Betting tips for Portugal VS Lithuania 14.11.2019
Although this match looks like a formality for Portugal, it must win it to ensure its direct classification to Euro 2020 given its proximity to Serbia in this group before this penultimate match. It is encouraging that the coach of Portugal, Fernando Santos, has allowed only one goal against in three previous clashes against Lithuania in his career (G3).
Currently in # 6 of the FIFA Ranking, Portugal is undefeated at home in its last two qualifying campaigns for major tournaments (G6, E2); the two draws were against rivals located in the Top 40 of the Ranking. The local team averages 3.0 goals per game in that period and in the four clashes it has played against rivals below # 50 in the FIFA Ranking, it has won by a margin of at least three goals.
Overall, the weak Baltic group has won only one international match since March 2018 (G1, E3, P15), resulting in a 78.95% loss percentage. Lithuania allowed two or more goals in 13 of those 15 losses and, only in the losses, averages 2.73 goals per game.
Lithuania has lost each of its five games against the nations ranked in the Top 10 of UEFA since the beginning of 2015; He scored only once in the most recent match against Portugal (1-5). Four of those losses came after he lost at half-time and were resolved by a margin of at least two goals (3.0 on average per game).
Players to follow: Cristiano Ronaldo is the top international scorer of all time in Europe with 95 goals (average of 0.59 per game). His last goal (against Ukraine) was # 700 of his career.
Although against Luxembourg (ranked # 96 in the FIFA Ranking), Fedor Černych remains the only player from Lithuania who has scored away from home and not by standing ball in this knockout campaign.
Statistics to consider: The result at halftime has been the same as at the end of the match in five of Portugal's six games in the USA.
Fernando Santos has drawn / won the break / final in two of his three clashes as a strategist against Lithuania.
Three of the last four defeats as a visitor to Lithuania against top ranked nations finished with goals from both teams.
Currently in # 6 of the FIFA Ranking, Portugal is undefeated at home in its last two qualifying campaigns for major tournaments (G6, E2); the two draws were against rivals located in the Top 40 of the Ranking. The local team averages 3.0 goals per game in that period and in the four clashes it has played against rivals below # 50 in the FIFA Ranking, it has won by a margin of at least three goals.
Overall, the weak Baltic group has won only one international match since March 2018 (G1, E3, P15), resulting in a 78.95% loss percentage. Lithuania allowed two or more goals in 13 of those 15 losses and, only in the losses, averages 2.73 goals per game.
Lithuania has lost each of its five games against the nations ranked in the Top 10 of UEFA since the beginning of 2015; He scored only once in the most recent match against Portugal (1-5). Four of those losses came after he lost at half-time and were resolved by a margin of at least two goals (3.0 on average per game).
Players to follow: Cristiano Ronaldo is the top international scorer of all time in Europe with 95 goals (average of 0.59 per game). His last goal (against Ukraine) was # 700 of his career.
Although against Luxembourg (ranked # 96 in the FIFA Ranking), Fedor Černych remains the only player from Lithuania who has scored away from home and not by standing ball in this knockout campaign.
Statistics to consider: The result at halftime has been the same as at the end of the match in five of Portugal's six games in the USA.
Fernando Santos has drawn / won the break / final in two of his three clashes as a strategist against Lithuania.
Three of the last four defeats as a visitor to Lithuania against top ranked nations finished with goals from both teams.
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