5-4! 9-ball god plot! European qualifiers report, Italy s top win, Croatia won 4-0

The European qualifiers sparked another fire last night: Italy narrowly defeated Israel 5-4, Croatia won 4 goals, and Kosovo defeated Sweden in an upset. The European Cup qualifiers staged several fierce battles last night, with strong teams such as Italy, Croatia, and Denmark appearing one after another, including dramatic reversals and amazing unpopularity.

Italy 5-4 Israel

In a goal feast with a total of 9 goals, the Italian team scored an own goal twice and was tied twice. Finally, with Tonali's long-range shot in stoppage time, he narrowly defeated Israel 5-4. Locatelli and Bastoni accidentally owned one after another, but Retge assisted Keane twice to score, and Politano and Laspadori also made contributions. Despite obvious loopholes on the defensive end, Italy still scored a key three-pointer with its strong offensive firepower and tenacity.

Croatia 4-0 Montenegro

Croatia faced Montenegro at home, with Yakic's first record, and then his opponent Bratovic was sent off with a red card. Croatia, which has the advantage in numbers, expanded the score by Kramalic and Perisic, and the opponent also gave an own gift, and finally won 4-0. After this game, Croatia tied the top Czech Republic in the group with points, and the qualifying situation was bright.

Denmark 3-0 Greece

Denmark team scored goals with two assists from Heyber, Damsgao and Christensen scored one after another. Hoylen, who came on as a substitute, secured the victory and defeated Greece 3-0 away. Denmark has a solid defense and strong midfield control, showing strong overall strength. It is currently tied for the top spot in the group with 4 points with Scotland.

Scotland 2-0 Belarus

McTominay assisted Che Adams to score, his opponent Volkov scored an own goal, and Scotland defeated Belarus 2-0 away. The team has a tight defense organization, and has won the opponents for two consecutive games, showing a mature tactical system and good competitive state.

Kosovo 2-0 Sweden

Kosovo, the world's No. 95, defeated Sweden 2-0 at home, with Rex Bekay and Vedat Muric scoring one after another. Despite being sent off in stoppage time, Kosovo still held on to the victory. Stars such as Isaac and Zhekelais collectively remained silent, with 1 draw and 1 loss at the beginning and only 1 point, and the prospect of qualifying was worrying.

Switzerland 3-0 Slovenia

Switzerland locked in the first half with goals from Elvisi, Embolo and Endoye. Zhaka has excellent midfield dispatch, Enboro has obvious fulcrum role, and the team has strong offense and defense integrity, showing the mature style of European powerhouses. The

match once again proves that there are no weak teams in European football. Although Italy won, it had outstanding defensive risks. Croatia, Denmark and Scotland showed stable competitiveness, while Kosovo's upset victory reminded all strong teams: it may cost a price to despise any opponent. As the qualifiers deepen, each team needs to adjust its state as soon as possible to compete for the initiative to qualify.