My UEFA Nations League Matchday 4 Preview and Predictions! 4th October 2026 — Transcript
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- 0:00And we're back. Welcome to my preview
- 0:02and predictions for the opening day of
- 0:04match day four in the UEFA Nations
- 0:06League. The final match day of this
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- 0:52for you over the course of the next few
- 0:53weeks. As for today though, these are
- 0:56the eight matches that are going to be
- 0:58kicking off match day four in the UEFA
- 1:00Nations League. So without any further
- 1:01ado, let's get straight into it. We
- 1:04begin the final match day as we have
- 1:06done with all the others. We're starting
- 1:08off in League D. And once again, we'll
- 1:10actually be starting with D2 since once
- 1:12again this is the opening fixture of the
- 1:14day chronologically and it is going to
- 1:16be Aabaijan taking on Lithuania. At the
- 1:19halfway mark of this group, it is
- 1:21actually the away side who topped the
- 1:23group with one win and one draw. And it
- 1:25is back-to-back draws for Azabaijan
- 1:27coming into this, which of course means
- 1:29that these two sides drew against each
- 1:31other. And that was the match day two
- 1:33fixture. And it was Lithuania's most
- 1:35recent competitive game. So we can talk
- 1:37about it right here and now because in
- 1:39the early moments of that match, it was
- 1:40a penalty from Cukes who got Lithuania
- 1:43ahead. An absolutely brilliant penalty
- 1:45as well. smashed into the top lefthand
- 1:47corner following a foul on Gianetis.
- 1:49That lead only lasted four or five
- 1:51minutes ago as Azabaijan leveled with to
- 1:54be honest. Some really shocking
- 1:56goalkeeping from Bartis in goal.
- 1:58Straight through his legs. Shot from
- 2:00outside the area as well. Really should
- 2:02not have troubled him, but he couldn't
- 2:03get his feet sorted. Through his legs it
- 2:05went. And unfortunately for Lithuania,
- 2:07it finished in a 1-1 draw. To be fair,
- 2:09either side could have won it from that
- 2:11point onwards. But I think come the end
- 2:13of it 1-1 was just about the right
- 2:15result. On Thursday night, Lithuania
- 2:18then went on to beat Andor 3-0 in a
- 2:20friendly. And whilst that game was going
- 2:22on, Aabaijan were playing their second
- 2:24competitive nations league match. And
- 2:26rather surprisingly, they could only
- 2:28manage a nil nil draw at home to
- 2:30Lichenstein. And I remind you that
- 2:32Lithuania actually won 2-0 away to
- 2:35Lichtenstein. So a nil nil draw at home
- 2:37for Azabaijan is not a great look for
- 2:39them especially when you consider they
- 2:41had 75% possession 25 shots but could
- 2:45only manage a few on target and they
- 2:47missed several big chances in the match.
- 2:50So does throw some serious doubt over
- 2:52their credentials for this game as well
- 2:53because realistically they should be
- 2:56conceded the favorites to win here as
- 2:58well but after that nil nil draw who
- 3:00really knows. In terms of the team news,
- 3:02there are no fresh issues for either
- 3:04side coming into this, but Lithuania
- 3:06will be the fresher of the two, having
- 3:08rested all of their key players in that
- 3:10friendly win on Thursday night. All
- 3:12things considered, I genuinely believe
- 3:14the draw is the safest outcome once
- 3:16again here. As I've already said,
- 3:18realistically Azabaijan should be
- 3:20winning this match. But after failing to
- 3:22score against Lichenstein, and I still
- 3:23think Lithuania are more than capable of
- 3:25scoring at the other end themselves, I
- 3:27can't really give Aabaijan two goals in
- 3:30this match to give them the win. So, I'm
- 3:32going down the middle and I'm going for
- 3:33a draw with both sides scoring. And I'm
- 3:36starting off with a 1-1 draw between
- 3:38Aabaijan and Lithuania. The other game
- 3:42from League D comes from group one and
- 3:44it sees top of the table Malta with one
- 3:46win and one draw taking on bottom of the
- 3:49table and Pandora with one draw and one
- 3:52loss. So no doubt who the early
- 3:53favorites are coming into this one.
