Greece have maintained a 100% record in their Nations League campaign so far while Kosovo sit three points adrift of them.
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Matchday four of the UEFA Nations League will see Greece come up against Kosovo at the Panthessaliko stadium in Greece. The matchup proves to be an exciting one as both the teams sit at the top of Group C2. This is their second meeting in less than a week’s time with the first one going in Greece’s favour as they beat Kosovo 1-0 in the reverse fixture which is the difference between the two sides in the group. Greece have maintained a 100% record in their Nations League campaign so far while their opponents sit three points adrift of them.
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Midweek victory against Cyprus saw Greece’s recent run include only two defeats in their last seven matches. Their encouraging beginning in the current Nations League has undoubtedly boosted their confidence as they look to earn a promotion to tier two, having missed out narrowly in the last campaign. Gus Poyet’s side began their campaign with two 1-0 victories against Northern Ireland and Kosovo respectively while they brushed aside Cyprus 3-0 on matchday three. Another victory against their nearest competitors will comfortably cement their place at the top of the group.
Kosovo have enjoyed a much more successful period recently after they endured a highly disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign. Their start of the Nations League included a 2-0 win over minnows Cyprus. Having suffered a 1-0 loss against Greece they bounced back in style defeating Northern Ireland 3-2 on Thursday. The Balkan nation have certainly showed their worth and will look to take revenge against Greece to make the scenario at the top of the group ever more interesting.
A major setback for Greece from their victory against Cyprus was the serious injury to Dimitris Limnios who ruptured his ACL badly and will be out not only for the fixture against Kosovo but also for the whole year. Rest of the Greece squad is expected to be available with no alterations. Kosovo, on the other hand will have quite a few new options available. While Lirim Kastrati, Ibrahim Dresevic, Betim Fazliji are all suspended, Kosovo will be boosted by the return of Arijanet Muric and Fidan Aliti. Also, Edvin Kurtulus, Elbasan Rashani and Florent Hadergjonaj remain unavailable due to various reasons.
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Greece possible line-up: Vlachodimos, Baldock, Mavropanos, Tzavellas, Tsimikas, Bouchalakis, Siopis, Bakasetas, Douvikas, Pavlidis, Giakoumakis
Kosovo possible line-up: Ujkani, Kryeziu, Rrahmani, Aliti, Rrudhani, Berisha, Kololli, Domgjoni, Rashica, Zhegrova, Muriqi
The UEFA Nations League match between Greece vs Kosovo will take place at the Panthessaliko Stadium on Monday at 12:15 am IST.
Select UEFA Nations League 2022-23 matches will be telecast live on the Sony TEN network in India. Besides, live streaming of these matches will be available on SonyLIV and JioTV apps and OTT platforms in India.
