Historic Victory: San Marino Secures First Official Win by Defeating Liechtenstein 1-0 in Nations League

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SAN MARINO-LIECHTENSTEIN 1-0

53′ Sensoli

 

SAN MARINO (4-3-2-1): Colombo; Benvenuti, Cevoli, Rossi, Tosi (71′ Benvenuti); Golinucci (62′ Battistini), Capicchioni (80′ Mularoni), Casadei; Contadini, Sensoli (62′ Zannoni); Nanni (71′ Giacopetti). Ct. Cevoli

 

LIECHTENSTEIN (3-5-2): B. Buchel; Beck (63′ Marxer), Wieser, Goppel (63′ Oberwaditzer); Wolfinger, Hasler, M. Buchel, Sele (62′ Luchinger), Zund (63′ Meier); Notaro (81′ Beck), Saglam. Ct. Funfstuck

 

Historic moment for the San Marino national team which for the first time achieves a victory in official matches by beating Liechtenstein 1-0 on the first day of the Nations League. The team led by Cevoli replicates the only victory in San Marino’s history, also obtained against Liechtenstein, but in a friendly, on April 28, 2004. At that time, it was Andy Selva who decided the match, this time it was a very young player, 2005-born Nicko Sensoli, who plays for the San Marino Academy.

The historic goal came in the 53rd minute of a hard-fought match in which Liechtenstein, immediately after conceding the goal, tried by every means to at least reach a draw. San Marino’s defense was steadfast and managed to seal a result that will long remain in the memory of the fans of the Republic of Titan.

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