This looks like a comprehensive breakdown of the upcoming UEFA League of Nations (UNL) tournament for various European national teams, including the home champions and former winners. Here's an analysis of some of the key storylines:
- Norway promoted to UNL B3: Norway's 5-0 win over Kazakhstan on the final day of their group guarantees promotion to League B.
- Turkey's promotion is far from certain: Turkey must win away in Montenegro, while Wales need a three-goal win by at least three goals to level them with Turkey. Iceland also have something to play for, as a win will put them into second and Greece into the relegation playoff.
- Romania's World Cup playoff hopes are uncertain: The match against Kosovo was abandoned due to chanting from Romanian supporters, leaving UEFA to make a decision on the result of that game. Romania need a win at home to Cyprus on Monday to take top spot in their group and avoid uncertainty around whether they will qualify for the European Championship.
- North Macedonia promoted to UNL C4: North Macedonia won their group with ease and are poised to earn a World Cup playoff, should it be necessary. Armenia climbed into second place in their group on the final day, earning promotion to League C alongside Lithuania, who were relegated.
Additionally, here are some individual team performances:
- Most improved teams:
- England (not mentioned explicitly, but expected to top League B)
- Italy (potential candidates for European Championship qualification via domestic league performance)
- Teams at risk of relegation or playoff rejection:
- Greece (UNL C2): relegated to League D
- Bulgaria (UNL C3): relegated from their current group after losing to Belarus
Please note that this analysis is based on the information provided in the text and may not reflect the entire scope of team performances, injuries, or other factors that can influence match outcomes.