National Football Team Remains Without Points in UEFA Nations League League A

Competing in the UEFA Nations League League A for the first time in its history, the National Football Team lost all four of its matches, remaining without points and displaying one of the weakest performances in the league.

First Campaign in Nations League League A

The National Football Team is going through a tough period in the UEFA Nations League, where it participates for the first time in its history. Entering the draw from the last pot as the sixteenth and final seeded team, the national team is gaining experience against strong opponents due to a lack of habit of playing consecutive matches at this level.

Match Results and Goal Statistics

Leaving all four matches it played with defeats, the crescent-and-star team remained without points and positioned itself as the least successful team among the sixteen teams in Nations League League A. During this process, our national team conceded eleven goals, becoming the second team to concede the most goals.

Expected Goals and Historical Streak

Playing with an average of 6.8 xG expected goals in four matches in the Nations League this season, the national team struggled to convert the chances it created against opponents into the scoreboard, hitting the back of the net only twice. With these results, the crescent-and-star team lost four consecutive matches for the first time since the period between October 1987 and March 1988.

League Format and Play-Off Possibility

The impending change in the Nations League format could create an advantage for the National Football Team. Specifically for this season in League A, only the two worst group-last teams will be directly relegated to League B, while a play-off possibility remains for other teams. The fact that Czechia and Serbia are also without points increases the importance of the remaining matches to be played.