- 3:55Interestingly though following on from
- 3:57Malta winning away in Andor in their
- 4:00opening fixture. Both sides then went on
- 4:03to draw against Gibralta on match days
- 4:05two and three respectively. Firstly, it
- 4:07was And Pandora on match day two,
- 4:09drawing nil nil away to Gibraltar in a
- 4:12game that they really still should have
- 4:13won given the amount of chances they
- 4:15created. But after losing their opening
- 4:17game, at least they can walk away with a
- 4:19clean sheet from that one. As for Malta,
- 4:21as you would expect, they also dominated
- 4:24their game against Gibraltar. But with
- 4:26themselves being the home side in the
- 4:28match, they missed multiple chances in
- 4:30the game before eventually going ahead
- 4:32at the start of the second half through
- 4:33and bong following a clever back heel
- 4:35attempt from Churf. However, their
- 4:37lapses in concentration from that point
- 4:39onwards proves very very costly for them
- 4:42because they lost the ball cheaply in
- 4:43midfield. Failed to close down the
- 4:45Gibraltar midfielder running through
- 4:47basically their entire team. And when he
- 4:48got to the edge of the box, he shot. It
- 4:50was a lame effort to try and block the
- 4:52shot. I deflected over the goalkeeper
- 4:55and despite their best efforts to get a
- 4:57winner late on in the game. 1-1 is how
- 4:59it finished and not again the best look
- 5:02for Malta coming into this game where
- 5:03they should be big favorites, especially
- 5:05since they've already won away at Andor.
- 5:07But after that slip up against
- 5:08Gibraltar, you can't say it with any
- 5:10real certainty. In terms of the team
- 5:12news, no fresh injury issues for either
- 5:15side ahead of this one. However, for
- 5:16Andor is Kiedo is going to be suspended
- 5:18following yellow cards in both of his
- 5:20opening two match days. Obviously with
- 5:23Malta winning away to Andor on match day
- 5:25one, it surely stands to reason that
- 5:27they are going to get the victory here
- 5:29once again. However, the question will
- 5:31remain after so many moments of casual
- 5:34play in that match against Gibraltar.
- 5:36Could And capitalize on those lapses and
- 5:39concentration here? I'm going to say no.
- 5:41I'm going to go for the comfortable
- 5:43Malta victory and I'm going to go for
- 5:442-0 for them. But just watch this space.
- 5:47This one for me still not a guarantee.
- 5:50In to League B we go then and the early
- 5:52kickoff from League B group three sees
- 5:55Kosovo hosting Austria. It certainly
- 5:58wasn't the ideal match day three for
- 6:00either of these two sides on Thursday
- 6:02night. But coming into this, Kosovo
- 6:04remained second in the group with one
- 6:05win, one draw and one loss, whereas
- 6:07Austria topped the group with two wins
- 6:10and a draw. For both sides, the result
- 6:12they had on Thursday night was their one
- 6:14draw of the campaign so far. For Kosovo,
- 6:17it wasn't a wage trip against Israel
- 6:18being played in Hungary. From the stats
- 6:21and from the highlights that I've seen,
- 6:22it seemed that Kosovo were just far too
- 6:24eager to get the glory. Like
- 6:26individually, they ended up having 18
- 6:28shots in the match, but 12 of them were
- 6:31from outside the area. And despite
- 6:33having more of the play, they were so so
- 6:35wasted with the opportunities that they
- 6:36had. And they actually had to rely on
- 6:38their goalkeeper Sappy in the end to
- 6:40make some really important saves to keep
- 6:42Israel out when they had their moments
- 6:44in the match. better discipline at both
- 6:46ends of the pitch in my opinion are
- 6:48going to be needed in this game if
- 6:49they're going to keep out Austria in
- 6:51this one. As for Austria, their
- 6:54defensive discipline was called into
- 6:55action as well when they conceded two
- 6:58first half goals away to Ireland on
- 7:00Thursday night, especially the second
- 7:02goal of that game which saw Cyborg give
- 7:04away a penalty after several failed
- 7:06clearances from the Austria defense. In
- 7:08the second half though, Austra did get
- 7:10their act back together and goals from
- 7:12PRA and a free kick from Gregovic was
- 7:14enough to secure a valuable point away
- 7:16from home and help them retain their top
- 7:18spot in the group. But it does make for
- 7:20a little bit more of an intriguing
- 7:22encounter this time around cuz in theory
- 7:24Austria still should be the favorites.
