Belgium has scored great home victories to qualify for the playoffs of the League of Nations, while France also secured the advance.
The A1 group was the most interesting in this competition, where in the final lap, Italy made a mistake and thus remained abroad despite three days ago being the leader of the group.
Belgium held an impressive presentation at home to win by 4-1.
Italy first gained the upper hand, thanks to Pio Esposito, who scored a beautiful goal (120).
Three minutes later, however, Charles de Kettolayer managed to equalize the outcome (15).
It was Nathan Ngoy who reversed his supremacy after being found in the right place by a turned ball (2250). The third blow, on the other hand, was given to Jeremy Doc with a solo goal (260).
Belgium was far better off in this challenge with Diego Moreira, who was assisted by De Bruyne and sealed up the victory (800).
Thus, Belgium advanced as the second position with 12 points, while Italy wraps up this cycle as third with 10 points.
On the other hand, France marked home victories with difficulty from Turkey with a score of 2-1.
Emjhan Topcu scored autogogues in an effort to remove the ball from the angle to give the French primacy.
Four minutes later Arda Guler evened the score, but the party stopped him in half because the VAR cancelled him for a post out of the game.
The final blow was given to Eli Junior Croupi after the Cherk assistance.
All Turkey did was the goal of honour thanks to Bardakci, who scored with his head after Guler’s bow.
France shuts down this group as the first country with 13 points, while Turkey saw no point after six laps. /Telegraph/