4 hours agoKosovo's extraordinary growth: A country formed in 2008, on the verge of qualifying in Euro 2020
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(7 years ago)Once Arber Zenelli accepted the ball, the whole public stood up. The left attacker is one of the players who has raised Kosovo high, and he scored it again when they most needed it. That's how the great American medium begins. SPN. The fantastic form of the National of Kosovo has all [...]
The fantastic form of the National of Kosovo has led the whole world to speak for the Dardans, Periscopi reports.
Kosovo is the national, which does not recognise losses in the last 12 matches. Iceland is the last team to defeat Kosovo in 2017.
The ESPN has dedicated a special article to Kosovo, which the Periscope will translate.
The article begins with the title of how a country formed in 2008 is on the verge of a historic qualifications at EURO 2020.
The “dream of Dardane) is the coerography the fans had done at Fadil Vokri Stadium before the match with Bulgaria [1-1]. Kosovo fans believed that night about something they did not mean years ago.
No one would have dared to suggest five years ago that Kosovo, an extreme war state that declared independence only in 2008, would produce one of the most talented football teams in Europe. During the 1990s, while tensions with the Serbian regime intensified, it was considered too dangerous to play sports in public. Now this team is invincible in 12 matches.
The Balkan “Brazil label that has jokingly followed around them seems no longer unimaginable.
Arber Zenelis goal against Bulgaria.
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“I will show England that Kosovo will not be easy,” said Christian Ericksen last Thursday after Denmark stopped by by draw from Kosovo to Pristina [2-2].
Kosovo is a dark horse in England's qualifying group in Euro 2020. Their 1-1 draw against Bulgarians takes them away slightly, but they are already only two matches away to make history, Periscopi broadcasts.
They must overcome Macedonia and then Georgia or Belarus in the upcoming games of the League of Nations playoff, and thus Kosovo would write history by qualifying for Euro 2020.
The ESPN article also mentioned Samir Ukkan, the Kosovo captain who had shown his feelings when the national played his first match with Haiti at the Ademi Jashar Stadium in Mitrovica.
I started crying when I saw the entire stadium filled with people,” Wolfan said.
“We came together, but we didn't know each other,” had said Wolfan said on the eve of the match Kosovo played with Haiti on March 5, 2014. At the time Kosovo was not a member of FIFA and UEFA, but was allowed to hold friendly matches.
Before the match we had two training sessions and we didn't know each other. It was like one day and what's your name the other day. But we had the feeling that we were brothers,”
The writing ends with the words of Coach Bernard Challandes, who has not yet tasted defeat with Kosovo.
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“In my head and maybe the team, we definitely should dream. I always said big things started with a dream. So why not? /PERISCOP/