- 7:27In terms of the team news, Mira is a big
- 7:29doubt for Kosovo after missing their
- 7:32match day three game. No fresh concerns
- 7:34for the away side, however, with
- 7:35Gregoric returning off the bench on
- 7:38Thursday night. He could make a return
- 7:40to the starting lineup for this match
- 7:42day four game. Back on match day one, it
- 7:45was Austria who got the 3-1 victory at
- 7:47home over Kosovo. Now, with the Kosovo
- 7:50at home, I think this one will be a
- 7:52little bit closer. However, my instincts
- 7:54are telling me that Austria still should
- 7:56end up taking the victory. are going to
- 7:58take one goal from their win from last
- 8:00week and go for a 2-1 away win for
- 8:03Austria this time around. Then for the
- 8:06second game in League B, group three
- 8:09comes from the Republic of Ireland who
- 8:11sit third in this group following one
- 8:13win, one draw, and one loss. Whereas
- 8:15they will be taking on an Israel side
- 8:18who currently sit bottom of the group
- 8:20with just a single point from their
- 8:22three opening games. on Thursday night.
- 8:24It was all about the continuing rise of
- 8:27Troy Parrot, who scored a simply
- 8:29incredible solo goal to get things
- 8:31started. If you've not seen it, I
- 8:32thoroughly recommend it. Then he backed
- 8:34it up by scoring a penalty just before
- 8:36halftime to give Ireland a 2-nil
- 8:39halftime lead over Austria.
- 8:41Unfortunately though, they couldn't keep
- 8:43out the Austrian onslaught in the second
- 8:44half. And some sloppy defending allowed
- 8:47them to level the game with just 10
- 8:49minutes to go. But regardless, in my
- 8:50opinion, it's still a fairly decent
- 8:52start for the Nations League for the
- 8:54Republic of Ireland. They now of course
- 8:55have a home tie against the bottom side
- 8:57in the group. As for Israel, despite
- 9:00actually having fewer attempts in their
- 9:02match against Kosovo on Thursday night,
- 9:04in my opinion, they really should have
- 9:06won the game from the chances that they
- 9:08created, they actually had two flatout
- 9:11one v1s with the goalkeeper and ended up
- 9:14scuffing up both of them. The good news
- 9:16for them though is they were able to
- 9:17keep their first clean sheet of the
- 9:18tournament after conceding three goals
- 9:20against Ireland and against Cos and
- 9:23against Austria respectively on match
- 9:25days one and two. So that will give them
- 9:27a little bit more confidence now going
- 9:29up against Ireland again off the back of
- 9:31that clean sheet. In terms of the team
- 9:33news, center back Akbana is going to be
- 9:36out for the Republic of Ireland after
- 9:37picking up his second yellow card of the
- 9:40tournament on match day three. No fresh
- 9:42injury or suspension concerns for Israel
- 9:44ahead of this game. In the reverse
- 9:46fixture on match day two, it was the
- 9:49Republic of Ireland who run to a 3-0
- 9:51away victory. That game again being
- 9:53played in Hungary as Israel cannot
- 9:54actually play at home. But after what
- 9:56Israel showed in a defensive capacity in
- 9:59their game on Thursday night, I actually
- 10:01think they'll do a little bit better
- 10:03this time around. Obviously, I still
- 10:06expect Ireland to get the victory and I
- 10:07would still expect them to run away with
- 10:09it, but I think it could end up being a
- 10:11little bit closer. Weirdly though, I am
- 10:13still going to go for 3-0 to Ireland as
- 10:15it was on match day two. But for some
- 10:17reason, I do still think Israel might
- 10:19put up a little bit more resistance this
- 10:20time and the score line may be a little
- 10:22bit less, but either way, I still think
- 10:24Ireland come out on top. Now we move on
- 10:27to what has probably been the most
- 10:29interesting group for me in the entirety
- 10:31of the Nations League so far. And that
- 10:33is League A group two. And we simply
- 10:35have to start with Greece's match
- 10:37against Germany. Here at the halfway
- 10:39mark, Greece top the table with two wins
- 10:42and one draw from their opening three
- 10:44games. While Germany sit in third with a
- 10:47record of one win, one draw, and one
- 10:49loss. So, as far as I'm concerned, all
- 10:52the pre-match pressure is on the away
- 10:54side once again coming into this one. To
- 10:56be fair, Greece's game on Thursday night
- 10:58was their first home game of the
- 11:00tournament and it was also the first
- 11:02match they didn't win. So, that is a
- 11:04slight little worry for them. However,
- 11:06it didn't look like that was going to be
- 11:07the case in the first half as it looked
- 11:09like they were going to make it three
- 11:10wins out of three when Yianis and
- 11:12Masuras made it 2-0 in the first half.
- 11:16Unfortunately though, the lead wasn't to
- 11:17last and there was some big controversy
- 11:20over the first goal that Dutch scored as
- 11:22it looked like and Brutas was elbowed in
- 11:24the side of the face from the goalcorer
- 11:26Van Djk. But unfortunately for the Greek
- 11:28side, the goal ended up standing and
- 11:30then it was lastm minute heartbreak.
- 11:32They failed to clear a ball into the box
- 11:34and conceded in literally the 89th
- 11:37minute of the match. But still, I think
- 11:38the Greeks would have bit your hand off
- 11:40for seven points from those three
- 11:42opening fixtures. As for Germany, it was
- 11:45a new squad and a new change of fortune
- 11:47for Jurgen Klopp's side. And it was the
- 11:49former Liverpool manager getting the
- 11:51goods out of the new Liverpool player in
- 11:53Florian Vert who got a goal and an
- 11:55assist for them in their home victory
- 11:57over Serbia, securing their first three
- 11:59points of the tournament with Bishoff
- 12:01scoring the opening goal of that game.
- 12:03Realistically, it actually should have
- 12:05ended up being way, way more for the
- 12:07Germans. They racked up 75% possession
- 12:10and 32 shots in the match, but could
- 12:13only find the back of the net twice. If
- 12:14you've not seen Voldemar's miss, oh my
- 12:17word, what a shocker that was. In terms
- 12:19of the team news, there are no fresh
- 12:20issues for Germany coming out of that
- 12:22game. However, it is still expected that
- 12:24Jurgen Klopp rotates once again. for
- 12:27Greece. Big injury news for them as it
- 12:29looks like Arsenal man Scholace picked
- 12:31up a hamstring injury which is going to
- 12:32see him out not only of this game but
- 12:34the return of the Premier League next
- 12:36week as well. Obviously the big story
- 12:39coming out of match day two was that
- 12:41Greece were able to get that away win in
- 12:43Germany when Klopp rotated the vast
- 12:46majority of his side. So if Klopp does
- 12:48so again here, you would probably expect
- 12:50Greece to get something from this match.
