UEFA Nations League Predictions

Both teams have scored in six of the last eight games that both of these teams have played so side with a goal to be scored at both ends of the pitch in this one.

Portugal are unbeaten in this UEFA Nations League campaign and have won three of their four games, although they have conceded in each of these three victories. Poland are winless in three games but have only failed to score once in their last nine assignments.

Lithuania have lost all four of their UEFA Nations League matches and have been beaten by Cyprus twice in the last 12 months, including away from home earlier in this campaign.

Spain are unbeaten in 14 games and have won 11 of those, including a 1-0 win over Denmark last month. They face a Denmark side winless in two matches and who haven’t beaten La Roja since 1993.

Both of these sides have been in excellent scoring form recently, with Romania netting 11 times in four matches and Kosovo hitting nine. Over 2.5 goals has landed in their last ten combined matches and another high-scoring affair is on the cards.

Both of these sides have been in excellent scoring form recently, with Romania netting 11 times in four matches and Kosovo hitting nine. Over 2.5 goals has landed in their last ten combined matches and another high-scoring affair is on the cards.

Lithuania have lost all four of their UEFA Nations League matches and have been beaten by Cyprus twice in the last 12 months, including away from home earlier in this campaign.

Switzerland are playing better than results suggest and this is a must-win game for them. They face a Serbia side that have lost both their away games in this UEFA Nations League campaign and have lost five of their last seven away games.

Spain are unbeaten in 14 games and have won 11 of those, including a 1-0 win over Denmark last month. They face a Denmark side winless in two matches and who haven’t beaten La Roja since 1993.

Romania won 3-0 in the reverse tie and have scored exactly three goals in three of their four UEFA Nations League matches, but Kosovo have improved since that defeat and have notched nine times in three games, so expect them to grab a consolation.

Romania won 3-0 in the reverse tie and have scored exactly three goals in three of their four UEFA Nations League matches, but Kosovo have improved since that defeat and have notched nine times in three games, so expect them to grab a consolation.

Portugal are unbeaten in this UEFA Nations League campaign and have won three of their four games, although they have conceded in each of these three victories. Poland are winless in three games but have only failed to score once in their last nine assignments.

Both of these sides have been in excellent scoring form recently, with Romania netting 11 times in four matches and Kosovo hitting nine. Over 2.5 goals has landed in their last ten combined matches and another high-scoring affair is on the cards.

These sides have scored just a goal apiece in eight combined matches in this UEFA Nations League tie and under 1.5 goals has landed in five of them, while the last two meetings between these two sides have ended goalless.

Romania have won a penalty in all four UEFA Nations League games and spot-kick taker Razvan Marin has converted all of them, taking his tally to nine goals for his country.

Cristiano Ronaldo has more international goals than any other player in history and has added to this tally in three of his last four outings, while he has found the net in 11 of his 16 appearances for club and country this season.

Both teams have scored in six of the last eight games that both of these teams have played so side with a goal to be scored at both ends of the pitch in this one.

Portugal are unbeaten in this UEFA Nations League campaign and have won three of their four games, although they have conceded in each of these three victories. Poland are winless in three games but have only failed to score once in their last nine assignments.

Three of the last seven meetings between these two have ended as a draw so take a 1-1 stalemate in what may be a competitive affair at Hampden Park.

Portugal won 3-1 in Poland last month and have conceded exactly once in three of their last four, while Poland have conceded three goals in their last two matches and have netted exactly once in four of their last seven.

Italy gave up a two-goal lead against Belgium at the Stadio Olimpico earlier in the campaign, but Luciano Spalletti’s side have beaten France, recorded two victories over Israel, and are pushing for top spot in the section.

Iceland were 2-0 winners when these two teams met back in September and have since held Wales to a 2-2 draw. The visitors have found the net seven times in their last four games, a tally that is in sharp contrast with Montenegro’s one goal from their last four outings.

Slovenia are unbeaten in 15 games at home and have won two of the last three at home against Norway (the other drawn), while the visitors have won just one of their last seven away.

Switzerland dominated possession against Serbia and had 11 shots to their opponents’ seven so they should be backed to avenge that defeat on Friday, especially as the Serbs have failed to score in five of their last seven internationals. 

Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres clicked as a strike partnership in September’s internationals, with the pair scoring three goals apiece across clashes with Azerbaijan and Estonia. Even with Isak missing for the October games, Sweden struck five goals in trips to Slovakia and Estonia. The Newcastle forward returns to the mix for Saturday’s clash with Slovakia, joining Gyokeres and Dejan Kulusevski up top. Given that attacking approach from the Swedes, over 2.5 goals in Solna is a standout bet.

Romania should have too much quality for Kosovo at home on Friday when the top two in Group C2 meet in Bucharest.

Italy have scored at least twice in each of their Nations League games this term, with all of those matches seeing over 2.5 goals land. Belgium drew 2-2 with Italy when these two last met, so expect more goals in the return fixture.

Two of Europe’s best forwards meet this week, with Norway heading to Slovenia. The hosts have scored at least twice in six of their last eight home matches, while Norway have seen over 2.5 goals land in 11 of their last 15 games following a 5-1 loss at Austria in their last outing.

Portugal have won three of their first four games in this group and they have seen over 2.5 goals land in 10 of their last 11 home matches. Poland’s last nine fixtures have seen both teams score on eight occasions.

Northern Ireland thumped Bulgaria 5-0 in their last game and they meet a Belarus side who have lost 4-0 to Israel and Russia this year. The hosts have won four straight games at Windsor Park, scoring 11 goals.

Iceland saw 10 goals across their two games in October and they visit a Montenegro side who have lost 2-1 to Wales and 3-1 to Georgia in their last two at home.

Sweden’s strike partnership of Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak have helped them fire in 11 goals across four Nations League games and they can fire Sweden to another high-scoring win.