Gibraltar vs Lithuania Prediction & Betting Tips (21 March)

Unfailingly sad, Gibraltar will try to maintain its rank in Nations League C but it is clear that its record is distressing with a current series of ten consecutive defeats and especially not the slightest goal scored at the heart of this run. In November 2023, Gibraltar ended its Euro qualifying phase with two defeats against France 14-0 and against the Netherlands 0-6. In any case, the locals of the day did not win a single match during the qualifiers and they only took one point in 6 Nations League matches...

On the other side of the median, we finds Lithuania which aspires to much better than a simple play-off round. But it only reaps what it sows during the competition with only 1 small point collected against the Faroe Islands, but especially Turkey and Luxembourg, two selections which are vastly superior on paper all the same. Like their evening counterparts, the Lithuanians participated in the Euro qualifiers but too short to hope to qualify with only six points collected in the space of eight matches and a single victory. To end their 2023 campaign, they called upon the Cypriot selection in a friendly for a defeat by the smallest of scores 1-0.

There are packages to be declared on the Gibraltar side since boys like the defenders, Mouelhi (36 caps), Jolley (28 caps), Santos (7 caps) and the midfielders, Hernandez (28 caps), Badr (16 caps), Pozo (Cadiz, 11 caps) without forgetting the striker currently without a club, Coombes (32 caps) were not invited for this double opposition. On the other hand, elements like Casciaro (3 goals in selection) and De Barr (3 pawns) are present, like number 10, Liam Walker (5 goals in 75 caps). Overall, this selection is too thin in terms of talent.

The Lithuanian selection could travel with a group competitive enough to compete with in particular the midfielders, Novikovas (12 goals in 3 caps), Cernych (14 goals in 89 caps) and Slivka (3 goals in 63 caps) or even the experienced defenders, Girdvainis (48 caps), Lasickas (47 caps) and Klimavicius (41 caps).