Second draw for Greece in the All Nations Cup

·

It was time for the second round matches of the All Nations Cup 2024 football tournament over the weekend. They were hosted at Egan Lee Reserve.

For the second consecutive game, Greece was held to a 1-1 draw, this time against Sudan, while Cyprus achieved its first victory, winning 1-0 against North Macedonia.

File photo.

Detailed results of the second round

Saturday, October 19
Group B
Cyprus – North Macedonia 1-0
South Sudan – Iraq 5-1

Group D
Turkey – Eritrea 2-1
Serbia – Mauritania 2-0

Sunday, October 20
Group A
Greece – Sudan 1-1
Albania – Burundi 1-0

Group C
Ethiopia – Australia 1-3
Zimbabwe – Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-0

Advertisement

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Advertisement

Latest News

End of an era: Mark Coure MP praises long-serving GOCNSW executives amid Board transition

Greek Orthodox Community of NSW leaders Harry Danalis, Nia Karteris and Chris Belerhas have been formally acknowledged by Mark Coure MP.

Australia appoints Emily Pugin as new High Commissioner to Cyprus

The Australian Government has appointed career diplomat Emily Pugin as the new High Commissioner to the Republic of Cyprus.

Hellenic Club of Sydney reports strong turnaround and strategic progress at 2025 AGM

The Hellenic Club of Sydney has entered a new period of stability and optimism, with its Board outlining a year of financial improvement.

Tension and transparency concerns dominate GOCSA’s 2025 AGM

The Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia held its 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Sunday, November 30.

Pontoxeniteas NSW set to launch 45-year celebrations of the Pontian House

Pontoxeniteas NSW will host a series of special events celebrating 45 years of the Pontian House in Earlwood, Sydney.

You May Also Like

Damian Tsekenis hit with doping ban by Football Australia

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledged the decision of Football Australia to impose a two-year and nine-month ban on athlete Damian Tsekenis.

Planning consent granted for Orthodox church in historic Mount Gambier chapel

A historic 1869 chapel in Mount Gambier has been approved for transformation into a Greek Orthodox parish, marking a new chapter.

Greek Australian Writers’ Festival 2025: A celebration of storytelling, legacy and community

“Keep going,” was the sentiment George Kouvaros left audiences with as he wrapped up the panel at the Greek Australian Writers’ Festival.