- 12:52However, after the performances, after
- 12:54that second half we saw of them against
- 12:56the Netherlands, after how well Germany
- 12:58played with their different squad this
- 13:00time around, I think they're going to be
- 13:02out for revenge here. And this might be
- 13:04massively disrespectful to Greece cuz
- 13:05they've been so so good in this
- 13:07tournament so far. But I'm still going
- 13:10to go for the same score line went for
- 13:11in Germany last week. And I'm going to
- 13:13go for 2-1 to the Germans. But I'll tell
- 13:15you what, if Greece can pull it off once
- 13:17again, fair play to them and it will be
- 13:19thoroughly thoroughly deserved. The
- 13:21other game in this group then sees the
- 13:23side currently second in the table in
- 13:25the Netherlands, an unbeaten Netherlands
- 13:27side, taking on the rock bottom side of
- 13:30this group and winless Serbia. For the
- 13:33Dutch, they only really had themselves
- 13:35to blame for the two goals that they
- 13:36conceded in the first half in Greece on
- 13:38Thursday night. The first one, they just
- 13:40got completely bullied both in the air
- 13:42and by getting outpaced in behind to
- 13:44allow them to go 1 nil down. Then the
- 13:47second goal is even worse as Van Buml
- 13:49quite literally played a through ball
- 13:52through his own defense to put the
- 13:54Greeks away. Ball slipped across goal.
- 13:562-0 and a massive uphill battle it was
- 13:58from there. Credit where it's due to
- 14:00Shavi's side though. It was captain
- 14:02Virgil van Dijk who was on hand to score
- 14:04yet another headed goal for his country
- 14:06to bring them back into the match. And
- 14:08then as they pushed and pushed and
- 14:10pushed for their equalizer, they got it
- 14:12in the final minute of the match when
- 14:14substituted Johnny Reinders volied the
- 14:16ball past the Greek goalkeeper to make
- 14:18it 2-2 and preserve the Dutch's unbeaten
- 14:20start to this campaign. Now at home to
- 14:22the bottom side in the group, you'd
- 14:24fancy them for the three points here.
- 14:26Speaking of Serbia, it just got from bad
- 14:29to worse for them on Thursday night and
- 14:31they made it three defeats out of three
- 14:33at the start of this nation league. And
- 14:35what's most worrying of all is that they
- 14:37only managed one shot in the entire
- 14:40match. Granted, it was on target, but it
- 14:44came from 35 yards out from Philip
- 14:46Costic and that was it. No other chances
- 14:49created, no other shots in the entire 90
- 14:52minutes for them away to Germany on
- 14:54Thursday night. So, it was no surprise
- 14:55that it ended up with a German victory.
- 14:57The only real shock is that the score
- 14:59line was only two goals to nil. And
- 15:01realistically, Serbia should have lost
- 15:03by way, way more. now against another
- 15:05top nation away from home here. You fail
- 15:07to see where they're going to have any
- 15:09opportunities to put that right this
- 15:11time around. In terms of the team news,
- 15:14Tottenham's Van Hec is the latest Dutch
- 15:16player to pick up an issue. He missed
- 15:17the game on match day three and remains
- 15:19a doubt for this one here. No fresh
- 15:22concerns for the away side, but after
- 15:24the seven changes they made to the
- 15:25starting lineup, failed to make an
- 15:27impact against Germany. You'd expect at
- 15:29least those seven players to be rotated
- 15:31back out once again here. Obviously with
- 15:34Serbia on zero points from the first
- 15:36three games, that of course means that
- 15:37when these two sides met last week in
- 15:39Serbia, it was the Dutch who came out on
- 15:41top and it was a 2-1 victory for them
- 15:43there. Honestly, this time around, I see
- 15:46no reason why it won't be even easier
- 15:47for the Dutch to get their second win of
- 15:49the tournament and subject Serbia to
- 15:51their fourth straight defeat. I'm going
- 15:54for a 3nil win to the Netherlands. And
- 15:58then finally, it is time for League A
- 16:00group four. And we'll start off with
- 16:02Portugal where as always Portugal do
- 16:05what they do best which is win games in
- 16:07the UEFA Nations League. Three wins out
- 16:10of three to kick off their tournament.
