Poland vs Slovakia Free Betting Tips – Euro2020
Poland and Slovakia face at Saint Petersburg Stadium, in a match for this stage of the European Championship (Group Stage). There is no record of direct clashes between these two teams in the last 3 years. The last clash was played on 15‑11‑2013 and ended with the final score: Poland (0‑2) Slovakia.
The team had direct access to this group stage, so they will play their first game in this competition. In their last match, for the Friendly Games, they tied against Iceland by (2‑2). In the last 10 matches Poland has a record of 3 wins, 4 draws and 3 losses. Their offense has scored consistently, as they have scored goals in 8 of the last 10 matches. In 15 matches, they have conceded the first goal 6 times and have only turned the score around.
Poland starts for this game with a draw, by two balls, against Iceland, in a preparatory game for the next official matches: the team’s goals were stamped by Piotr Zielinski and Karol Swiderski. It should be noted that the Poles reached the quarter-finals of EURO 2016. In this match against Slovakia, Mister Paulo Sousa usually has a very offensive tactical system, aligned in 3-5-2, with Robert Lewandowski and Karol Swiderski being the men most offensive team: the first player is very powerful and strong at the time of submission. All players are available for this game.
The team had direct access to this group stage, so they will play their first game in this competition. The team comes to this match after a tie against Austria by (0‑0). In the last 10 matches for all competitions, Slovakia has won 3, tied 4 and lost 3. Defensive consistency hasn’t been their best feature, as they have conceded goals in 7 of the last 10 matches. In 15 matches, they have conceded the first goal 5 times and have never been able to turn the score around.
Slovakia comes for this game with an equal, to zero, against Austria, game of preparation for the next official games. Note that the Slovaks reached the round of 16 at EURO 2016: 3-0 defeat against Germany. In this first game, coach Stefan Tarkovic should play in 4-3-3 with Robert Bozenik, Robert Mak and Ondrej Duda being the team’s most offensive references. All players are available for this game.
Poland – Win Odds: 1.85
Both teams to score / YES – Odds: 1.70
Over 2.5 Goals – Odds: 1.70
