Tunisia U20 W 21:32 Croatia U20 W 
Algeria U20 W 30:26 USA U20 W 
Egypt U20 W 40:17 Paraguay U20 W 
Brazil U20 W 26:24 Turkey U20 W 
Argentina U20 W 30:9 Canada U20 W 
Faroe Islands U20 W 30:23 Chinese Taipei U20 W 
Iceland U20 W 31:20 Guinea U20 W 
Angola U20 W 33:14 India U20 W 
Denmark U20 W 40:18 Czech Republic U20 W 
Germany U20 W 40:22 South Korea U20 W 
Poland U20 W 23:29 Norway U20 W 
Japan U20 W 25:32 Hungary U20 W 
Montenegro U20 W 31:25 China U20 W 
Spain U20 W 32:25 Romania U20 W 
France U20 W 29:23 Austria U20 W 
Serbia U20 W 24:23 Sweden U20 W 
The Republic of Ireland’s Nations League match against Israel will now take place in Serbia. The game was moved from Dublin due to security concerns. UEFA made the decision to keep everyone safe.
Why Was the Game Moved?
The change comes because of ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Holding the match in Ireland was considered too risky. Serbia was chosen as a neutral host. This is not unusual—many games involving Israeli teams are played in other countries.
What It Means for the Teams
- Ireland loses the advantage of playing at home in front of its own fans.
- Israel gets a venue without hostile crowds, similar to their usual away matches.
- Both teams must travel to Serbia and adjust to a new environment.
Looking Ahead
The Nations League continues on schedule. The match in Serbia will be important for both sides as they fight for points. Fans can expect a competitive game in a neutral setting.
Overall, the change ensures safety while keeping the competition fair. Both teams will now focus on preparing for the match in Serbia.