Greece triumphs against Scotland to secure UEFA Nations League spot

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Greece sealed a dominant 3-0 victory over Scotland at Hampden Park on March 23, overturning a first-leg deficit to claim a 3-1 aggregate win and secure a place in UEFA Nations League Group A.

Scotland had entered the match with a 1-0 lead from the first leg, courtesy of Scott McTominay’s penalty. However, Greece quickly turned the tide.

Giannis Konstantelias equalised in the 20th minute with a well-placed shot following a precise cross, levelling the aggregate score.

Before halftime, Konstantinos Karetsas, the 17-year-old prodigy, put Greece ahead with a calm left-footed finish, leaving Scotland trailing.

The match was effectively sealed just 20 seconds into the second half when Christos Tzolis scored Greece’s third, confirming their progression to the top tier.

Scotland’s hopes of promotion were dashed, as Greece celebrated a memorable and comprehensive victory.

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