Malta vs Moldova Prediction & Betting Tips (13 October)

Malta will have a lot to do this evening since in the event of a misstep, whether it is a defeat or a draw, it will probably see its opponent of the evening take comfort and a considerable lead in the race for promotion. Indeed, after two matches, the Maltese have three points following their victory by the smallest of scores against Andorra 0-1 which came just after their setback in Moldova, precisely defeated 2-0. Furthermore, the local selection had not won for more than a year, a sad record of nine matches without finding the key to success for a very scary record of 7 defeats and 2 draws. Moldova potentially did the most hard by winning their first two matches against Malta 2-0 and against Andorra, still at home 2-0.

4 goals scored, none conceded, the objective now will be to confirm the situation on the road in order to seek promotion which could possibly be acquired at the end of this meeting. As a bonus, between their first two successes in the competition, the Moldovans took on San Marino in a friendly in September, winning 1-0. Moldova has lost only one of its last seven matches in all competitions, when it hosted Ukraine in a friendly 0-4 for a record of five wins and one draw. 

The best-known player of this selection is indeed the Rémois, Teddy Teuma (3 goals in 33 selections) who remains, by far, the most visible and most highly rated player of the players called up to defend the badge. However, the coach can thank midfielder Ryan Camenzuli, the sole scorer against Andorra last month, and therefore, for the moment, the selection's only victory in the competition. Author of 4 goals for the selection, Nwoko (Floriana, club which participated in the qualifications of the Conference League this summer) will be well in the game while Degabriele (5 goals for the selection), author of 4 goals in 6 club championship matches is not certain. For this gathering, the Moldovan coach had to make up without Nicolaescu (Heerenveen, 47 sels, 16 goals), without the replacement goalkeeper Cohujar, defenders Posmac (72 sels) and Révenco (24 sels), and the midfielder Cojocari (11 sel), by choice or injury.

Note, however, the presence of at least three players with a goal in the competition, Caimacov (1 goal, 1 assist), the Otelul (Romanian D1) striker Cojocaru (very little used in the championship) and the midfielder Ionita (scorer against Andorra). Playing for Petrocub, a club qualified to play in Europe (C4), Mudrac (17 caps), Platica (46 caps), the young Puscas (1 cap) are present for this gathering as is Damascan (5 goals in 41 caps). ) or even Captain Rata (3 achievements, 50 sel), without forgetting Arthur Ionita (Lecco, 5 pawns in 74 sel).