Azerbaijan vs Estonia Prediction & Betting Tips (16 November)

Unable to qualify for any major international competition since its independence in the early 1990s, Azerbaijan hit rock bottom during this Nations League where it brought up the rear in the rankings in Group 1 of League C. The Mili Komanda National Team in the local language has in fact lost all its matches in this group, whether against Sweden 1-3 and Slovakia 2-0 in September, or against Estonia 3-1 and Slovakia again 1-3 last month. Consequently, the locals can no longer hope for anything better than avoiding last place and immediate relegation to League D. In League D, Estonia no longer wants to return there after having taken the lead in its group during the last edition. Nothing has been done at the moment for this Baltic team which is in 3rd place in the standings in this group with 3 lengths ahead of its opponent of the day.

Therefore, a draw would be a good result for this team since it would almost guarantee them a play-off. Last September, the Blue Jerseys were defeated by Slovakia 0-1 and Sweden 3-0. Then they got the better of Azerbaijan 3-1 before losing again to Sweden 0-3.

Difficult to discern a known face in this Azerbaijan team except perhaps those of the striker Emreli (48 sels, 6 goals) who wears the colors of FC Nuremberg or his friend in the offensive sector, Dadashov (Ankaragücü, 30 salts, 3 goals). Otherwise, almost all of this squad plays in the weak local championship, on the side of Qarabag or Neftchi in particular. For Estonia, we find in particular the starting goalkeeper of Real Valladolid, Karl Jacob Hein (34 sel) who is one of the captains of this formation with the defender and captain Mets (Sankt Pauli, 98 sel). They are the only two players to play in the major European championships.

Otherwise, a large majority of the players present for this gathering wear the colors of local clubs like striker Zenjov (114 caps, 17 goals). The top scorer in this selection is the experienced Henri Anier (98 caps, 23 goals) who plays in Taiwan.