Ronaldo held scoreless as Portugal's perfect Nations League record ends

Cristiano Ronaldo was held scoreless and Portugal lost its perfect record in the Nations League after a 00 draw at Scotland Portugal had won its first three matches in the competition but couldnt find a breakthrough against the Scots at Hampden Park in Glasgow on TuesdayRonaldo sitting on 133 international goals had a few good chances to break the deadlock He seemed upset with the referee after the game ended leaving the field with a sarcastic applause waving his arms and with thumbs downPortugal had beaten Croatia Scotland and Poland in Group A1 which it still leads with 10 points three more than Croatia and six more than Poland Lastplace Scotland stayed on one point It came into the match on a ninematch winless streak and had lost four games in a rowThere was a lot missing for Portugal tonight midfielder Bernardo Silva said We lacked intensity didnt attack at the right moments We leave here frustrated The top two nations in each group will advance to the knockout stageSpain into quarterfinalsAacutelvaro Morata scored about 10 minutes after missing a penalty kick as Spain comfortably defeated Serbia 30 to secure a spot in the quarterfinals after its third consecutive victory in the Nations LeagueMorata sent his penalty over the crossbar in the 54th then found the net for Spains second goal in the 65th at the Nuevo Arcangel stadium in CordobaI missed a penalty but ended up scoring Morata saidWe are in the knockout stages again It seems easy but its not we need to give value to our achievements Aymeric Laporte had opened the scoring five minutes into the match for Spain the defending champion which opened with a 00 draw at Serbia and then beat Switzerland and Denmark in Group A4Also Read Cristiano Ronaldo thanks head coach Luis Castro following AlNassr sackingSpain leads the group with 10 points three more than Denmark which drew 22 at lastplace Switzerland Serbia was third with four points from the draw against Spain and a win over Switzerland which remains winlessSerbia played a man down from the 76th after Strahinja Pavlovic was sent off for a sliding tackle on an opponent Aacutelex Baena scored Spains third goal from the ensuing free kickFivegoal first halfCroatia scored three times in the first 26 minutes of a first half against Poland that featured a total of five goals The Croatians led 32 going into the break in a game that ended in a 33 draw in Poland in Group A1Piotr Zielinski opened the scoring for Poland five minutes into the match before the visitors took command with goals from Borna Sosa in the 19th Petar Sucic in the 24th and Martin Baturina in the 26th Nicola Zalewski brought Poland closer in the 45th and Szymanski leveled the match in the 68thCroatia saw goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic sent off in the 76th for an ugly foul on Poland striker Robert Lewandowski outside the penalty area Livakovic kicked the ball clear but kept his foot high during the followthrough and hit Lewandowski just below the knee on his standing legCroatia was in second place in the group with seven points three less than Portugal Poland was third with four points three more than ScotlandThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever