Match story
- Kazakhstan fired more attempts (22 vs 8 shots).
- Kazakhstan held more of the ball (77% possession).
Kazakhstan defeated San Marino 1-3 in Euro Championship. The fixture is part of the Qualifying Round - 9 stage in the 2020 season. The match was played at Stadio Olimpico di Serravalle in Serravalle. A. Palabıyık officiated the match. The full-time result capped a San Marino vs Kazakhstan meeting in Euro Championship with detailed post-match statistics available on Sportra. This match centre covers lineups, live events, player ratings, team statistics, xG, head-to-head history, and related news for San Marino and Kazakhstan. On Sportra you can view xG, lineups, match statistics, events, player ratings, predictions, head-to-head history, and related news for this fixture.
Euro ChampionshipRecorded meetings: 0 (available previous meetings, not necessarily all-time).
Kazakhstan defeated San Marino 1-3 in Euro Championship. The fixture is part of the Qualifying Round - 9 stage in the 2020 season. The match was played at Stadio Olimpico di Serravalle in Serravalle. A. Palabıyık officiated the match. The full-time result capped a San Marino vs Kazakhstan meeting in Euro Championship with detailed post-match statistics available on Sportra. This match centre covers lineups, live events, player ratings, team statistics, xG, head-to-head history, and related news for San Marino and Kazakhstan. On Sportra you can view xG, lineups, match statistics, events, player ratings, predictions, head-to-head history, and related news for this fixture.
Euro Championship
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has already confirmed the tournament was his last World Cup, but speculation is growing that his final appearance for his country could arrive in a setting filled with personal meaning. Cristiano Ronaldo’s legendary international journey may be approaching its final chapter after Portugal’s disappointing 2026 World Cup exit. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has already confirmed the tournament was his last World Cup, but speculation is growing that his final appearance for his country could arrive in a setting filled with personal meaning. After more than two decades representing Portugal, Ronaldo’s relationship with the national team has become one of the greatest stories in soccer history. Now, as fans wait for his next decision, a possible farewell moment is gaining attention because of its emotional connection to where his international adventure began. Ronaldo’s Portugal story could come full circle Ronaldo’s senior Portugal career started in a low-profile friendly against Kazakhstan on August 20, 2003. Few could have imagined that the teenage talent from Madeira would eventually become the most capped player and highest-scoring international player in history. The match took place in Chaves, northern Portugal, in front of only around 8,000 supporters. Two decades later, Ronaldo has transformed himself into a global icon, becoming the face of Portuguese soccer and helping change how the country sees itself on the international stage. The beginning of an era for @selecaoportugal 🇵🇹#OnThisDay in 2003, @Cristiano made his first senior appearance for his country in a 1-0 victory over Kazakhstan 🙌 pic.twitter.com/1bw23819kw— FIFA (@FIFAcom) August 20, 2018 Ronaldo has scored a world-record 143 international goals and has represented Portugal at a record sixth World Cup, appearing alongside Lionel Messi and Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa as the only players to reach that milestone. His career with Portugal includes unforgettable achievements, especially Euro 2016, when he lifted the nation’s first major international trophy. Even though he was forced off injured during the final against France, the veteran’s leadership throughout the tournament played a major role in Portugal’s historic triumph. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal poses for photographs with the Euro 2016 trophy What did Jorge Jesus say about Ronaldo’s Portugal future? Following Portugal’s elimination from the 2026 World Cup after a 1-0 defeat against Spain, Ronaldo admitted that his World Cup journey was over. However, he has not officially announced his retirement from international soccer. The arrival of the new Selecao coach, Jorge Jesus, has added another layer to the discussion. Jesus previously worked with Ronaldo at Al-Nassr and has made it clear that he would continue selecting the veteran forward if he remains available. “As long as he’s playing and is in a condition to be selected, I will pick him, within certain limits and under the conditions that I consider best for the national team,” Jesus said during his presentation. The coach also described the legend as a symbol of Portuguese soccer and insisted that the forward would never become a problem for the national team. “Cris is a symbol of Portuguese football. Cris is a symbol of the national team… that will forever be in the history books,” Jesus added. Ronaldo’s potential Portugal farewell match emerges According to reports, Ronaldo may have already identified the ideal occasion for his Portugal farewell. Saudi journalist Mohammed Awaad claims that a Portuguese soccer agent suggested Ronaldo could make his final appearance against Wales in the UEFA Nations League. The match is scheduled to take place at the Jose Alvalade Stadium in Lisbon, the famous home of Sporting CP, where Ronaldo developed before becoming a global superstar. “He’ll play against Wales in the UEFA Nations League. The match will be at the home of Lisbon club Jose Alvalade,” Awaad wrote on X (former
Kazakhstan winger Islam Chesnokov has returned to his homeland to sign for former club Tobol on a permanent deal after just six months with Hearts. The 26-year-old had signed a three-year contract with the Scottish Premiership club last summer after leaving Tobol. Chesnokov had signed a pre-contract agreement with Hearts last summer, but they were made to wait until January for his arrival after the clubs failed to agree a transfer fee.
Hungary and Kazakhstan will meet in an international friendly at Nagyerdei Stadion in Debrecen on Tuesday evening, with both nations using their final match of the June window to build toward the next UEFA Nations League campaign. The hosts arrive after a useful win over Finland, while Kazakhstan continue their preparations after a 1-1 draw […] The post Prediction: Hungary vs Kazakhstan appeared first on SoccerNews.
Changes apply to World Cup and Euro qualifiersStarts in 2028-29 season with elements of Swiss systemEurope’s larger nations will no longer face mismatches against minnows such as San Marino or Andorra in men’s World Cup and European Championship qualifying after Uefa agreed a new format designed to produce more competitive fixtures.As reported by the Guardian in April the structure, which will take effect after Euro 2028, will be based on the most recent set of Nations League rankings. It will also include elements of the Swiss system implemented across Uefa’s club competitions over the past two seasons, meaning in effect that teams compete in larger groups. Continue reading...
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The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has already confirmed the tournament was his last World Cup, but speculation is growing that his final appearance for his country could arrive in a setting filled with personal meaning. Cristiano Ronaldo’s legendary international journey may be approaching its final chapter after Portugal’s disappointing 2026 World Cup exit. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has already confirmed the tournament was his last World Cup, but speculation is growing that his final appearance for his country could arrive in a setting filled with personal meaning. After more than two decades representing Portugal, Ronaldo’s relationship with the national team has become one of the greatest stories in soccer history. Now, as fans wait for his next decision, a possible farewell moment is gaining attention because of its emotional connection to where his international adventure began. Ronaldo’s Portugal story could come full circle Ronaldo’s senior Portugal career started in a low-profile friendly against Kazakhstan on August 20, 2003. Few could have imagined that the teenage talent from Madeira would eventually become the most capped player and highest-scoring international player in history. The match took place in Chaves, northern Portugal, in front of only around 8,000 supporters. Two decades later, Ronaldo has transformed himself into a global icon, becoming the face of Portuguese soccer and helping change how the country sees itself on the international stage. The beginning of an era for @selecaoportugal 🇵🇹#OnThisDay in 2003, @Cristiano made his first senior appearance for his country in a 1-0 victory over Kazakhstan 🙌 pic.twitter.com/1bw23819kw— FIFA (@FIFAcom) August 20, 2018 Ronaldo has scored a world-record 143 international goals and has represented Portugal at a record sixth World Cup, appearing alongside Lionel Messi and Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa as the only players to reach that milestone. His career with Portugal includes unforgettable achievements, especially Euro 2016, when he lifted the nation’s first major international trophy. Even though he was forced off injured during the final against France, the veteran’s leadership throughout the tournament played a major role in Portugal’s historic triumph. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal poses for photographs with the Euro 2016 trophy What did Jorge Jesus say about Ronaldo’s Portugal future? Following Portugal’s elimination from the 2026 World Cup after a 1-0 defeat against Spain, Ronaldo admitted that his World Cup journey was over. However, he has not officially announced his retirement from international soccer. The arrival of the new Selecao coach, Jorge Jesus, has added another layer to the discussion. Jesus previously worked with Ronaldo at Al-Nassr and has made it clear that he would continue selecting the veteran forward if he remains available. “As long as he’s playing and is in a condition to be selected, I will pick him, within certain limits and under the conditions that I consider best for the national team,” Jesus said during his presentation. The coach also described the legend as a symbol of Portuguese soccer and insisted that the forward would never become a problem for the national team. “Cris is a symbol of Portuguese football. Cris is a symbol of the national team… that will forever be in the history books,” Jesus added. Ronaldo’s potential Portugal farewell match emerges According to reports, Ronaldo may have already identified the ideal occasion for his Portugal farewell. Saudi journalist Mohammed Awaad claims that a Portuguese soccer agent suggested Ronaldo could make his final appearance against Wales in the UEFA Nations League. The match is scheduled to take place at the Jose Alvalade Stadium in Lisbon, the famous home of Sporting CP, where Ronaldo developed before becoming a global superstar. “He’ll play against Wales in the UEFA Nations League. The match will be at the home of Lisbon club Jose Alvalade,” Awaad wrote on X (former
Kazakhstan winger Islam Chesnokov has returned to his homeland to sign for former club Tobol on a permanent deal after just six months with Hearts. The 26-year-old had signed a three-year contract with the Scottish Premiership club last summer after leaving Tobol. Chesnokov had signed a pre-contract agreement with Hearts last summer, but they were made to wait until January for his arrival after the clubs failed to agree a transfer fee.
Hungary and Kazakhstan will meet in an international friendly at Nagyerdei Stadion in Debrecen on Tuesday evening, with both nations using their final match of the June window to build toward the next UEFA Nations League campaign. The hosts arrive after a useful win over Finland, while Kazakhstan continue their preparations after a 1-1 draw […] The post Prediction: Hungary vs Kazakhstan appeared first on SoccerNews.
Changes apply to World Cup and Euro qualifiersStarts in 2028-29 season with elements of Swiss systemEurope’s larger nations will no longer face mismatches against minnows such as San Marino or Andorra in men’s World Cup and European Championship qualifying after Uefa agreed a new format designed to produce more competitive fixtures.As reported by the Guardian in April the structure, which will take effect after Euro 2028, will be based on the most recent set of Nations League rankings. It will also include elements of the Swiss system implemented across Uefa’s club competitions over the past two seasons, meaning in effect that teams compete in larger groups. Continue reading...
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