France vs Ireland Prediction & Betting Tips (7 September)

The Slovenians have 7 points, after two wins, a draw and a defeat, having overcome Kazakhstan and San Marino, losing at the feet of Finland away from home, dividing points against the powerful Denmark in the most recent 1-1 clash. On the other side, there will be a Northern Ireland team that won only 3 points and scored only 2 goals, and will have to go through a lot of problems again.

Supremacy of the visited!

Within the Slovenian group, four players present during the last truce have not been called up for this one. In this case the substitute goalkeepers Ivacic (Portland Timbers) and Vekic (Velje, Denmark) then the midfielders, Crnigoj (3 goals in 26 caps) and Horvat (4 caps, Sturm Graz). In addition, the framework Zajc (Fenerbahce, 8 achievements in 38 caps) had to forfeit due to injury. The current workforce will be almost complete with in particular the doorman and manager of the group, Jan Oblak (Atlético Madrid, 56 selections), the striker of Panathinaikos, Sporar (8 goals in 44 sel) without forgetting his comrades in club, Benjamin Verbic (5 goals in 51 appearances) and Adam Cerin (21 caps). There is also the presence of RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko (6 pawns in 21 caps), and defenders playing in Italy, Stojanovic (Sampdoria, 45 caps) and Bijol (Udinese, 39 caps).

In the Northern Irish selection, no less than eight players stayed at home after being called up in June. Defenders Jamal Lewis (30 caps), Conor Bradley (13 appearances) and Donnelly (not the slightest selection to his credit) are in the lot, like midfielders Paddy Lane (Portsmouth), Goss (not a selection ) and Galbraith (2 caps, Leyton) and the two unimportant attackers, Marshall (1 sel) and Bonis (Larne, 0 cap). First invited to this gathering, Dale Taylor (3 appearances) and Lavery (Blackpool, 3 goals in 19 caps) are finally OUT (injured). For the rest, the majority of the players who make up the group evolve in the countries of the United Kingdom with headlining, the top scorer Magennis (10 goals in 71 caps, Wigan), without forgetting Conor Washington (6 goals in 37 sel) and the captains such as Saville (Millwall, 46 caps), Whyte (5 goals in 30 caps), Jonny Evans (Man U, 102 caps), Cathcart (72 caps), then Paddy McNair (6 goals in 62 caps) .