Kosovo alone national without losses in Europe: The match with England takes two years from the last loss

Romania's loss to Sweden in Solna on March 23rd this year interrupted this non-losing national series, which currently ranks 25th in the world in the FIFA ranking.

Kosovo, meanwhile, has been continuing the series without losses since September 10th 2017. Our national made 10 good matches, winning 6 times and equalizing four more times. He beat Albania spectacularly with a score of 3 to 0, which upset Albania's president, who became furious at the former coach of the red-e-e-e-e-e-e, Christian Panuccit, defeated him as guest 5 with 0 Malta and won 4-0 over Azerbaijan.

In all of this unsuccessful Kosovo success was coach Bernard Challandes who completely changed the team's mentality. The most prominent in the field were Arber Zenel, defender Amir Candman, Milot Rasica side, and midfielder Kryeziu.

While the form of leading national players has only increased with Rasica erupting in Germany and with Vedat Muriqi also erupting in Turkey, and during this summer it will pass on to a larger team. Also, Arber Zenelli has already made a fantastic move to France's League 1 where he passed a relatively good semi-sion. Even Bersant Celine has increased his maturity in Swansea City, where the second top player behind Olli McBurniet is expected to leave.

In the upcoming match, Kosovo plays against Montenegro in Podgorica, in a match without fans and saw two of the Montenegrins' leading players -- Montako's Stevan Jovetic and Adam Marusicin of Lazio. After this match, Kosovo goes to Sofia Bulgaria, whose technical level is lower than our national level.

On September 7th, we expect in Pristina the Czech Republic, which is not the once-ever with players like Rosicki, Jankulovski and Wyfalius. Their best is Rome's loser, Patrick Schick.

And exactly on September 10, when it turns out exactly two years since we suffered our last defeat, we will face England in England. /Periscope