th international cap.
Iceland vs. Northern Ireland: Iceland achieved a 2-0 victory, improving their relegation odds.
Czechia vs. Austria: Czechia clinched a narrow 1-0 win at home.

Promotion and Relegation Structure

This tournament’s structure features play-offs that determine which teams will advance or face relegation. Recent outcomes include:

Relegated from League A: Portugal, Scotland, Switzerland, Wales.
Promoted from League B: Poland, Serbia, Slovenia, Ukraine.
Relegated from League B: Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Romania.
Promoted from League C: Israel, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro, Slovakia.

Upcoming Matches

As the tournament unfolds, the second legs of the promotion and relegation matches are crucial. Scheduled for October 28, 2023, the fixtures include:

Denmark vs. Finland (18:00 CET)
Austria vs. Czechia (18:00 CET)
Iceland vs. Northern Ireland (19:00 CET)
Belgium vs. Republic of Ireland (20:30 CET)

League B and C Play-offs

In the League B and C match-ups, Türkiye showcased dominance with a 4-0 victory over Kosovo. Additionally, Cyprus mounted a comeback, winning 3-2 against Albania, further enhancing their chances for promotion to League B.

The second legs for these matches are also set for October 28, 2023:

Albania vs. Cyprus (18:00 CET)
Türkiye vs. Kosovo (18:00 CET)

As the competition progresses, teams are intensely focused on securing their positions for the upcoming European Qualifiers, paving the way for an exciting run-up to the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup.