6 places in the top 8 of the UEFA Nations League: the top 4 teams are released! Israel and other 3 teams were relegated, and England and Norway were promoted

In the early morning of November 18, Beijing time, the UEFA Nations League A held the final round of Group B, and finally France defeated Italy 3-1, and the final moment of the ranking overtook the opponent to win the first place. Since then, all four top teams in this season's UEFA Nations League have been released.

In addition to France, Portugal in Group A, Germany in Group C and Spain in Group D have all secured top spot in the group one round earlier, and France has also managed to occupy the last spot after beating Italy to achieve the overtake.

In addition to the 4 teams that advanced to the top 8, Italy in Group B and the Netherlands in Group C have also qualified for the second place in the group to advance to the top 8, and now there are still two places left in the top 8 of the UEFA Nations League this season, which will be produced between Croatia and Scotland in Group A, and Denmark and Serbia in Group D.

As for the relegation teams, 3 have also been determined, after Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina have been relegated one round earlier. In the final round of Group B, although Israel defeated Belgium 1-0, it had no choice but to be relegated because of the disadvantage of winning and losing. The final relegation spot will be between Scotland and Poland in Group A, with the two teams currently tied on four points, with a head-to-head meeting in the final round.

Attached: The latest situation of the European League of Nations

UEFA Nations League top teams: Portugal, France, Germany, Spain

UEFA Nations League Top 8: Portugal, France, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, Italy

UEFA Nations League relegated teams: Israel, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Switzerland

UEFA Nations League promoted teams: England, Norway

On the difference between the 1st and 2nd picks in the group:

(1) In the next final stage, the quarter-finals will be a two-legged match, with the group winner of each group facing off against the group runners-up of the other group over two legs; The first group will have the advantage of being the first to the host.

(2) The team that won the first place in the group, if it fails to enter the top two in the group in the next World Preliminary Round, can still directly advance to the play-offs by virtue of the first place in the UEFA Nations League A-level group. The rules are based on Norway's near-certain qualification for the World Cup play-offs as a result of topping the group.