Comments and predictions for Finland vs Greece: Stopping the home team

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Greece will have to make changes in midfield for their final game, with Christos Zafeiris suspended for a yellow card. Dimitrios Kourbelis, who is serving a suspension, will replace Zafeiris and take on the central role in midfield. Despite the loss to England, Greece have no fitness issues, and coach Jovanovic may consider a few changes. Fotis Ioannidis, who has scored three goals this campaign, will compete with Vangelis Pavlidis up front, while Kostas Tsimikas and Dimitris Giannoulis will compete for the left-back spot.

Finland have no disciplinary issues but Kanerva had to replace centre-back Matti Peltola after picking up an injury against Ireland. The team has been relegated and doesn't need to take any risks, so Daniel O'Shaughnessy can replace Peltola. Teemu Pukki, who has 13 games left to overtake Jari Litmanen in appearances, will be in contention for a starting spot, despite having played just 77 minutes of the Nations League campaign.

Latest expected lineup Finland vs Greece

Finland:

Hradecky; O'Shaughnessy, Ivanov, Hoskonen; Niskanen, Kairinen, Kamara, Uronen; Lod, Pukki, Hakans

Greece:

Vlachodimos; Rota, Mavropanos, Hatzidiakos, Giannoulis; Kourbelis, Siopis; Masouras, Bakasetas, Tzolis; Ioannidis

Latest football commentary on Finland vs Greece

Greece had a 100% record after four rounds of the Nations League, while England had won all four away games against the 2004 European champions before the match in Athens. However, Greece could not replicate their surprise win over England and lost 3-0, with goals from Ollie Watkins, an Odysseas Vlachodimos own goal and a Curtis Jones overhead kick. Despite their chances, Greece were made to regret some excellent saves from Jordan Pickford.

The defeat ended Greece's hopes of automatic promotion. They are currently second in the table and need a better result than England in their final game to keep their chances of finishing top. However, if England beat the Republic of Ireland, all their efforts will be for naught. However, they can take solace in the fact that they have won their last three away games, scoring at least two goals in each.

Finland, after losing to the Republic of Ireland, will end their League B career. Finland have lost five games in a row and have not won in their last seven, since a 1-0 win over Estonia in March. They will also celebrate a year without a clean sheet when they face Greece on Sunday, after losing 0-3 to Greece in September, marking three defeats in their last four encounters.

Finland vs Greece score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Finland vs Greeceas follows:

• Sportsmole:Finland 1-3 Greece

• WhoScore:Finland 0-2 Greece
• Our newspaper predicts:Finland 0-2 Greece

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