Italy may have reached the Nations League final with a 2-0 clean win over Hungary last night, but England and Germany eclipsed everyone in another classic derby that everyone hoped would never end.

In a low-scoring match at Wembley, fans were fed up with goals and setbacks before the referee blew the whistle for a 3-3 final.

With Chelsea’s Havertz as hero, Germany took a 2-0 lead in the 67th minute. However, England scored three goals in 12 minutes to take the lead, which Havertz canceled out with his second personal goal in the 87th minute. “Ecstasy, then pain,” wrote the Daily Telegraph.

Both managers were quick to say that their squad will be ready for the World Cup and this result means nothing, but the English press sharpens knives on England defender Harry Maguire, who does not win fans with his repeated mistakes.

Italy ended up winning the group, calming the European champions, although, according to coach Roberto Mancini, “it’s always a shame that we didn’t qualify for the World Cup.”

Romania made promises by beating Bosnia 4-1 in the Balkan derby, given that the Bosnians were indifferent, having already been promoted to the top flight.

Finally, Louis Ansley’s goal in the home match against Georgia was celebrated in Gibraltar, and allowed the guests to win with a score of 2: 1 – it was only the third goal of the Mediterranean team in six games in this group …