Our prediction for this Nations League match:
Montenegro
Match Time & Date:
26/09/2022
01:45 PM
Prediction: 1-2
Finland
Stadion Pod Goricom will host Monday’s Nations League game between Montenegro and Finland. The Montenegrins have little to play for in the last group game as they missed out on promotion to League A, while Finland are fighting hard to avoid relegation to League C. Hertha star Stevan Jovetic should be rested in Monday’s clash, with Sporting Gijon man Uros Djurdjevic likely to step up.
Stefan Mugosa is pushing for a recall to the starting line-up as well. The Finns, on the other hand, head into the match following a 1-1 draw with Romania. Teemu Pukki and Co. want this win more than Montenegro, which is probably the main reason why away triumph should be considered. With no fresh injury worries to report, Pukki will be the man to keep an eye on in the away team.
Highlighted Player (Nikola Vukcevic):
Nikola Vukcevic is yet another Montenegro footballer who plays for Braga as a midfielder. The 184-cm-tall player was born in Podgorica on 13 December, 1991. Vukcevic began his senior career at his hometown club Buducnost Podgorica and he was part of the team from 2010 to 2013.
The Montenegro footballer scored four goals in 65 league appearances for the club. In 2013 he joined Braga as a free player and he initially played for the reserve team. After making 31 appearances for Braga B he made his debut for the first team against Vitoria, coming from the bench in the stoppage time. Speaking of his international career, Nikola Vukcevic made his Montenegro debut against Ghana on 5 March, 2014 in a friendly game.
The Hrabri sokoli defeated the Black Stars back then. His main position is defensive midfielder, but he plays as a central midfielder and as attacking midfielder as well. Nikola’s contract with Braga expires on 30 June, 2020.
Highlighted Team (Finland):
Finland national football team played their first international game before the World War 1. The Finns were beaten by fellow Nordic side Sweden (2-5) on October 22, 1911, but eleven years later they recorded their biggest ever win on the international stage.
Finland outclassed Estonia 10-2 in Helsinki and, speaking of their heaviest defeat, the team suffered a 13-0 loss to Germany in Leipzig during the World War II (1940). Finland national team became a member of FIFA back in 1908, but they have yet to qualify for the finals of the major tournament. The Finns did not participate in the European Championship finals as well, but several top-class footballers were part of their national football team in the past.
Former Liverpool ace Jari Litmanen scored 32 goals in 137 appearances for Finland and Sami Hyypia is yet another notable footballer who played for the Eagle-owls. The colour of Finland’s home kits is white, while they play their away games in blue shirts and blue shorts.
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