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Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai scored a Panenka penalty in the ninth minute of stoppage time as Hungary grabbed a late equaliser to deny Germany victory in their Nations League tie.

Szoboszlai chipped his spot-kick down the middle of the goal after a lengthy video assistant referee (VAR) check led to on-pitch official Duje Strukan watching on a pitchside monitor to judge Robin Koch had handled Mihaly Kata's shot.

Germany, who had already won Group A3 with a game to spare, took the lead through Felix Nmecha's first international goal, converting a rebound from close range after Nico Schlotterbeck's effort had been parried by Denes Dibusz.

Julian Nagelsmann made nine changes to his Germany side, who remained unbeaten in their Nations League campaign and will face either Croatia, Italy or Denmark in March's quarter-finals.

Meanwhile, Hungary finish third in their group and will play a two-legged relegation play-off in March, needing to win to stay in the top tier of the competition.

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Lautaro Martinez moved level with Diego Maradona in Argentina's all-time scoring charts in a World Cup qualifying win over Peru in Buenos Aires.

The Inter Milan captain scored a left-footed volley from Lionel Messi's cross for his 32nd international goal on his 70th appearance.

The 27-year-old now sits joint-fifth alongside Maradona, though he remains some way behind top-scorer Messi's 112 goals. Gabriel Batistuta, Sergio Aguero and Hernan Crespo complete the top five.

Inter Miami forward Messi, 37, is now tied with former United States forward Landon Donovan for most international assists with 58.

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Former Wales striker Sam Vokes on Wales boss Craig Bellamy: "I think he's been great since he's come in and you see the work he's put in on the sideline with his backroom staff. The decisions they make during the game have been key. He's had the best start of a Wales manager ever - three wins and three draws. He probably couldn't have asked for a better start in his opening campaign."

On the Nations League: "I understand people's views on that. I played for Wales when sometimes you have endless friendlies - they don't have that much importance, they don't have a crowd coming in. You look at Cardiff [City Stadium] last night, it was a full, packed house. It's also a gateway for us as a nation to try to get to the World Cup. Last night, winning the group allowed us to get a play-off for the 2026 World Cup, so that's another way to reach it, if we don't do it in the group stage."

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After leading Wales to promotion back to League A of the Nations League, Craig Bellamy said he wanted to show that people had misconceptions about how he would act as a manager after behind handed the Wales job.

"I'm not a lunatic, I'm quite sane," he said. "People thought I'd be running on the pitch and pushing the ref and stuff."

Wales have won three and drawn three of Bellamy's first six games in charge.

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Former Wales striker Sam Vokes on Wales' return to the Nations League's top tier: "I'm very happy. I think it was a bit of a miracle turnout in the end. I don't think we believed it could possibly happen but it did in the end, which was great.

On Fulham midfielder Harry Wilson: "He is [important for Wales]. He's on very good form. It was interesting to watch last night. I think he played a bit deeper and allowed Liam Cullen to be more forward, which paid off because he got his first two goals for Wales.

"It was a great performance and Harry Wilson turning up with a great finish in the end, that's four goals in five [Wales] games for him now. He's our star man at the moment."

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales

Wales' players believe they will get better and better under Craig Bellamy as they eye taking Nations League momentum towards the World Cup.

A 4-1 win over Iceland in Cardiff - coupled with Turkey's defeat in Montenegro - sealed Wales' promotion to League A as group winners.

It also gives Wales a chance of a 2026 World Cup qualifying play-off, regardless of how they fare in next year's campaign.

But with the victory making it six unbeaten under Bellamy since he replaced Rob Page in July, the Wales dressing room is mirroring the mindset of their manager by aiming beyond second chances.

"That's the dream, we all want to make the World Cup," said Swansea City striker Liam Cullen, who scored Wales' opening two in Cardiff, his first for his country.

"I don't think there was a better way than this to start off the manager's reign and hopefully we can take it into the qualifiers. We can go into that campaign full of confidence."

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Before we bring you the answer to that teaser, let's have a quick recap of Tuesday's international action.

Just done some digging.

There are two teams Guardiola has faced as a manager and never beaten.

Can you name them?

At the Etihad, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City have beaten Stoke 7-2 (in October, 2017) and drawn 0-0 (in March, 2017).

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Yes!

Pep Guardiola has a 100% record at the Bet365 Stadium.

Stoke 1-4 Man City - August, 2016

Stoke 0-2 Man City - March, 2018

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In October,, external Pep Guardiola said this about Sir Alex Ferguson:

"In this country and all around the world, Sir Alex Ferguson is the best.

"For the time, for the change of teams, for the trophies.

Asked if he had any desire to match Ferguson's trophy haul, Guardiola said: "Being close to one of the most important managers of all time is more than enough."

Five hours in and the most liked entry from us writers (not your amazing Get Involves which always rightly outdo us) is a Pep Guardiola-Alan Curbishley head-to-head graphic.

No predicting you lot! Never change.

Good afternoon to those just joining us.

Pep Guardiola is the main topic today.

He's set to extend his Manchester City contract for another year, until June 2026.

So we want to know, is he the Premier League's greatest ever manager?

Take part in our poll above.

Cheers Tim. He sort of did that with Barcelona B, sort of.

Here's a brilliant story Tom Reynolds wrote on Pep's time before the Barcelona first team, in January.

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Thanks Rob, and Andrew earlier, for your overlooked greatest manager selections.

I always think Steve Clarke leading an average West Brom side to an eighth-placed Premier League finish doesn't get the love it deserves.

Kristie, Sam - congratulations on your pregnancy!