Greece’s national football team celebrated wholeheartedly after its stunning 1-0 victory over Germany in the Nations League on Sunday night, with the players carrying their jubilation into the locker room after the final whistle.
The team wrote a special chapter in its history as Dimitris Kourbelis struck in the 74th minute to give Greece its first-ever win at Augsburg’s WWK Arena, on a night that suggested there may be no ceiling to this squad’s ambitions. When the referee blew for full time, the players came together as one and celebrated the landmark result side by side. The mood in the dressing room was euphoric, as players and coaching staff savored a night they will long remember.
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Having won both of its opening matches, Ivan Jovanović’s side now turns its attention to a tough road ahead. On Thursday, Greece hosts the Netherlands in a game that could already go a long way toward securing its future. A positive result would, at worst, guarantee the team third place in its Nations League group.
Finishing in the top three is the goal for a clear reason: doing so would place Greece in the top seeding pot for the EURO 2028 qualifiers. A top-two finish would go further still, sending the team into the Nations League playoffs and earning valuable ranking points for the future.
Standings
Greece 6
Netherlands 4
Germany 1
Serbia 0





