Slovakia ruthlessly dismantled Moldova 4-0 in the UEFA Nations League League C – Group 4, sending the home fans into stunned silence at the Stadionul Zimbru in Chișinău. From the first whistle, Slovakia’s precision and clinical edge left Moldova chasing shadows, with Lukáš Haraslín pulling the strings in a masterclass of attacking football.
Moldova’s Nightmare Start
The hosts were rocked early when David Strelec opened the scoring in the 8th minute, capitalising on a defensive lapse to slot home unmarked. Moldova’s frustration boiled over as Vadim Rață earned a yellow card in the 22nd minute for a cynical challenge. Slovakia doubled their lead just before half-time when Tomáš Suslov finished off a slick move, assisted by Ivan Mesík, leaving Moldova with a mountain to climb.
Slovakia’s Second-Half Blitz
Any hopes of a Moldova comeback were extinguished in the 60th minute when Dávid Hancko nodded in Haraslín’s pinpoint cross. Haraslín then capped off his sublime performance with a goal of his own in the 75th minute, assisted by Leo Sauer, sealing Slovakia’s dominance. Moldova’s substitutions failed to spark a revival, and Iurie Iovu’s late yellow card summed up their miserable evening.
What This Means for Both Teams
For Slovakia, this emphatic victory reaffirms their status as Group C contenders, with Haraslín emerging as the standout performer. Moldova, meanwhile, must regroup quickly after a humbling defeat that exposes their defensive frailties. Both teams now turn their attention to the next round of fixtures, with Slovakia looking to build momentum while Moldova seeks redemption.
Key Moments
8′ ⚽ Slovakia — David Strelec
44′ ⚽ Slovakia — Tomas Suslov (assist: Ivan Mesik)
60′ ⚽ Slovakia — Dávid Hancko (assist: Lukáš Haraslín)
75′ ⚽ Slovakia — Lukáš Haraslín (assist: Leo Sauer)
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