Betting tips for Moldova VS Albania 14.10.2019
Moldova suffered a painful 1-0 loss to Andorra on Friday night; He finished with 10 players in that game and also, after that defeat he now records four consecutive losses "at zero". Each of their last five international victories has come against Andorra or San Marino, and excluding those matches, they have not won any other matches since May 2014, losing 32 and drawing 15 since then.
The lack of goals is hurting Moldova, but it has also been losing to rest in five of its six defeats in Group H. Winning two of its last five home international matches (Andorra / San Marino) may seem positive, but its last Home triumph before those arrived in October 2013.
Albania saw how their hopes of finishing between the first two officially ended after their 1-0 defeat away from home against Turkey. They have won four of their last eight international matches, but each victory was followed by a defeat. Going back a little further, only three of his last 37 international matches have finished tied and in the remaining span, he has an inconsistent record of 13 wins and 21 losses.
Eleven of Albania's previous 15 international victories were "at zero", which demonstrates the importance of Albania not receiving goals against it in order for it to succeed. The first goal is also key, since the last time Albania did not lose after allowing the first goal of the engagement was in May 2016, when it beat Qatar 3-1. Albania has lost five of its last six games away from home and in four of them failed to score.
Players to follow: Moldova's midfielder, Artur Ioniţă, has four yellow cards (two in the same game) in six appearances in the group stage. That is one of the highest totals in the competition.
Sokol Cikalleshi records three goals in the last four games of Albania and all three arrived in the last 30 minutes. He scored two of those goals after 82 minutes!
Statistics to consider: Albania is undefeated in four previous games against Moldova, keeping the victory in three.
Moldova has scored in four of its last five international home matches.
Nine of Albania's previous 13 games produced less than 2.5 goals.
The lack of goals is hurting Moldova, but it has also been losing to rest in five of its six defeats in Group H. Winning two of its last five home international matches (Andorra / San Marino) may seem positive, but its last Home triumph before those arrived in October 2013.
Albania saw how their hopes of finishing between the first two officially ended after their 1-0 defeat away from home against Turkey. They have won four of their last eight international matches, but each victory was followed by a defeat. Going back a little further, only three of his last 37 international matches have finished tied and in the remaining span, he has an inconsistent record of 13 wins and 21 losses.
Eleven of Albania's previous 15 international victories were "at zero", which demonstrates the importance of Albania not receiving goals against it in order for it to succeed. The first goal is also key, since the last time Albania did not lose after allowing the first goal of the engagement was in May 2016, when it beat Qatar 3-1. Albania has lost five of its last six games away from home and in four of them failed to score.
Players to follow: Moldova's midfielder, Artur Ioniţă, has four yellow cards (two in the same game) in six appearances in the group stage. That is one of the highest totals in the competition.
Sokol Cikalleshi records three goals in the last four games of Albania and all three arrived in the last 30 minutes. He scored two of those goals after 82 minutes!
Statistics to consider: Albania is undefeated in four previous games against Moldova, keeping the victory in three.
Moldova has scored in four of its last five international home matches.
Nine of Albania's previous 13 games produced less than 2.5 goals.
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