Hungary vs Poland Prediction & Betting Tips - World Cup

Prediction published on 23/03/2021, 00:18  by Nella Wagah | Modified on 23/03/2021 at 00:20 in World Cup Prediction

A good start and a fine finish is what worked out for Hungary in their race to qualification for Euro 2020. They will be hoping to employ the same in their 2022 World Cup qualification race as they start off at home against a higher ranked Poland. They did spring a few surprises in that journey, hitting higher ranked Croatia and Wales on their way before seeing off Iceland in the playoffs. Hungary will be hoping to pull the same card on their visitors, Poland. The two nations are separated by 21 places, Hungary being 40th but carrying to this game an unbeaten run of six matches, which has four wins, they will be confident. Hungary have three clean sheets in their last five matches and lost just three of their last 10. In the 10 matches they have failed to score in just two, and at home they are unbeaten in their last three matches, scoring twice in three of the last four matches at home. Hungary have eight wins in their last 12 home matches.

Poland are ranked 19th and will go to this game hoping to improve on a poor finish in their 2020 activities. Just like Hungary, Poland will be at the Euro 2020 finals but they head here with two straight losses, and having conceded twice in each of the losses – to Netherlands and Italy. Despite all the talent in the team, they could only finish third in their Nations League group, with seven points, and defensively, they’ve not been as tight as they should, keeping just three clean sheets in the last 10 matches. Poland have lost three of the 10 matches and it is away from home that they’ve excelled lately, with nine wins in 15 away matches. While they have just one clean sheet in the last five away matches, Poland have scored two or more goals in three of five away matches. They have eight wins in their last 10 World Cup qualification matches and head here with three straight wins in the qualifiers. The Poles scored 13 goals in the last three World Cup qualification matches and in nine of the last 10, they scored two or more goals. This is the form they will be hoping to carry to the game against Hungary.