Ukraine vs Czech Republic Prediction & Betting Tips (14 October)

During the last edition of the Nations League, Ukraine was not far from validating its ticket for League A before failing behind the leader, Scotland. However, it is much more complicated now for Sergey Rebrov's men who lost their first two matches in this group against Albania 1-2 and the Czech Republic 3-2 last month. This team will try to react on Friday against a fairly formidable Georgia team which is aiming for promotion to the next level. Already feeling uncomfortable at the Euro, Zbirna finished last in a group where all the teams finished on 3 points, due to their poorer goal difference against Romania, Belgium and Belgium. Slovakia.

Relegated from League A during the last Nations League , the Czechia had no say in finishing last in its group behind Spain, Portugal and Switzerland. She was also unable to bounce back on the lower level, bowing heavily at the start in Georgia during the 1st day 4-1 but she was then able to raise her head a few days later against Ukraine 3-2. Last June, at the Euro, Narodny Tim ranked among the disappointments of the competition by only taking last place in its group behind Portugal, Turkey and Georgia with only one small point won in 3 matches .

Many executives of this Ukrainian team are not there for this gathering. Indeed, the goalkeeper Lunin (Real Madrid, 13 sel), the full-backs Zinchenko (Arsenal, 9 goals in 68 sel) and Mykolenko (Everton, 44 sel), the midfielders Pikhalyonok (Dynamo kyiv, 10 sel) and Brazhko (Dynamo kyiv , 8 sel) as well as wingers Tsygankov (Girona, 13 goals in 57 sel) and Yarmolenko (Dynamo kyiv, 46 goals in 124 sel) are all missing. On the other hand, the goalkeeper Trubin (Benfica, 15 sel) in the cages and the solid Zabarnyi (Bournemouth, 41 sel) and Matviienko (Shakhtar Donetsk, 70 sel) in the central hinge will be the guarantors of the solidity of this team. Up front, the formidable Dovbyk (Roma, 10 goals in 31 sel) and Yaremchuk (Olympiakos, 16 goals in 55 sel) are competing to start while the hopeful Mudryk (Chelsea, 2 goals in 24 sel) should take place on its left wing. The Czech Republic also deplores some absences for this gathering.

Indeed, defender Hranac (Hoffenheim, 7 sel), midfielder Matej Jurasek (Slavia Prague) and striker Schick (Leverkusen, 20 goals in 42 sel) have all withdrawn in this month of October. For their part, men like David Jurasek (Hoffenheim, 11 sel), Barak (Kasimpasa, 11 goals in 44 sel), Sadilek (Twente, 24 sel) and Chytil (Slavia Prague, 6 goals in 17 sel) were not selected by their coach. We still find in this team the very valuable Coufal (West Ham, 7 sel) and Soucek (West Ham, 14 goals in 74 seasons) as well as winger Sulc (Plzen, 2 goals in 6 sel) who scored a double last month in the first leg against the same Ukrainian team.