Poland vs Andorra Prediction & Betting Tips - World Cup

Prediction published on 26/03/2021, 12:07  by Daniel Ngulu | Modified on 26/03/2021 at 12:12 in World Cup Prediction

Robert Lewandowski’s goal saved Poland from the jaws of defeat away in Hungary on Match Day 1 of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers. The two nations played to a 3-3 draw and now Poland will be turning their focus on the home game against Andorra. In the draw with Hungary, Poland had to come from behind twice. For the Poles, one point will feel like a misstep in a group that has England, who already have a win, but here they have a chance to make up. Poland are winless in their last three matches, losing two in the process and have conceded two or more in their last three matches. In their last home match, Poland lost 2-1 to Netherlands but that remains their only home loss in 10 matches, while they’ve won seven and have seven clean sheets. In seven of their last 10 home matches, Poland have scored two or more goals and they go to this game with five straight wins in World Cup qualification matches at home. They are unbeaten in seven home matches in World Cup qualifiers, winning six of them.

Andorra on the other hand head to this game firmly the underdogs, ranked at position 151 and are coming from a 1-0 home loss to Albania in the other game in this group. The defeat was their fifth on the bounce and they’ve failed to win any of their last 12, losing nine in the process. The visitors just lack the balance both in attack and defence and their ranking going to this game is no surprise. They have two clean sheets only in the last 12 matches while they’ve failed to score in nine of the 12 matches. In World Cup qualifiers, Andorra have just one win in the last 40 matches, that came against Hungary, a 1-0 victory in 2017. They’ve lost 13 of the last 15 qualification matches and in the last five they’ve conceded 11 goals and failed to score a goal. It’s not any better in away matches in the qualifiers; the nation has 19 straight losses. They have just one draw in the last 26 away matches in the qualifiers. The rest are losses.