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Tzolis out, but Greece builds lead on the Netherlands

By 4AllFootball ·
Tzolis out, but Greece builds lead on the Netherlands

On the cool evening of 1 October 2026, while the supporters along the stands waved their scarves, Christos Tzolis went off with an injury after just a few minutes. The Nations League duel between Greece and the Netherlands eventually ended 2‑0 to the Greeks, even before half‑time.

Goals and injury

Fotis Ioannidis opened the scoring in the 23rd minute, after which Giorgios Masouras doubled the lead two minutes later in first‑half stoppage time (45+2’). Tzolis, who had already been substituted in the 18th minute, could no longer influence the action.

This was matchday 3 of the UEFA Nations League, in which Greece has already recorded a perfect run of six wins in six games. With that 6‑on‑6 leader position in the group, the team can pose an excellent challenge to Orange.

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The match was broadcast LIVE via the Programme, allowing thousands of viewers to follow the action. The double lead just before half‑time gave Greece a psychological advantage in the second half.

With the current form and the group‑leader status, Greece remains a serious threat to Orange, who now must look for a comeback to keep their Nations League ambitions alive.

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