7 hours agoKosovo defeats Iceland in the historic match for League B, we're in the B League of Nations
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)Kosovo will play the B League of Nations for the first time. Passing into League B, which is the second level of the League of Nations, “Dardians” were secured on Sunday evening in Murcia, Spain, broadcast Periscope. In the second match of the pleputy, Franco Fodas' choice won 3:1 on Iceland. [...]
In the second match of the pleputy, Franco Fodas' choice won 3:1 on Iceland. The first match held Thursday at “Fadil Vokri”, Kosovo had won it by the score of 2:1. And with the overall score of 5:2, Kosovo advances from League C to League B.
Vedat Muriqi is the most teacher for Kosovo's victory in Spain, a country where the assailant even develops his career. The 30-year-old made up “-trick” to Iceland.
The match started badly for Kosovo. As of the second minute the Icelandics went to the 260. Orri Oscarsson marked from close to corner after a blow.
That, however, did not have much impact on Kosovo's game. Foda's chosen football players listed the attacks while completely dominated the first part. In the 35th minute after a penetrate of Leart Hayarada, the ball came to the area of Muriqi. He pushed the ball forward in the net for 1:1.
Kosovo's second goal was marked at the best possible moment in the third extra minute of the first part. Muriqi marked Milo Rasica's assistance this time.
In the second part Amir Shaipi made a decisive reception, while things became easier for “Dardians”.
For Moorish capture, with the second yellow card in the 69th minute, Aaron Gunnarsson was punished. So Kosovo had one more player in the field and took advantage.
For 3:1, President Muriqi scored in the 79th minute. The assistant was Lindon the Name of God.
Iceland falls from League B in League C, while Kosovo advances to a level.
Kosovo in the last three editions has competed in the C League of League of Nations. The first edition was even in League D. In the next edition, 2026/2027 will be in League B.
