The San Marians won the second victory in the official games in their history.
Team San Marino hit the road Liechtenstein in the game the last 6 round of the group stage of the League of Nations Season 2024/25. The match in Vaduz ended with a score of 1:3.
The home team won the first half with a goal scored by Aron Seele in the 40th minute.
However, in the second half, the Sanmarinians came back, adding three goals to the opponent’s goal. Lorenzo Lazzari, Nicola Nanni (penalty score) and Alessandro Golinucci scored for the hosts.
Review of the game Liechtenstein – San Marino
Note that the San Marino team scored three goals in one game for the first time in its history. For them, this is only the second official victory in history and the third overall (in 34 years of performances).
It is interesting that the Sanmarinians won all three victories in matches with Liechtenstein. For the first time, the San Marino team defeated Liechtenstein in 2004 in a friendly match (1:0).
San Marino won its second victory in history in the opening round of the current League of Nations, beating Liechtenstein also with a score of 1:0. This victory became historic for the Sanmariners in official games. The team broke a streak of 158 games without a win.
See also: Nations League 2024/25: all groups and standings
Thus, the team of San Marino (7 points) took the last first place in Group D4 and won promotion to the class – the team will lead the next season of the League of Nations in Division C.
Gibraltar finished second in this group (6 points), which will compete in the playoffs to get to League C. Liechtenstein (2 points) remained in Division D.
It was previously reported decided all participants in the 1/4 finals of the Nations League 2024/25.
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See them achieving this success on such an important stage.
As the website editor for world-today-news.com, I would be delighted to conduct an interview with two guests about the interesting details in the recent game between Liechtenstein and San Marino in the League of Nations.
Guest 1: Marco, a San Marino fan who closely follows the national team’s performances.
Guest 2: Andreas, a Liechtenstein football analyst who closely follows the national team’s progress.
Theme 1: Historic Win for San Marino
Interviewer: Firstly, congratulations to both teams on their respective performances in the League of Nations. Marco, as a San Marino fan, how does it feel to witness the national team win their second victory in history?
Guest 1: It’s an incredible feeling, actually! I’ve been following the San Marino national team for years and this win is a culmination of all their hard work and dedication. We all knew that this team had potential, but winning against a strong opponent like Liechtenstein in such fashion is just remarkable. It’s a proud moment for all Sanmarinese people.
Andreas, as a Liechtenstein supporter, how do you feel about your team’s performance in this game? Any thoughts on their intensity or strategy that could have led to this result?
Guest 2: Well, Liechtenstein had a strong start in the first half, but in the second half, their defense seemed to weaken. They were unfortunate to concede three goals so quickly, which ultimately led to their defeat. It’s a disappointing outcome, but we still have plenty of room for improvement as we look towards the future.
Theme 2: Previous Meetings with Liechtenstein
Guest 1: San Marino has had a lot of success against Liechtenstein in the past. Can you give us more information about those matches and how they’ve contributed to this victory?
Marco: Actually, this win against Liechtenstein is historic for us because it’s the only time we have won in official games against them. Previously, we defeated them in a friendly match way back in 2004. However, the core of this team that won today is different from that one. The current squad has shown tremendous growth and progress, and it’s great to
