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The first place in the competition of the League D teams will give the opportunity to hope for a “play-off” ticket for the European Championships in the spring of 2024.
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For this to happen, Latvia must first of all score more points and a better goal difference than the winners of Group D2 (Estonia or Malta), regardless of the results against Liechtenstein. Secondly, it is to be hoped that at least 13 of the 16 teams playing at the same level, for example thirteen of the sixteen national teams in the UEFA Nations A League, will win tickets for the finals of qualifying for the European Championship scheduled for 2023.
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The list of candidates for the Latvian men’s soccer team for September matches:
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goalkeepers: Pavel Šteinbor (RFS), Krišjānis Zviedris (“Liepāja”), Rihards Matrevics (“Valmiera”);
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defenders: Antonijs Chernomordys, Raivis Andris Jurkovskis (both – “Riga”), Kaspars Dubra, Vladislav Sorokins, Elvis Stuglis (all – RFS), Igors Tarasovs (“Krasava”, Cyprus), Roberts Savalnieks (“Liepāja”), Daniels Balodis , Emils Birka (both – “Valmiera”);
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midfielders: Eduards Emsis (“Lahti”, Finland), Andrejs Ciganiks (“FC DAC 1904”, Slovakia), Alvis Jaunzems (“Valmiera”), Artūrs Zyuzins (RFS), Aleksejs Saveljevs (“Auda”), Kristers Tobers (Danzig “Lechia”, Poland), Jānis Ikaunieks (“KuPs”, Finland), Krišs Kārkliņš (“Liepāja”), Maksims Toniševs (“Valmiera”);
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forwards: Vladislavs Gutkovskis (“Rakow” of Czestochowa, Poland), Roberts Uldriķis (“Cambuur” of Leeuwarden, Netherlands), Raimonds Krollis (“Valmiera”), Dāvis Ikaunieks (“Jablonec”, Czech Republic).
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