Serbia-Hungary is a match of the fifth day of Group G of Euro 2024 qualifiers and is played on Thursday at 20:45: predictions.
In Group G Serbia and Hungary have not disappointed expectations and after three days the hierarchies already appear well defined. They both have 7 points, three more than Montenegro, the only selection that could try to put a spoke in their wheels and keep the qualification games open – remember, the first two of each group go to the European Championships – until mid-November, when we will have the names of the national teams participating in Euro 2024.
It goes without saying that whoever wins this intriguing head-to-head clash would by now have one and a half feet in Germany, host of the continental event. Serbia in recent years has churned out many talented players, many of whom have passed through our league, but it has already failed a first major appointment, that of the World Cup in Qatar, exiting already after the group stage and failing to dispel that cliché that has always been brought up when talking about the Balkan selection: beautiful but not winning. Technical commissioner Dragan Stojkovic, confirmed despite the World Cup failure, in the post-Qatar era brought home two wins against Lithuania and Montenegro, both beaten 2-0, and a draw (1-1) in Bulgaria. Very similar roster to that of the Hungarians, again coached by Italian Marco Rossi. In between the two victories with Bulgaria and Lithuania is a scoreless draw with hostile Montenegro.
Whoever wins can mortgage qualification
Hungary unlike Serbia did not participate in the last World Cup but in the Nations League came close to a resounding qualification to the Final Four, beating such emblazoned national teams as England (twice) and Germany.
Rossi does not face any major absences: in Belgrade, goalkeeper Gulacsi will remain on the bench, and although he has recovered from injury, he will not be risked by the Italian coach. In Serbia, there is a ballot in attack between Vlahovic and Mitrovic; in midfield, on the other hand, Udine’s Samardzic, who last March chose to represent his parents’ home country despite having trained in Germany’s youth ranks, is pawing the ground.
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The prediction
Serbia has been considered one of the most interesting European national teams for a few years now, but it does not always manage to express itself at the highest level. Vlahovic and his teammates will most likely manage to come out on top against Hungary, making the home factor count as well. In any case, a tight match is looming, with the Magyars likely to score at least one goal at the “Marakana. “
The probable lineups of Serbia-Hungary
SERBIA (3-4-2-1): V. Milinkovic-Savic; Gudelj, Milenkovic, Pavlovic; Zivkovic, Grujic, Maksimovic, Kostic; Tadic, S.Milinkovic-Savic; Mitrovic.
HUNGARY (3-5-1-1): Dibusz; Lang, Orban, A. Szalai; Sallai, Styles, Nagy, Kalmar, Kerkez; Szoboszlai; Varga.
POSSIBLE RESULT: 2-1
