Greece have beaten England for the first time ever in their history

London, England – In a match filled with drama and emotion, the Greek national team secured a historic 2-1 victory over England at Wembley Stadium. The victory comes just one day after the tragic passing of Greek player George Baldock.

The match was a thrilling encounter from the start, with both teams creating numerous chances. Greek striker Pavlidis stole the show, scoring two goals, including the decisive winner in the 94th minute. The victory marks Greece's first-ever win at Wembley Stadium.

The Greek players dedicated their performance to Baldock, whose untimely death had a profound impact on the team. The match served as a testament to the power of sports to unite and inspire, even in the face of adversity.

FT: England 1-2 Greece

• Greece has beaten England for the first time (drawn two, lost seven). Their goals tonight were their first ever scored at Wembley Stadium.
• Greece is the lowest-ranked (48th) side to beat England in a competitive match since Northern Ireland (116th) in September 2005 and the lowest ever on record to do so on English soil.
• England have lost four of their ten home games in the Nations League.

We gave everything to him.

Greece goalscorer Vangelis Pavlidis speaking to ITV about George Baldock: "It was a really special day for us because of George. We are people, and it's a special night because of him.

"[We have thought about him] a lot since we heard it yesterday. It was a difficult moment for us because George was part of the team. Special guy. We have to play for him and it doesn't matter the score today. We gave everything for him."

The Greek players dedicated their performance to Baldock, whose untimely death had a profound impact on the team. The match served as a testament to the power of sports to unite and inspire, even in the face of adversity.