**Football Daily | San Marino Makes History and Achieves Nations League Vindication** As any seasoned Irish football fan can recall, Liechtenstein has a reputation for being a challenging destination. Back in June 1995, Jack Charlton led a Republic of Ireland team, ranked ninth in the world, to this small nation for a Euro 96 qualifier. They faced a squad of part-timers, which included a banker, a draughtsman, a wine grower, a mechanic, a builder, and, of course, a postman. The only professional player on the Liechtenstein team was Mario Frick. The match took place at the modest Sportpark-Eschen Mauren, which has a capacity of just 4,500. The stadium was packed, mostly with Irish fans who anticipated an easy victory. However, they were left stunned as the match ended in a scoreless draw, with Ireland failing to convert any of their 40 shots on goal against a team that was essentially a ski resort. The mention of the 90s BBC lunchtime quiz show "Turnabout" led me down a YouTube rabbit hole, searching for old episodes that coincided with my sixth form and university days. To my surprise, I stumbled upon a comment from two years ago stating, “Guardian Football Weekly has brought me here.” It made me wonder if we were recycling old content, which seems to align with a broader green initiative. This month has seen some bizarre occurrences: Donald Trump has been reelected, Gary Lineker is out of a job, Mike Tyson appears surprisingly calm, and Scotland is winning matches both at home and away, despite not being featured on television anymore. Is this a sign of a rift in the very fabric of the space-time continuum? In response to the "Memory Lane" segment from yesterday’s Football Daily, one reader humorously noted that the individual with the bass guitar might be emulating Hendrix by playing a right-handed bass left-handed, or perhaps the drinks at the Hilton were significantly stronger than what professional footballers are served today. This is just a glimpse of our daily football email, Football Daily. For the complete version, be sure to check out our subscription page and follow the instructions.