Estonia hosts Belarus in round 7 of the World Cup qualification. The match will be played on Friday, October 8th at Le Coq Arena (Tallinn)
Estonia is in 5th place in the group (one point after four matches). The Blueshirts had little chance of showing positive results in the September matches. After losing to Northern Ireland in a friendly home match (0-1), Thomas Haberli’s men played two relatively good games in the 2022 World Cup qualification. On September 2, Estonia lost to Belgium at home (2-5), although the hosts, thanks to a quick goal from Mattias Käit, were 20 minutes in the lead and were the first in the current qualification to score two goals against the Red Devils. After six days, the Blueshirts presented a surprise in Wales, sharing the points with the home team (0-0). The draw in Cardiff gave the Estonians their first point in the current campaign.
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Belarus is in 4th place in the standings (three points after five games). The White Wings gained one victory and suffered four defeats. The national team of Belarus has lost five matches in a row. The team is not helped by the change of the head coach: Georgi Kondratyev, who replaced Mikhail Markhel, has not yet achieved even a draw in four starting matches. In all the September 2022 World Cup qualifiers, the White Wings lost with a difference of one goal. The Belarusians lost away to the Czechs (1-0) and then did not cope with Wales (2-3) and Belgium (0-1) on a neutral pitch in Kazan. Let’s note that Roberto Martinez fielded a reserve squad.
The teams will switch roles. In March, Estonians arrived in Minsk with a bloodless squad due to the coronavirus, and now a similar situation has developed in the camp of the White Wings, who are preparing to travel to Tallinn without a head coach and several important players. This is a great opportunity for the Blueshirts to take revenge for their defeat in March and achieve their 1st win in the qualifying group. Estonians and Belarusians can again show a spectacular match and score at least one goal each. The visitors' defense will be weakened due to numerous losses, and the hosts had problems in defense throughout the qualification. Only in the game against Wales did the Blueshirts keep a clean sheet. Beyond that, a bet on an exchange of goals brought profit in five out of six previous home games of the Estonian national team.
Prediction for the match: Both teams to score — yes
