Greece Vs Finland Starting Lineups, Match Preview and Analysis

Greece will face Finland in the UEFA Nations League B group stage on September 7, with the match kicking off at 21:45 local time.

This will be a rematch between the two teams, who last met five years ago in a Group J qualifying match, where Greece won 2-1. Greece heads into this game after a friendly victory over Malta on June 11.

Finland is coming off a 0-0 draw against Scotland on June 7. They have been struggling defensively, conceding goals in their last five matches, which may add extra pressure on the team.

 

Greece Vs Finland Starting Lineups Today

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Greece – Finland in real time. The teams starting line-ups are yet to be announced.

 

Greece Possible Starting Lineup vs Finland

      1. Vlachodimos (GK)
      2. Lazaridis
      3. Sokratis Papastathopoulos
      4. Kyriakos Papadopoulos
      5. Tsimikas
      6. Zeca
      7. Kostas Fortounis
      8. Sotiris Ninis
      9. Mantalos
      10. Giorgos Masouras
      11. Kostas Mitroglou

 

Finland Possible Starting Lineup vs Greece

      1. Hradecky (GK)
      2. O’Shaughnessy
      3. Toivio
      4. Arajuuri
      5. Raitala
      6. Kallman
      7. Sparv (C)
      8. Lod
      9. Kamara
      10. Pukki
      11. Välijärvi

 

Head-to-Head: Greece vs. Finland

Greece and Finland have faced each other 6 times since October 2014. Finland has a better head-to-head record, with 3 wins compared to Greece’s 2 victories and 1 draw. The most recent encounter took place on November 18, 2019, in a Euro 2020 qualifying match, where Greece won 2-1. Overall, Finland has scored 6 goals in these meetings, while Greece has scored 4.

Date Competition Team 1 Score Team 2
Nov 18, 2019 Euro 2020 Qualifiers, Group J Greece 2-1 Finland
Sep 5, 2019 Euro 2020 Qualifiers, Group J Finland 1-0 Greece
Nov 15, 2018 UEFA Nations League Greece 1-0 Finland
Oct 15, 2018 UEFA Nations League Finland 2-0 Greece
Sep 4, 2015 Euro 2016 Qualifiers, Group F Greece 0-1 Finland
Oct 11, 2014 Euro 2016 Qualifiers, Group F Finland 1-1 Greece

 

Greece Vs Finland Recent Form Analysis

Greece

  • Last Match: Won 2-0 against Malta on June 11.
  • Overall Last 20 Matches: 10 wins, 7 losses, 3 draws.

In their last 6 matches:

  • Wins:
    • 2-0 vs. Malta (June 11)
    • 5-0 vs. Kazakhstan (March 21)
    • 2-0 vs. New Zealand (November 17)
  • Losses:
    • 2-1 vs. Germany (June 7)
    • 0-0 vs. Georgia (March 26)
  • Draw:
    • 2-2 vs. France (November 21)

Finland

  • Last Match: Drew 2-2 with Scotland on June 7.
  • Overall Last 20 Matches: 8 wins, 8 losses, 4 draws.

In their last 6 matches:

  • Wins:
    • 2-1 vs. Estonia (March 26)
    • 1-2 vs. San Marino (November 20)
    • 4-0 vs. Northern Ireland (November 17)
  • Losses:
    • 4-2 vs. Portugal (June 4)
    • 4-1 vs. Wales (March 21)
  • Draw:
    • 2-2 vs. Scotland (June 7)

 

Betting Tips: Greece vs. Finland

  1. Greece to Win:
    Greece’s recent form and home advantage make them the favorites for this match. They have been performing well and have a better head-to-head record against Finland.
  2. Both Teams to Score (BTTS):
    Both teams have shown the ability to score in recent matches, so a bet on both teams finding the net could be a good option.
  3. Over 2.5 Goals:
    Greece’s attacking strength and Finland’s defensive vulnerabilities suggest there might be more than 2.5 goals in the match.
  4. Greece to Win by 1-2 Goals:
    A close match is expected, with Greece likely to win by a margin of 1 or 2 goals.

Prediction:

Greece is expected to win, with a predicted score of 2-1. Greece’s solid form and historical success against Finland should give them the edge in this encounter.

 

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