- 16:11And now they're going to host Norway,
- 16:13one of the other three sides in this
- 16:14group. All grouped together on three
- 16:16points from the opening three games,
- 16:18which of course means if Portugal get
- 16:20the victory here, they will already be
- 16:22guaranteed qualification to the
- 16:24quarterfinals. A brilliant achievement
- 16:26for new manager Horge Jesus if they can
- 16:28pull it off. on Thursday night. It was
- 16:31an absolutely epic game between
- 16:33themselves and Denmark. I could honestly
- 16:35spend the whole video just talking about
- 16:37that match, but what you need to take
- 16:38away from it is that Canelo, Ramos,
- 16:40Vitinia, and then Xiao Failix making it
- 16:43three goals in three games, secured the
- 16:4542 victory away for them in Denmark. But
- 16:48genuinely, the whole game was a massive
- 16:49back and forth. Either side could have
- 16:51won it, but the extra little bit of
- 16:53quality in that Portugal squad shined
- 16:55through in the end to make it three wins
- 16:58out of three. As for Norway, well, it
- 17:00got off to a very good start for them
- 17:02away to Wales on Thursday night when
- 17:04Oscar Bob put them one nil ahead
- 17:05following a quick one-two with Martin
- 17:07Odigard. His pace in behind proving a
- 17:09big big problem for the Welsh defense.
- 17:11However, pace in behind was also what
- 17:14caused Norway's downfall in that match
- 17:16as they let Dan James in at the back
- 17:18post towards the end of the first half
- 17:20and then right at the start of the
- 17:21second half, a mixup between center back
- 17:23Hegum and goalkeeper Nylan. Certainly
- 17:26not a great week for said goalkeeper
- 17:28meant that Hegum ended up bringing Dan
- 17:30James down. He got a straight red card
- 17:33and then Wales scored from the free kick
- 17:34as well to put them 2-1 up and from
- 17:37there with 10 men it was too much for
- 17:39Norway to get back into the match. So
- 17:41unfortunately for them it is backto back
- 17:44defeats after what has been a very good
- 17:45run of form over the past 18 months. In
- 17:48terms of the team news following the
- 17:50fallout of all the Cristiano Ronaldo
- 17:52drama, he has now left Portugal
- 17:55seemingly forever and he is going to be
- 17:57unavailable for this match. But other
- 17:58than that, there are no fresh injury or
- 18:00suspension concerns for Portugal. For
- 18:02Norway, no injury issues, but after the
- 18:04red card, Hegum is going to be
- 18:06suspended. Last week in Norway, it was
- 18:09Portugal who took the 2-1 victory after
- 18:11the performance we got from them on
- 18:12Thursday night. And now back at home, I
- 18:15think they're going to win this one by a
- 18:16smidge more. So, I'm going for a 3-1 win
- 18:19to Portugal, which would make it 12
- 18:21points from a possible 12 to start their
- 18:24campaign. Last and certainly not least
- 18:27though, we have the final match of the
- 18:28day, and it comes from Wales, where a
- 18:30now confident Wales are going to be
- 18:32taking on Denmark with both sides on
- 18:34three points at the halfway mark. for
- 18:36the Welsh. They had to do it the hard
- 18:38way on Thursday night, but it was all
- 18:40about Lead United's Dan James who got
- 18:42them level following going behind early
- 18:44on in the game with a big burst in
- 18:46behind to slot the ball in at the back
- 18:48post. Into the second half, it was
- 18:50another ball in behind. James running
- 18:52onto it. He's brought down by the
- 18:54Norwegian defender. Straight red card,
- 18:5611 versus 10. And to make matters even
- 18:58better, upstep Williams with a brilliant
- 19:01free kick to make it 2-1 and secure all
- 19:04three points in what was the Welsh's
- 19:06first home game of the tournament. Now
- 19:08playing their second consecutive home
- 19:10game, they'll be hoping they can repeat
- 19:11the trick here. As for Denmark, I
- 19:14honestly think they can hold their heads
- 19:15up very high from what I thought was a
- 19:17still very good performance despite
- 19:19losing 42 to Portugal on Thursday night.
