France vs Sweden Prediction & Betting Tips - UEFA Nations League

Prediction published on 14/11/2020, 23:20  by Daniel Ngulu | Modified on 15/11/2020 at 03:59 in UEFA Nations League Predictions

Sweden claimed their first win in Group 3, League A of the UEFA Nations League on Saturday after beating Croatia 2-1 and will be hoping to finish on a high when they travel to France on Tuesday. Heading to this game, very little can change for Sweden; they are bottom of the group on three points and staring at relegation from League A, while France are top on 13 points. France claimed a very important win on Saturday, beating Portugal 1-0 away from home with the unlikeliest of scorers getting the goal – Ngolo Kante. That win saw France advance to the next stage of the competition - the semis. The win over Portugal marked a big improvement from France’s midweek friendly against Finland, when they lost 2-0 at home and now in a run of 14 matches, they have a loss and 11 wins. They however have just two clean sheets in their last seven matches and this should be a concern going to their final group game. However, they will be happy with their scoring run, having failed to hit the back of the net in just two of the last seven matches. The world champions also carry a great run in the Nations League going to this clash – four wins and a draw in the last five matches. They have one loss in nine Nations League matches while they have failed to score in three of the nine. In the opening meeting with Sweden in this group, France won 1-0 away from home and will head here confident, being unbeaten in four Nations League games at home, while they have failed to score in just one of the four. France have scored two goals or more in three home matches in the Nations League and with four wins in six meetings with Sweden, they will hope they can finish their group matches on a high here.

Sweden managed just their first win of the current Nations League campaign on Saturday, beating Croatia. Drawn in a very tough group, the Swedes will only be hoping they can avoid relegation, and only a win can guarantee that, or hope for a favorable result in the Portugal-Croatia game. Winning in France is something else though, and with three straight away losses, this seems an impossible mission. The Swedes have three losses in the last four matches and no clean sheet in the last seven matches. Also, in the last seven matches, they have failed to score in four and conceded two or more in four of their last six games. Four of their last five matches have produced over 2.5 goals and they have no clean sheet in their last four away matches. Sweden need a win against a team so good at home in the competition, while they have four losses in five matches in the same competition and conceded in each of the last five Nations League matches. It has also not been great in attack, with Sweden failing to score in three of their last five Nations League matches and have just one win in four away matches in the competition.