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Montenegro - Luxembourg Prediction, Picks and Taips  


 
 
Can the Montenegrin national team soon prove itself in Division B of the UEFA Nations League? Well possible if you look at the current table for group C1. There, the Falcons are currently in first place and after three game days they have the maximum point yield. So it's no wonder that before the match on Tuesday between Montenegro and Luxembourg, the odds are clearly in favor of the host.

 The reason for this may be the leap in performance of the guests from the Grand Duchy. The red lions are now in the top 100 of the world rankings and were able to win two international matches in this calendar year alone.

Since the team of long-time national coach Luc Holtz usually brings their strength to the green turf better at home, we are skeptical whether a forecast on the underdog between Montenegro and Luxembourg can pay off. Instead, we believe in the next success of the better quality home side, who were able to bring Azerbaijan to their knees 2-0 at home on Saturday.
 


 
 


It seems like the Montenegrin national team has slowly come to terms with the missed participation in EURO 2021. Admittedly, the Falcons didn't just fail, because in the “normal” European Championship qualification as well as in the Nations League, a few points were ultimately missing to be able to dream of a major pan-European tournament in the coming year.

Coach Hadzibegic's men will be all the more relieved that at least the start of the new Nations League season was very successful. The 63rd in the world rankings was able to make all three previous competitive games in the 2020 calendar year victorious. In Cyprus, in Luxembourg and at home against Azerbaijan on the weekend, the Montenegrins not only won, but also never conceded a goal.
 
With this in mind, it is definitely a good option to bet on a home win between Montenegro and Luxembourg. Another argument is the proven home strength of the Eastern Europeans, who only had to suffer two bankruptcies at home in 2019 & 2020, against England and the Czech Republic.

In addition, the qualitative advantages are clearly on the part of the host. In particular, AS Monaco captain Stevan Jovetic could make the difference offensively. But the young Haksabanovic and Boljevic, who come over the wing, are also in their clubs in Sweden and Belgium and are therefore in good shape.





 
 
 
 

 
The Luxembourg national team is on the way up. In order to make this statement, one only needs to bear in mind that the troops from the Grand Duchy are now leaving nations such as Cyprus, Estonia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, which were rated higher a few years ago, in the FIFA world rankings.

In terms of Nations League, coach Luc Holtz's team benefited from the increase in the divisions, so that they were promoted to second behind Belarus from division D in C. There, the Luxembourgers can also be very satisfied with their yield so far.
 
Two of the three games were won. Only at home against Montenegro did they lose 1-0 in the first leg a month ago. At the weekend, however, the red lions got back on the road to success. At home against Cyprus there was a 2-0 win, which made up for the rather embarrassing 1-2 home defeat against Liechtenstein during the week.

Despite the good performance at the top, the Luxembourgers are still a little too inconsistent for us overall. Especially abroad, the players, some of whom do not even earn their money as professional footballers, do not reach their own performance limits. If they fail to do this, it will be difficult to take anything countable with them in Podgorica. In terms of personnel, Coach Holtz has no need to make any changes. Only behind the use of central defender Selimovic is still a question mark.
 
 

 


Our recommendation tip for Montenegro - Luxembourg :  Montenegro  to win @ 1.85