- 19:22They certainly could have done a little
- 19:24bit better defensively on the goals that
- 19:26they conceded, but throughout the game
- 19:28they were incredibly competitive and it
- 19:29was yet another brilliant performance
- 19:31from Brenford's Mikuel Damsgard who got
- 19:33his second goal of the tournament with a
- 19:35brilliant curler into the far post and
- 19:37finally registering his first official
- 19:39assist setting up Rasmus Hilen for the
- 19:41second after of course being heavily
- 19:43involved in all of the set piece goals
- 19:45that Denmark have scored in this
- 19:46tournament so far as well. Unfortunately
- 19:49though, those goals were both equalizers
- 19:51in the match as they pushed for their
- 19:53third equalizer of the game after
- 19:54Portugal went 3-2 up. They were caught
- 19:56on the counterattack and 4-2 is how it
- 19:59finished. But genuinely after that level
- 20:01of performance, I still think they come
- 20:02into this as big favorites to take the
- 20:04match here in Wales. In terms of the
- 20:06team news, no fresh concerns for either
- 20:09side coming out of Thursday night. When
- 20:11these two sides last met, it was of
- 20:13course last week in Denmark where
- 20:15Denmark secured a 2-nil home win. But
- 20:18after the Norway result, Wales I still
- 20:20think do have a good chance of getting
- 20:22something from this game. But let's not
- 20:24also forget that even though Wales did
- 20:26beat Norway, they played basically the
- 20:28entire second half against 10 men. And
- 20:31considering they scored the free kick
- 20:32after the red card, they didn't really
- 20:35make the most of that one-man advantage.
- 20:37So now back to 11 against 11. In my
- 20:40opinion, Denmark are still the side to
- 20:42beat in this game. So that's who I'm
- 20:44going for to get the result. I'm going
- 20:46for a 21 win to Denmark. That is going
- 20:50to be it then for the opening day of
- 20:52match day four. Before I leave you, once
- 20:55again, you guys have been voting over on
- 20:56the community page regarding these eight
- 20:58fixtures. So let's see what you've gone
- 21:00for right here and right now. close
- 21:03between Aabaijan and Lithuania, but the
- 21:05majority are going for that Azabaijani
- 21:08win. The majority think that Malta are
- 21:10going to get the win at home to Andor.
- 21:12The majority think that Austria are
- 21:14going to get the win away in Kosovo.
- 21:16Basically, everyone thinks Republic of
- 21:17Ireland are going to beat Israel. Again,
- 21:20close between Greece and Germany, but
- 21:21the majority are agreeing with me that
- 21:23Germany do get their revenge away with
- 21:25Greece in this game. Near enough,
- 21:28absolutely everyone thinks that
- 21:30Netherlands are going to beat Serbia.
- 21:31just 2% going for the draw and not a
- 21:33single person going for a Serbia win.
- 21:35Basically, everyone thinks Portugal make
- 21:37it four wins out of four against Norway.
- 21:39And again, close between Wales and
- 21:40Denmark, but the majority agreeing with
- 21:42me that Denmark go to Wales and get the
- 21:45win. That is going to be it then for
- 21:47today's video. As always, a massive
- 21:49thank you very much for watching. We're
- 21:50doing this all over again tomorrow
- 21:53morning for day two of match day four.
- 21:55So, don't forget to head over to the
- 21:56community page right now to have your
- 21:58say on all of those matches. a final.
- 22:01Thank you very much for watching once
- 22:02again and I'll see you very very
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