Kosovo is very close to securing second position in Group 3 of the League of Nations League. After the last matches, the New Years have six points and rank second, a point more than the Republic of Ireland, located in its third position. Israel is the last with three points.
Meanwhile, Austria has provided first place in the group and direct promotion to the A League for the next edition of the League of Nations.
Kosovo’s attention has already focused on the recent confrontation with Ireland, which takes place Tuesday from 20:45 in Dublin. This match will determine which of the two teams will close the race in the second position.
Images from the Kosovo match Israel Photo: Ridvan Sliva
For Kosovo, the accounts are clear — a draw would be enough to keep the second place, as it would reach 7 points, while Ireland would remain at 6 points.
In this way, the dardians would ensure participation in the stood-uplay-off matches for promotion in League A, as with the draw against Israel, the B League has been secured.
The second position does not bring direct promotion, but gives Kosovo the opportunity to fight for a climb to the European football elite through ‘%play-off, where it would face a representative of League A, ending in third countries.
In addition to the importance of the League of Nations, completion in second place would also be important for Kosovo in the function of qualifications for the 2028 European Championship, as the final order of the League of Nations influences the definition of vases for qualifying lots.
Images from the Kosovo match Israel Photo: Ridvan Sliva
The goal remains a place in the second vase so that we can have better lots, towards the important event.
Thus, the challenge in Dublin has great weight for Kosovo. A positive result would provide second place and the opportunity to fight for promotion in the A League, in an edition where Austria has already secured direct climbing. /Telegraphy/