Uefa Women's Nations League Match Day two summary

Sanne Troelsgaard and Signe Bruun von Denmark celebrate together after defeating Italy. (Photo by Ingrid Zambrano/Getty Images)

Germany had to come from behind to beat Austria, and France fought to beat Iceland in the second division of the UEFA Women's Nations League.

Group A1: Germany 4-1 Austria, Scotland 1-2 Netherlands

Annabel Schasching hit Germany three minutes, but Laura Frigang had paved before the break, supported by Rebecca Knaak. Linda Daalman ended the turnaround in ten minutes in the second half, Giovanna Hoffmann gave Germany a two-goal pillow and Vivien Endemann added a fourth goal.

Emma Lawton had Scotland in front of the Netherlands during the break, but the Dutch met twice in ten minutes in the second half by Lineth Beerensteyn and Chasity Grant to get all three points.

Magdalena Rukavina of Austria for possession with Sara Dooroun-Khajeh from Germany. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images)

Group A2: Norway 2-1 Switzerland, France 3-2 Island

Elisabeth Terland achieved a start in 75 minute for Norway against Switzerland, which compensated by Sydney Joy Joy, only for Caroline Graham Hansen to restore the lead with three minutes.

France finally looked 3-2. Kadidiatou Diani and Mare-Antoinette Katoto scored the deficit in front of Karólína Vilhjálmsdóttir, Sandy Baltimore made it 3-1, but Ingibjörg Sigurðardóttir quickly struck back with a quarter of the left game.

Group A4: Italy 1-3 Denmark, Wales 1-1 Sweden

Filippa Angeldahl suggested Sweden against Wales in front of him after 14 minutes, but a similar time from the end Kayleigh Barton has a punishment home to make himself a tie.

After her penalty against Sweden, Kayleigh Barton celebrates with Wales teammates. (Photo by Jan Kruger/Getty Images)

Denmark's Emma Færge gave them an advantage in Italy in the second half, but the home team replied five minutes later by Michela Cambiaghi. Sara Holmgaard brought the Danes back and Janni Thomsen sealed the victory in injury time.

Group B1: Romania 0-1 Poland, Northern Ireland 3-2 Bosnia-Hegovina

Brenna McPartan drove off Bosnia-Hegovina in front of Northern Ireland, before Bosnia-Hegovina with Emina Ekic's solo efforts and Marija Milinkovics strike strike from a distance. However, the drama was not over when Simone Magill brought in a very late bracket for the hosts.

Poland made the breakthrough against the ten players of Romania for six minutes from the end of the 90, Natalia Padilla-Bidas with the goal. The hosts had lost Ioana Bălăceanu to a second caution after the hour after the hour.

Simone Magill from Northern Ireland celebrates her team's profit destination with teammates. (Photo by Charles Mcquillan/Getty Images)

Group B2: Türkiye 1-0 Greece, Slovenia 4: 0 Republic of Ireland

Slovenia sent Ireland to a 4-0 defeat, which was supported by two goals by Lara Prasnikar. Elif Keskin's goal in the first half was enough for Türkiye to see from Greece and score two winnings.

Group B3: Hungary 0-1 Finland, Serbia 0-0 Belarus

Eva Nyström fired Finland from a punishment in the seventh minute, which proved to be crucial. Serbia and Belarus played a goalless draw.

Group B4: Czech Republic 5-1 Albania, Ukraine 2-1 Croatia

The Czech Republic came from behind to record a big victory over Albania, Katerina Svitková and Eva Bartoňová, each packing a bracket. In the first minute, Yana Kotyk had on the way to a 2-1 win against Croatia against Croatia.

Group C1: Slovakia 1-0 Moldova, Gibraltar 0-1 Faroe Islands

Slovakia collected all three points against Moldova with an 85th minute decided decided decided from Dominika Škorvánková, while Heidi Sevdal was a match winner in Gibraltar.

Group C2: Cyprus 2-1 Georgia, Malta 1-0 Andorra

The 2-1 victory of Cyprus against Georgia was set up by an Antri Violari double, her first in the opening minute. Malta displaced Andorra early goal with Shona Zammits.

Group C3: Armenia 2-0 Kazakhstan, Luxembourg against Liechtenstein

Armenia scored in both halves to defeat Kazakhstan, Luxembourg had six different goal scorers when they sunk with Liechtenstein 7-0.

Group C4: Montenegro 3-1 Lithuania

Armisa Kuč met a hat trick for Montenegro in her 3-1 defeat against Lithuania,

Group C5: Israel 3-1 Estonia

Before and shortly after the break, Israel put on the way to a 3-1 result against Estonia.

Group C6: Kosovo 0-1 Latvia

Viktorija Zaičikova scored the only goal when Latvia won to Kosovo.