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By Maya Cantina

League of Nations Summary

It was a busy night for Premier League players in the Nations League on Sunday.

See how everyone did.

Croatia

Mateo Kovacic – The Manchester City star played 79 minutes and was booked as his country beat Poland 1-0 at home, with Luka Modric scoring the winner.

Poland

Jan Bednarek – The Southampton defender played the full 90 minutes and was cautioned as his country lost to Croatia.

Jakub Moder – Brighton’s Moder came on as a second-half substitute in the 62nd minute for Kacper Urbanski.

Jakub Kiwior – Arsenal’s versatile defender Kiwior was on the bench for the entire match.

Portugal

Ruben Dias – The Manchester City centre-back played the full 90 minutes as his country beat Scotland 2-1 in Lisbon.

Bernardo Silva – Dias’s team-mate started the win over Tartan Army but was replaced in the 68th minute by João Neves.

Bruno Fernandes – After former Manchester United team-mate Scott McTominay had opened the scoring, Fernandes equalised early in the second half.

Pedro Neto – New Chelsea player Neto started on the right wing but was replaced at half-time by Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored the winning goal.

Diogo Jota – In place of Ronaldo, Jota led the team but failed to score despite playing the full 90 minutes.

João Félix – Félix came off the bench in the 68th minute in place of Rafael Leão.

Diogo Dalot – Dalot also entered the field, replacing Nelson Semedo, in the 76th minute.

Nelson Semedo – The Wolves player was chosen to start in place of Dalot.

Jose Sa – It’s no surprise that the reserve goalkeeper remained on the bench.

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Scotland

Andy Robertson – The Liverpool left-back played the full 90 minutes and was booked as his side suffered a narrow defeat.

Ryan Christie – The Bournemouth midfielder started on the wing and picked up a yellow card before coming off in the 87th minute.

John McGinn – McGinn played left for the Tartan Army before being replaced by Ben Doak.

Denmark

Jannik Vestergaard – The Leicester defender played the full 90 minutes as Denmark beat Serbia 2-0.

Joachim Andersen – Fulham’s new defender also played the full game but was cautioned.

Victor Kristiansen – Leicester’s left-back provided the assist for Yusuf Poulsen to make it 2-0.

Christian Norgaard – The Brentford midfielder played 60 minutes before coming off.

Christian Eriksen – The Manchester United midfielder was deployed as an attacking midfielder and lasted 68 minutes.

Jesper Lindstrom – Everton winger Lindstrom was on the bench for the entire game.

Mikkel Damsgaard – Damsgaard also remained an unused substitute in this match.

Serbia

Sasa Lukic – The Fulham central midfielder started for the national team and was cautioned before being substituted in the 72nd minute.

Nikola Milenkovic – Nottingham Forest’s new centre-back, Milenkovic played the full 90 minutes.

Switzerland

Manuel Akanji – The Manchester City defender started the 4-1 rout of Spain and played the entire game.

Spain

David Raya – Arsenal’s number one was given a rare chance to start but will have been disappointed to concede a goal.

Rodri – Despite not featuring for Manchester City this season, the Spaniard has played 59 minutes for his country.

Marc Cucurella – Chelsea left-back Cucurella was an unused substitute.

Robert Sanchez – Cucurella’s teammate also spent the game on the bench.

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Slovakia

Martin Dubravka – Newcastle United’s reserve goalkeeper Dubravka played the full 90 minutes in the 2-0 win over Azerbaijan.

Sweden

Yasin Ayari – Brighton midfielder Ayari played in his side’s 3-0 win over Estonia before coming off after 63 minutes.

Dejan Kulusevski – The Tottenham star was deployed in midfield for his country and played the full 90 minutes.

Alexander Isak – Newcastle striker Isak continued his fruitful partnership with Vikto Gyokeres by scoring against Estonia.

Jens-Lys Cajuste – Cajuste, on loan from Ipswich, came off the bench after 63 minutes.

Anthony Elanga – The Nottingham Forest winger was also a substitute and came on for Gyokeres in the 79th minute.

Northern Ireland

Conor Bradley – Liverpool’s promising right-back was deployed in an attacking role for his country in their 1-0 defeat to Bulgaria.

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