Late Douvikas winner gives Greece stunning Nations League win in Belgrade
Serbia 1-2 Greece: Živković 4', Tzolis 74', Douvikas 90+5'. Greece top League A Group 2 after a dramatic night in Belgrade.
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Serbia 1-2 Greece: Živković 4', Tzolis 74', Douvikas 90+5'. Greece top League A Group 2 after a dramatic night in Belgrade.
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