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A few days ago, the national team lost to England in the packed OAKA. A result that disappointed everyone in the representative group, as if it had been avoided it would have ensured direct promotion to League A Nations League. A goal that still remains… alive.
At 19:00 the Greek National Team is hosted by Finland in Helsinki. For the 6th and last matchday of the groups. The representative group definitely wants a victory to restore good psychology first of all, but also to claim any chances for first place in the group.
At the moment Greece is level with England, but the “three lions” have the advantage in the tie. So for what looks like a… miracle to happen at the moment and for Greece to finish first, they will have to get a better result than their opponent. In general, England should not beat Ireland, which they will host at Wembley. With the Irish being scoreless.
The same applies to our rival, Finland. The Scandinavians count five defeats in the same number of matches and without a point they have been relegated to League C. In contrast to our national team which at worst will be called upon to claim promotion to League A through the playoffs in March.
In the match between the two teams in Greece, our national team prevailed 3-0. Finland as a host is always a bad problem for the “blue and white” and that is what Jovanovic’s team wants to change tonight.
In this effort, Christos Zafeiris, who filled out cards in the match against England, is not available, nor is Fotis Ioannidis, who was pulled in the previous game of the National Team. On the contrary, Dimitris Kourbelis returns after serving his sentence. The Finns, on the other hand, have no racing problems.
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