Kosovo vs Greece: Prediction Odds & Betting Tips, 05/06/22, Team News and Lineups

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Kosovo vs Greece Free Predictions and Betting Tips

Bookmaker Ratings prediction one: Double Chance Kosovo win or draw – 1.60

Bookmaker Ratings prediction two: Over 2 goals – 1.76

Bookmaker Ratings prediction three: Greece to score over 1 total goal – 1.68

Double Chance Kosovo Win or Draw

Kosovo seem to be in a better form as we examine their last five fixtures during which they won four times. On the other hand, Greece drew two of their last five matches.

Over 2 Goals

Two or more goals was the outcome of the total goals in Kosovo’s four of their last five games. Likewise, the same number of goals were scored in Greece’s last five fixtures in all competitions.

Greece to Score Over 1 Total Goal

In their last ten fixtures, Greece failed to score in three of them. In detail, Greece scored at least a goal in their last six away matches. Moreover, the Greek side were on target in their last visit to Kosovo.

Preliminary Review and Match Prediction for Kosovo vs Greece

The two Group C2 victors from this UEFA Nations League (UNL) campaign’s opening round face off hoping to continue their perfect start. Hosts Kosovo certainly can’t be underestimated after beating Cyprus 2-0 to extend their undefeated run to four matches and in the process scored nine goals and only conceded twice during that time.

Curiously, that run started with a 1-1 draw vs Greece, but with that stalemate forming part of a winless H2H history (D3, L1), a similar result here would be no disgrace. Recent home form offers less in the way of encouragement for Kosovo though, with a 5-0 victory over Burkina Faso in March being the only win across their last five outings at the Fadil Vokrri Stadium.

Currently ranked 55th in the world by FIFA, Greece opened their UNL campaign with a 1-0 win over Northern Ireland, extending their unbeaten UNL run to seven (W4, D3). The Greeks are looking like their stubborn selves once again, but more consistency is needed on hostile turf, with all of their last eight away matches seeing a different result to the one prior (W4, D1, L3).

Such a ‘stubborn’ approach often pays dividends though, with the Greeks conceding 2+ goals only twice in their last 20 matches. Because of this, they aren’t prone to shocks from lower-placed teams in FIFA’s standings, with a 12-game unbeaten streak against opponents ranked worse than them (W6, D6) preceding a 1-0 loss to Montenegro back in March.