Moldavian Football

Southampton striker Che Adams has scored four goals in 13 international matches for Scotland, including strikes against Faroe Islands, Moldova and Denmark in World Cup qualifiers. Ally McCoist has described Southampton striker Che Adams as "a breath of fresh air" for Scotland since he switched international allegiance.
The Saints striker, who was born in Leicester and played twice for England at U20 level, qualified to play for Scotland through his maternal grandmother and was initially approached by the Scottish FA back in 2017 about playing for the Tartan Army. He said then that he was not ready to commit at that time, but when Scotland came calling again last year, he pledged his allegiance.

Moldovan football fans were given a big lift after their team beat Kazakhstan to end their long run of successive defeats on the international football scene.Moldova came into the UEFA Nations League playoff second leg clash with Kazakhstan on the back of ten straight defeats. In the end, they were able to put an end to the run of successive defeats with a 1-0 away win over Kazakhstan.

Moldovan football suffered another major setback after the senior national team relegation from League C to League D in the UEFA Nations League thanks to their penalty shootout defeat to Kazakhstan in the play-offs to fight for a spot in League C.

Steve Clarke and his Scotland players still have a lot of work to do for a spot at this year's FIFA World Cup tournament in Qatar. The Scotland team must go through the rigours of the playoffs if they want to book one of the 32 spots at the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup tournament.

Moldova would certainly not be one of the 32 nations at the World Cup 2022 tournament in Qatar later this year after they failed to move past the first round of the qualifiers as far as the European region is concerned. Moldovan football won’t be represented in Qatar as a result.

Moldovan football suffered another setback on the international stage after the friendly defeat to Uganda earlier this week. Moldovan football and setbacks have been in cohort over the past monthsespecially with the performance of its senior national teamduring the qualifiers for the World Cup 2022 in the European section.

Moldovan football won’t be represented at the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup tournament following the failure to qualify from Group F. Moldovan football was represented in the group alongside Scotland, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Israel and Austria.

Moldovan football was well represented in the UEFA Champions League this season as FC Sheriff Tiraspol gave a good account of themselves in Group D as far as the group stage campaign is concerned. The Moldovan football giants were drawn in the same group with constant Champions League campaigners such as Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Shakthar Donetsk. As a matter of fact, the Moldovan football giants were the only odd ones out as the other three teams were in the same group last season alongside Borussia Moenchengladbach.

Moldova are still waiting for their first win in Group F of the UEFA qualifiers for next year's FIFA World Cup tournament in the Asian nation of Qatar. It has already been established that Moldovan football won't be represented at the tournament on Qatari soil next year. Moldova had been out of contention for a playoff spot in their group since the set of qualifiers in September were concluded.

Moldova have not had the best of qualifying campaigns ahead of next year's FIFA World Cup tournament on the Asian soil of Qatar. Moldovan football has not represented well after the senior national football team failed to win any of the eight qualifiers for the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup. As a matter of fact, Moldovan football has witnessed seven successive losses in the qualifiers as far as Group F of the European section.