With neither side carrying much momentum into the match, a competitive and tightly contested encounter could be on the cards.
The Swedes have experienced a turbulent period over the past year. A disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign saw them finish bottom of their group, prompting significant changes behind the scenes. Since then, results have improved under Graham Potter, with Sweden successfully navigating the playoff route by defeating Ukraine and Poland to secure a place at the World Cup. However, concerns remain following a 3-1 loss to Norway in their most recent outing, a match in which defensive weaknesses were once again exposed. The absence of Viktor Gyökeres is another setback, although Alexander Isak remains available and is expected to lead the attack.
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Greece enter the fixture after another unsuccessful qualification campaign. Despite facing relatively modest opposition in their group, they were unable to challenge for a World Cup berth and ultimately finished third. Recent performances have been far from convincing, with the team failing to score in friendlies against Paraguay and Hungary earlier this year. Nevertheless, Ivan Jovanović has selected a strong squad for this training camp, including several of the country's most dangerous attacking players.
Home advantage may give Sweden a slight edge, but recent form suggests they are far from unbeatable. Greece possess enough experience and organization to stay competitive, particularly against a Swedish side still searching for defensive stability. Rather than a one-sided contest, this match looks likely to be decided by fine margins, with the visitors capable of avoiding defeat if they produce a disciplined performance.
Greece no to lose 1.72


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