Montenegro vs Iceland Prediction & Betting Tips (16 November)

Montenegro has really done poorly so far in this League B group of the Nations League and they seem to be heading towards an almost inevitable relegation. Indeed, this team has still not won a single point after 4 days and it very logically brings up the rear in the ranking. Absent from the Euro last June, the Braves Falcons have lost their last 6 matches in all competitions including the last 4 in this tournament against Iceland 2-0 and Wales 1-2 in September, and against the Turkey 1-0 and Wales 1-0. On the other hand, Iceland has not been in top form for several years either and the good times of the end of the 1970s seem far away.

Unable to qualify for any international competition since the 2018 World Cup, the Scandinavians are now struggling to stay in League B of the Nations League since they are in 3rd place in this group behind Turkey and Wales and only ahead of Montenegro. If they had started well with a victory against Montenegro precisely 2-0, the Icelanders were then beaten by Turkey 3-1 then hung by Wales 2-2. Finally, they were beaten again by Turkey 2-4 on the last day.

Montenegro is deprived of one of its captains, Stefan Savic (Trabzonspor, 73 sel, 9 goals) who is injured along with defender Vesovic (Qarabag, 54 sel), midfielder Vukotic (Boavista) and young Adzic (Juventus). However, the attacker who passed through Monaco, Stefan Jovetic is present. He has scored 36 goals in 82 caps and is by far the best offensive element in this formation. Among the players to follow differently, we can cite the names of defender Marusic (Lazio, 63 sel), midfielder Jankovic (Qarabag, 50 sel) and attackers Mugosa (Incheon United, 60 sel, 15 goals) and Krstovic (Lecce, 22 sels, 3 goals). On the Icelandic side, defenders Finnsson (Utrecht, 14 sels) and Grétarsson (Sonderjyske, 22 sels), midfielders Andreson (AGF, 31 sels), G. Sigurdsson (Valur, 83 sels, 27 goals) , A.

Sigurdsson (Blackurn Rovers, 34 sels, 2 goals) and Haraldsson (Lille, 39 sels, 3 goals) and striker Gudmundsson (Fiorentina, 37 sels, 10 goals) are all missing injured or sidelined this moment. On the other hand, the very experienced Gunnarsson (Al-Gharafa, 103 sel), and J.B Gudmundsson (Al-Orobah, 97 sel, 8 goals) are there. This is also the case of the precious Ingaso (Panathinaikos), Fridriksson (Fortuna Düsseldorf), Johannesson (Fortuna Düsseldorf, 29 sel, 3 goals) and Ellertsson (Venice, 17 sel) are also available as are the attackers Gudjohnsen (La Gantoise, 28 caps, 7 goals) and Oskarsson (Real Sociedad, 12 caps, 4 goals).