Today at 22:45 Baku time in Trnava, the match of the 5th round of the League of Nations between the national teams of Slovakia and Azerbaijan will be held. Both teams perform in group 3 of the league “C” together with Kazakhstan and Belarus.
The current game will be judged by a team of arbitrators from Scotland, led by William Collm. Video assistants – British Peter Benks and Nell Davis.
In the previous four matches of the current League of Nations, the Azerbaijani team scored 4 points and takes 3rd place. Our team lost to Kazakhstan (0: 2), played a draw with Belarus (0: 0) on the road, lost to the House of Slovakia (0: 1) and beat the Belarusians (2: 0).
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Tournament position:
1. Kazakhstan – 10 points (4 matches)
2. Slovakia – 6 (4)
3. Azerbaijan – 4 (4)
4. Belarus – 2 (4)
In another match of the 5th round in our group, Kazakhstan will accept Belarus and in case of victory will secure 1st place and access to the league “B” of the League of Nations.
Recall, only the winner of the group receives the right to play in the “B” league in the next cycle. And the team that took the last place will fight to defend their place in the league “C.”
Head coach of the Azerbaijani national football team Gianni de Biazi for matches with Slovakia and Kazakhstan (this game will take place in Baku on September 25) called 26 players, 10 of which represent Karabakh, and 5 – foreign clubs.
The composition of the national team of Azerbaijan:
Shakhrudin Magomedaliev, Badavi Huseynov, Bahlul Mustafazade, Elvin Dzhafarguliev, Tural Bayramov, Abbas Huseynov, Richard Almeida, Philip Ozobich, Musa Gurbanly, Ramil Sheidaev (all – Karabakh), Amin Seidiev, Elvin Dzhamalov, Aleksei Isaev, Anatoly Nuriev (all – “Sabah”), Eddie Israfilov, Emin Mahmudov (both – “Neftech”), Alyev, Rustam Akhmedzade (both Zirya “), Emil Balaev (” Sabail “), Salahat Agayev (” Gabala “) , Jalal Huseynov (“Shamami”), Khojat Hagverdi (“Tractor”, Iran), Anton Krivotsyuk (“Visla” Plotsk, Poland), Ozanjan Kokchu (“Eindhoven”, Netherlands), Renat Dadashov (“Grasshopper”, Switzerland), Mahir Emreli (“Dynamo rag, Croatia).