Macedonia followed up the disappointing showing against Sweden with another lackluster and uninspired performance, resulting in a 2:0 loss against Norway.
Macedonia followed up the disappointing showing against Sweden with another lackluster and uninspired performance, resulting in a 2:0 loss against Norway.
On Tuesday, Macedonia plays its second and final friendly of the Scandinavian tour against Norway, looking to bounce back from the disappointing display against Sweden.
The U21 teams of Azerbaijan and Macedonia shared the points in the opening qualifier for U21 Euro 2015 with a goalless draw.
Dejan Stojanovic conducted an interview with Austrian “Heute” in which he talks about his still unclear national team situation. The title is “Italy-international Stojanovic criticizes the ÖFB”. Below are some parts of the interview made a couple of days ago.
Blagoja Ljamchevski and Ostoja Stjepanovikj have been summoned to the national team for the friendly against Norway.
The U21 national team coach Boban Babunski has called up 19 players for the 2015 EURO qualifier against Azerbaijan on the road.
Nice is after Aleksandar Lazevski while Monaco is targeting Goran Pandev; according to media reports from abroad.
A lone goal by Alexander Kačaniklić in the 39th minute was enough to propel Sweden to a 1:0 friendly victory over Macedonia.
The Macedonian squad faces another tough test in a friendly against Sweden and their star striker Zlatan Ibrahimović, made even more difficult by the absences of several key players.
The Norwegian national team manager, Egil Olsen, announced the squad for the upcoming friendly match against Macedonia.