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Finland vs. Nations League predictions for Sunday including England

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Finland vs. Nations League predictions for Sunday including England

Sports Mall Finland vs. Provides score predictions and previews for all today's Nations League matches including England.


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Both were well beaten by the middle of the week, Kazakhstan And Slovenia They will aim to bounce back when they meet in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday.

With the pair now derailed, the threat of a halving is high Norway And Austria Inside League B Group 3 Stages.

We say: Kazakhstan 0-1 Slovenia

After a poor performance in midweek, Kazakhstan don't look like they will cause Slovenia too many problems in the final third, with most of the leading players short of playing time at club level.

The visitors are still hoping for a top-two finish and they could be in contention by knocking out their hosts in Pawlodar.

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October 10, 2024 England Interim Head Coach Lee Carsley© Imago

After a heavy defeat at the hands of the Greeks, Lee Carsley England They will be under huge pressure to respond when they travel to Helsinki on Sunday to challenge their wits Finland In the UEFA Nations League.

The Three Lions were stunned by the 2004 European champions 2-1 loss On Thursday evening, they were defeated by the same scoreline against their hosts Republic of Ireland And the section will be without a point.

We say: Finland 0-2 England

It was as miserable as it was against England GreeceThey now go to a Finland side who have very little punch in attack and have been penniless in defense for some time.

Whether or not Carsley actually starts in the approved number nine, a slightly reshuffled Three Lions side should respond convincingly to Thursday's shock loss and extinguish Finland's slim hopes of a top-two finish.

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Enis Bharti of North Macedonia celebrates scoring on September 10, 2024© Imago

leading the race for automatic promotion from League C Group 4Second place Armenia and undefeated leaders North Macedonia They will meet in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday.

The hosts return to Yerevan with a point salvaged from Thursday's trip Faroe IslandsTheir visitors cruised to victory Latvia.

We say: Armenia 1-2 North Macedonia

Armenia have won just two of their last 13 matches and struggled to pick up a point in the Faroe Islands, so North Macedonia could once again claim maximum points.

A double over their hosts would put the Lions in total control of Group 4 and secure promotion to League B with two games remaining.

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Konrad Funfstuck on April 17, 2016, now manager of Liechtenstein© Imago

Liechtenstein welcome Gibraltar Vaduz in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday, fresh off the back of ending a 41-game winless run in all competitions last week.

The change in format means that one team from this group is guaranteed promotion, while the runner-up goes to the play-offs to try to win promotion from the bottom tier, making it a very important match for both.

We say: Liechtenstein 0-0 Gibraltar

After ending their long winless streak last week, Liechtenstein bounced back from the humiliation they suffered against San Marino last month and will be confident again given Gibraltar's current away record.

Ironically, the visitors' last win at this ground in Vaduz came 2020–21 games ago – but that run will continue if they can't end their current eight-game goalless run on the road.

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Ion Nicolascu of Moldova in November 2023© Imago

In the battle for automatic promotion from League D Group 2. Malta And Moldova Sunday's UEFA Nations League clash.

Malta trail by three points after the visitors won the reverse fixture in September before beating Andorra earlier this week. positions – They are without a permanent manager.

We say: Malta 1-2 Moldova

Now a big fish in a small pond at League D level, Moldova could double down on managerless Malta and secure automatic promotion in the process.

The visitors are on a three-match winning streak and can use that momentum to take them to victory at the Ta' Qali.

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Greece's players hold up a shirt in memory of George Baltak after Vangelis Pavlidis scored the opening goal of the match on October 10, 2024© Imago

Fresh from a highly emotional win over England, Greece return home on Sunday as they face the Republic of Ireland in their next UEFA Nations League clash.

The Pirate Ship upset the chances of coming from Wembley 2-1 win On Thursday evening, the boys in green were also successful in their travels, sinking Finland by the same scoreline. League B Group 2.

We say: Greece 2-0 Republic of Ireland

With all due respect to Finland, the Scandinavian side have been leaking at the back for the last 12 months and the Greece outfit in Pires are a very different breed of fish to the boys in green.

As a result, we can only imagine Jovanovic's men making it four for four as they edge ever closer to a coveted spot at the top of the Nations League.

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Erling Holland of Norway reacts on October 10, 2024© Imago

The first two League B Group 3 Second-placed Austria host leaders Norway in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday evening.

The Norwegians will arrive in Linz fresh from continuing their unbeaten start, largely thanks to new all-time top goalscorer Erling Holland; Meanwhile, their hosts smashed Kazakhstan into the last four.

We say: Austria 2-2 Norway

It was a close match when the teams met in September, with Norway grabbing the win in the 80th minute.

In this case, Ralf Rangnick's hard-working Austria side should emerge with at least a draw and a top-two finish next month.

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Gunnar Vatnhammer of Faroe Islands during his country's match against Denmark on March 26, 2024© Imago

Latvia travel across northern Europe to Torshavn to face the Faroe Islands in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday night in a meeting between two nations separated by three places in the FIFA world rankings.

As two weak countries Group C4The decision could have major implications on who is eliminated from the division.

We say: Faroe Islands 1-0 Latvia

Knowing that a draw or worse would condemn them to relegation, the Faroes will be well aware of the importance of this one, and their good recent home form hints at their ability to find their first win of the campaign.

Latvia have already beaten the hosts in this category, but in their other two games, especially on Thursday, they could have come out very well.

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