Luxembourg Belarus betting prediction

After 1 draw and 5 losses, the home team is currently in the 6^th position, with 1 point won. In the last match, they have lost (5‑0) in an away match against Netherlands, after in the previous round they have lost (1‑3) at home against France. This is a team that is often stronger at home, with the help of its supporters, so they usually make good use of the home advantage, since in the last 30 matches they register 3 draws and 12 losses in away matches; against 3 wins, 1 draw and 11 losses at their stadium. In the last 10 home matches Luxembourg has won 2 and lost 8.

They haven’t won any of the last 6 matches for this competition. They haven't been very strong defensively, since they have suffered goals in all of the last 6 matches for this competition. The team has had problems scoring first, since they have only opened up the score once in the last 15 matches. They have conceded the first goal in 14 of their 15 matches, and have only turned the score around in 1. In the last 12 home matches for all competitions there is 1 period that stands out: they have scored 4 of their 9 goals between minutes (61'‑75').

Luxembourg is only 136th in the FIFA rankings, has a selection of very low quality and has no chance of reaching the 2018 World Cup, remaining to finish these qualifiers in a dignified manner. The team is characterized by an inefficient attack that has scored only 6 goals in 6 games and is the second worst of group A, while the defense has major flaws, suffered 17 goals and is the most leaked, showing the major problems both in the offensive system and the defensive. Playing at home, as the match it will make this Thursday, Luxembourg did 3 games in the qualifiers and was defeated in all, having averages of 0.67 goals scored and 2.33 goals conceded, evidencing the great difficulty of acting even in front of their fans and, also, that neither the defense nor the attack usually work in this type of situation. On the whole of the qualifiers, counting all 6 games played, the team tends to be more efficient offensively in the second half, since 4 of its 6 goals happened in the second stage, being 2 between 60 and 75 minutes and another 2 between 75 and 90 minutes.

Confirmed Lineup: Jonathan Joubert, Laurent Jans, Mathias Janisch, Marvin Martins, Aldin Skenderović, Chris Philipps, Olivier Thill, Dwayn Holter, Gerson Rodrigues, Aurélien Joachim, Daniel da Mota.
Coach: L. Holtz.