Finland is the only one of the 15 nations in the C League that currently have 100% intact record after three days. At the moment, it is three points ahead of Greece in the second place and a victory of the Finnish team will leave them only one point to ensure the promotion to League B. In addition, Finland is undefeated since September 2017 in local condition (G6, E2). He also left his goal unbeaten in each of those victories and has received only two goals at home in that period. Greece ranks # 42 in the FIFA Ranking; 16 places above its visitors on this occasion. However, this calendar year they have lost two of their three away games against teams ranked lower than their own. In each of those duels he received exactly two goals. The visiting team must obtain a first historic victory on Finnish soil to keep their hopes of promotion alive, but they have never won in six previous visits (E3, P3). Both teams have scored in five of those games and each of the draws has had the same score: 1-1. Players to watch: Teemu Pukki has scored the three goals for Finland in the UNL to date. His country would have six points less without his goals !. Konstantinos Mitroglou has scored in consecutive matches for his club (Marseille) and his country before this match. He has the opportunity to score in three consecutive duels for the second time this year. Statistics to consider: Finland has not received goals in 547 minutes of international soccer at home. Greece have received an average of two cautions per game at the UNL, with six yellow cards in their three matches. Interestingly, the hosts have been shown to win their matches with just enough, as their three victories have had the exact same score: 1-0.   Finland vs Greece Prediction: X/1 5.00 Finland vs Greece  Betting Tip: Over 2.5 Goals @ 1.80 Finland vs Greece Score Recommendations: 2-1 10.00

After a disappointing away performance in the reverse fixture (0-0), Belarus (FIFA Ranking: #80) will look to go one better in Minsk as they host Moldova – a nation ranked a whopping 93 places below them. Belarus, however, have been much more impressive at home during their UEFA Nations League (UNL) campaign, opening with a emphatic 5-0 win over minnows San Marino, and a tight 1-0 victory against Luxembourg. At home, the hosts have now lost just three of their last ten competitive matches (W4, D3, L3). Moldova come into this after a 2-0 win over San Marino – the same nation they secured their last away win against, back in March 2017. In the 11 games on foreign soil since, it’s been the usual painful viewing for the FIFA ranked 173rd team in the world, with eight losses and three draws, and only three goals scored. The last time Moldova managed to clinch a victory over a nation currently ranked higher, was back in 2014 (4-0 versus Saudi Arabia) – a match that was 42 international fixtures ago. In the eight previous H2H games, Belarus hold a narrow edge (W3, D3, L2). Notably, the away side on the day has never won this fixture, and the home side on the day has scored at least two goals in five of those eight encounters. Players to watch: Anton Saroka is the only Belarus player to have scored in more than one UNL game, meanwhile Radu Gînsari’s double against San Marino makes him the sole Moldova player to have scored in the UNL so far. Stat attack: Moldova have been losing at half-time in three of their last four matches on foreign soil. Moldova have failed to find the net in ten of their last 12 fixtures. Belarus have scored in seven of their last eight home matches.   Belarus vs Moldova Prediction: X/1 5.00 Belarus vs Moldova  Betting Tip: Over 2.5 Goals @ 1.80 Belarus vs Moldova Score Recommendations: 2-1 10.00

Hungary will travel to Tallinn to face Estonia in the fourth round of the UEFA Nations League 2018/19 (UNL). For these two teams, survival in the C-League is the goal, so there is no doubt that this will be a "six-point" match for Group 4. After suffering three losses in the three previous days in the competition, Estonia is in the last place of the C League, three points from the set that will visit on this occasion. A concern for Martin Reim will be that his team has lost all three of their UNL matches so far without even scoring a goal. If Estonia loses this match, then the team will enter its worst home losing streak since February / June 2007. In that sense, the fact that Estonia has a rather negative record against Hungary (G1, P3) and a goal difference of -9 (GF 2, GC 11) is quite relevant. The Hungarian team is still looking for their first away win at the UNL after their two defeats in that condition against Greece and Finland. In addition, Marco Rossi's team is on a five-game losing streak in hostile territory, and has failed to score in four of those games. If we review the historical duels, we can see that Hungary won on their last visit to Estonia in an official match: it was a 1-0 in 2012. Players to watch: Estonian defender Joonas Tamm recorded three goals and two assists in the qualifiers for the 2018 World Cup, while Roland Varga (HUN) has four goals so far in the Hungarian league. Statistics to consider: If the hosts win this game, it will probably be without conceding goals as Estonia have left their unbeaten goal in each of their last 11 home victories. The hosts have lost their last three games through a score of 1-0. Meanwhile, visitors have lost their last two away games 1-0. Half of the last four games between these two casts also ended 1-0.   Estonia vs Hungary Prediction: X/2 5.00 Estonia vs Hungary  Betting Tip: Over 2.5 Goals @ 1.80 Estonia vs Hungary Score Recommendations: 1-2 10.00

Bosnia-Herzegovina (24th in the FIFA Ranking) is flying high in Group 3 of the B League of the UEFA Nations League (UNL) after starting its campaign with two consecutive wins. He will seek to maintain that perfect start when he receives Northern Ireland, a team that has lost its first two games. Bosnia has lost only once in 2018 and is unbeaten since March, with four victories and three draws. Playing at home, 'The Dragons' have been difficult to beat, since from October 2014 to date has seven wins in 12 duels (G7, E4, P1). His opponent, on the other hand, has won just one of his last five games (G1, E1, P3), including a 2-1 defeat against Bosnia in the first duel between the two in the UNL. He lost to Austria in his last UNL game (1-0) in a game that midfielder Oliver Norwood called "a rustic and inaccurate match full of wasted chances". In the face of this commitment, a concern for Northern Ireland coach Michael O'Neil is the inability of his team to score in his last five away games (E2, P3). In fact, the last time Northern Ireland scored away from home, and therefore won in that condition, was in the 3-0 win against San Marino (September 2017) in qualifying for the 2018 World Cup. Players to watch: Bosnian captain Edin Džeko has contributed a goal and an assist in two UNL games, while Josh Magennis (Northern Ireland) is having a good season, scoring four goals for Bolton Wanderers in what goes of the campaign. Statistics to consider: There have been less than 2.5 goals scored in seven of Bosnia's last nine games. Since March 2016, both teams have scored in just three of the last 27 Northern Ireland games. Bosnia has scored the first goal in their last six home wins. In none of those parties did he receive goals against.     Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Northern Ireland Prediction: X/1 5.00 Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Northern Ireland Betting Tip: Over 2.5 Goals @ 1.80 Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Northern Ireland Score Recommendations: 2-1 10.00