Kosovo vs Sweden Prediction & Betting Tips (8 September)

Never qualified for the slightest international competition in its history, Kosovo has not deserved during the qualifiers for Euro 2024. With a balance sheet of 2 victories, 5 draws and 3 defeats, the selection based in the Balkans had still had to be satisfied with 5th place in its group. In 2024, the teammates of Vedat Muriqi rather appeared in their nations C. 2nd League pool in the ranking behind Romania, they then won an accession barrier disputed last March against Iceland 5-2 at the end of the round-trip matches and thus compost their ticket for League B. Friday, Kosovo began its qualification campaign for the World Cup 2026 With a perilous trip to Switzerland to come. However for its advantage for a few years, Sweden has missed the 2022 World Cup and Euro 2024.

The Scandinavian selection hopes to find the light by qualifying for the 2026 World Cup. The partners of Alexander Isak found confidence in 2024. Indeed, they dominated their League of Nations C within which was Slovakia, Estonia and Azerbaijan, thus validating their rise in Ligue B. During the rallies of March and June, Sweden played 4 friendly games for a balance sheet 3 victories from the North, Hungary and Algeria and 1 Luxembourg defeat. Friday, Sweden moved to Slovenia for its entry into these qualifications for the 2026 World Cup to come. 

Kosovo must compose with the defender of defender Hadergjonaj (Alaryaspor, 38 Sél). To this are added the non -convocations of the defenders Hajrizi (Sion, 4 Sél) and Beka (Lucerne, 1 Sél), from the Rrudhani (Sion, 19 Sél), of striker Rashica (Besiktas, 12 goals in 61 Sél) and especially the Zhegrova winger (Juventus, 5 goals in 42 sel). A great craftsman of the victory acquired against Iceland in March, the striker Muriqi (Mallorca, 31 goals in 60 Sél) constitutes the major offensive asset of Kosovo. Behind, the residents of Serie in Rrahmani (Napoli, 64 Sél) and Vojvoda (Como, 65 Sél) act as executives. For Sweden, we can note the absences of defenders Lindelöf (Aston Villa, 71 Sél) and Holm (Bologna, 14 Sél), young circles Zeneli (Elsforg, 3 Sél) and Bolin (Malmö, 2 Sél) as well as the Nilsson striker (club Bruges, 3 goals in 8 Sél), who were all in the group in June.

The playmaker Forsberg (New York Red Bulls, 21 goals in 90 Sél) is no longer summoned while the winger Kulusevski (Tottenham, 5 goals in 45 sel) is injured. The presence of Alexander Isak (Liverpool, 16 goals in 52 Sél) and Viktor Gyokeres (Arsenal, 15 goals in 26 sel) symbolize the offensive strike force of Sweden. The Elaga winger (Newcastle, 4 goals in 22 Sél) is also present just like the defender Hien (Atalanta, 21 Sél) or the promising Bergvall environment (19, Tottenham, 4 Sél).