Greece made history with a dramatic 2-1 win over Serbia in their first Nations League match at the Belgrade stadium. The game, which marked Greece's debut in the top tier of the competition, saw a last-minute goal from Tasso Douvikas in the 95th minute to seal the victory. The win came after a tense and closely contested match, with both teams trading goals in the second half.
Serbia took an early lead, but Greece responded with a strong second-half performance. The decisive moment came in the final minutes when Douvikas scored the winning goal, sending the crowd into euphoria. The result has boosted Greece's chances of progressing to the next stage of the tournament, with their prospects now looking stronger than ever.
Coach Ivan Givanovitch praised the team's resilience and the fans' support, calling the victory a moment of justice for the Greek squad. The win not only highlights Greece's growing strength in international football but also sets the stage for future challenges in the Nations League.
The match was a testament to Greece's determination and ability to perform under pressure, setting a positive tone for their campaign in the competition.
