Nations League: San Marino defeat Liechtenstein in first competitive win

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Nations League: San Marino defeat Liechtenstein in first competitive win
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San Marino have beaten Liechtenstein 1-0 in the Nations League’s fourth tier, securing their first-ever competitive victory after 34 years of trying

Nicko Sensoli’s goal earns historic 1-0 League D victory.

🇸🇲 SAN MARINO WIN A GAME FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 20+ YEARS & A COMPETITIVE MATCH FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER!!! Playing their first match since beating England 2-1 in the European Championship final in Berlin on 14 July, Spain dominated possession but were unable to convert in 22 scoring attempts. That allowedThe hosts thought they had won a penalty early in the second half when Nico Elvedi picked up a booking for upending Kasper Dolberg in the area, but after a VAR review the referee changed his decision to a free kick just outside the box and a red card for the Swiss defender.

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