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Portugal overturned a first leg deficit of 1-0 to beat Denmark 5-2 after an additional time, creating a semi-final with Germany.
The Francisco Trinca of Portugal came out of the bench to score twice and Cristiano Ronaldo also succeeded by beating Denmark 5-2 after additional time For a global 5-3 victory which created a semi-final of the League of Nations against Germany.
Ronaldo rebounded by missing an early pain in playing a crucial role in the recovery of his team on Sunday, and although he had to look more from the bench, he continued to drive the crowd while Portugal finally found a way to end Denmark’s resistance.
With the Danes leading the 1-0 tie thanks to The goal of Rasmus Hojlund During the first stage of Thursday in Copenhagen, and the great-back Joakim Maehle having left the camp to attend the birth of his child, his replacement, Patrick Dorgu, gave Portugal an early gift, bringing together Ronaldo to concede a penalty in the third minute.
Ronaldo intensified himself to kick, but the Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel won the battle of the nerves and descended intelligently to his left to deny the Portuguese captain.
Ronaldo almost changed in the 17th minute, a ghost at the distant post to direct a Ball of Nuno Mendes to the goal, but again Schmeichel took over.
Portugal finally took the lead in the night in the 38th minute, thanks to a own goal from the Danish defender Joachim Andersen, who led a corner won by Ronaldo in his own net.
This objective was canceled by a Rasmus Kristenne head in a corner in the 56th minute, and although Ronaldo gave the advantage to the local team with a tight finish, Christian Eriksen put Denmark back in front in the 76th minute.
Trincao then took over, marking in the 86th minute to do 3-3 to 3-3 on aggregate and forced more time before filling up again with a superb finish cut in the 91st to put his team on the driving seat.
Denmark defended herself heroically but lacked steam after Trinca’s second goal, and replacing it Goncalo Ramos added the fifth in Portugal to send them to the last four.
The adversaries in the semi-finals of Portugal, Germany, survived a response in the second half in Italy, leaving a shift in advance of three goals to shoot 3-3 in Dortmund on Sunday, before reaching the last four 5-4 on the aggregates.
The result not only obtained Germany a very first place in the semi-final of the League of Nations, but that means that the rest of the tournament will take place on German soil, in Stuttgart and Munich in June.
The Spanish holders of the Nations League reached the Final Four with a 5-4 victory in the penalties against the Netherlands, after a draw of 3-3 quarter-final on Sunday (5-5 on aggregate).
In sudden death, Donyell Malen missed and Pedri de Barcelona broke at his home to settle a captivating match in which the Netherlands came from behind to force the shooting.
France beat Croatia 5-4 during a penalty shootout on Sunday to seal a place in the Final Four after their quarter-final finished 2-2 in aggregate.
The Blues won 2-0 in the evening at Stade de France to destroy their deficit in the front row, with Michael Olise and Ousmane Dembele marking their objectives in normal times. Dayot Upamecano converted his winning penalty during the shooting to organize a semi-final in June against Spain.
