Skov's Denmark win in England

Robert Skov and the Danish national team sprang a surprise on Matchday 4 of the UEFA Nations League by winning 1-0 (1-0) away in England. The victory saw coach Kasper Hjumland's charges leapfrog the Three Lions – who had to play an hour with 10 men following Harry Maguire's 31st-minute red card – into second place in the group. Skov again started on the left of defence but was substituted off at half-time.

The 24-year-old was not the only TSG player to celebrate success: Christoph Baumgartner, Stefan Posch and Florian Grillitsch helped Austria to a 1-0 (0-0) victory in Romania. Baumgartner played the full 90 minutes, came close to scoring in the second half when he struck the woodwork and set up the winner for Alessandro Schöpf on the 75-minute mark. Posch (53) and Grillitsch (76) came on as substitutes.

Munas Dabbur and the Israeli national team recorded a win of their own and it was a thriller. Despite being 2-0 down at the break, Dabbur & Co. came back to triumph 3-2 in Slovakia. The TSG forward played the whole game.

Andrej Kramarić and Pavel Kadeřábek lost with their national teams, however. Kramarić's Croatia lost 2-1 to France in a repeat of the 2018 World Cup final. The 29-year-old came on in the closing stages after Kylian Mbappé had put the French 2-1 up on 79 minutes, but could not stop his side from slipping to defeat. Kadeřábek came off the bench in the 77th minute as Czechia lost 1-0 in Scotland. Mijat Gaćinović did not feature in Serbia's 2-2 draw in Turkey.

Robert Skov (Denmark)

Friendly: Denmark 4-0 Faroe Islands, Herning: Wednesday 7 October

Nations League: Iceland 0-3 Denmark, Reykjavik: Sunday 11 October

Nations League: England 0-1 Denmark, London: Wednesday 14 October   

Stefan Posch, Florian Grillitsch and Christoph Baumgartner (Austria)

Friendly: Austria 2-1 Greece, Klagenfurt: Wednesday 7 October

Nations League: Northern Ireland 0-1 Austria, Belfast: Sunday 11 October

Nations League: Romania 0-1 Austria, Ploiesti: Wednesday 14 October

Andrej Kramarić (Croatia)

Friendly: Switzerland 1-2 Croatia, St. Gallen: Wednesday 7 October

Nations League: Croatia 2-1 Sweden, Zagreb: Sunday 11 October

Nations League: Croatia 1-2 France, Zagreb: Wednesday 14 October

Munas Dabbur (Israel)

Nations League play-off: Scotland 0-0 (5-3 pens) Israel, Glasgow: Thursday 8 October

Nations League: Israel 1-2 Czechia, Haifa: Sunday 11 October

Nations League: Slovakia 2-3 Israel, Trnava: Wednesday 14 October

Mijat Gaćinović (Serbia)

Nations League play-off: Norway 1-2 (AET) Serbia, Oslo: Thursday 8 October

Nations League: Serbia 0-1 Hungary, Belgrade: Sunday 11 October

Nations League: Turkey 2-2 Serbia, Istanbul: Wednesday 14 October

Pavel Kadeřábek (Czechia)

Friendly: Cyprus 1-2 Czechia, Strovolos: Wednesday 7 October

Nations League: Israel 1-2 Czechia, Haifa: Sunday 11 October

Nations League: Scotland 1-0 Czechia, Glasgow: Wednesday 14 October

Ihlas Bebou (Togo)

Friendly: Togo vs. Libya, cancelled

Friendly: Togo 1-1 Sudan, Tunis: Monday 12 October

Kevin Akpoguma (Nigeria)

Friendly: Nigeria 0-1 Algeria: Friday 9 October

Friendly: Nigeria 1-1 Tunisia: Tuesday 13 October

Kasim Adams (Ghana)

Friendly: Mali 3-0 Ghana, Antalya: Friday 9 October

Friendly: Ghana 5-1 Qatar: Monday 12 October

Dennis Geiger (Germany U21s)

EURO qualifier: Moldova U21s 0-5 Germany U21s, Chisinau: Friday 9 October

EURO qualifier: Germany U21s 1-0 Bosnia & Herzegovina U21s, Fürth: Tuesday 13 October

Jacob Bruun Larsen (Denmark U21s)

EURO qualifier: Malta U21s 1-3 Denmark U21s, Attard: Friday 9 October

EURO qualifier: Denmark U21s 2-1 Finland U21s, Aalborg, Tuesday 13 October

Ryan Sessegnon (England U21s)

EURO qualifier: Andorra U21s 3-3 England U21s, Andorra La Vella: Wednesday 7 October

EURO qualifier: England U21s 2-1 Turkey U21s, Wolverhampton, Tuesday 13 October

Maximilian Beier (Germany U19s)

Friendly: Germany U19s vs. France U19s, cancelled

Friendly: Germany U19s vs. France U19s, cancelled