Italy make their debut in the World Cup qualifiers against Norway this evening with Diego Coppola expected to make his international debut against Erling Haaland and Mateo Retegui in attack.

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Norway are already top of Group I with six points after two games, while Italy are yet to play a qualifier due to reaching the quarterfinals of the UEFA Nations League back in March when they bowed out to Germany, 5-4 over two legs. After failing to get out of the group stage in back-to-back World Cups (2010 and 2014, after champions in 2006), the Azzurri have regressed even further by failing to even reach the final tournament in 2018 and 2022. They did, of course, use those qualifying failures to bookend the European Championship trophy at EURO 2020, but Luciano Spalletti’s mandate is clear: return Italy to the world’s biggest stage.

2026 is an equally unmissable target for Norway as it is Italy, with Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard trying to lead their country to its first World Cup appearance since 1998 and just their fourth all time. Norway won promotion to the top tier of the Nations League back in November, so the Røde, Hvite, Blå (Red, White and Blue) are clearly gaining ground on the rest of the continent and should be expected, at minimum, to finish top-two in the group and reach the playoff round. A massive, almost must-win for Italy in game no. 1, and an incredible opportunity for Norway to continue their dominant start (+7 goal difference) and take charge with a win.

Italy CT Luciano Spalletti has been forced to make several changes to the original squad, seeing Alessandro Buongiorno, Matteo Gabbia, Manuel Locatelli and Moise Kean pulling out of the squad due to injuries, while Francesco Acerbi refused to play for the national team, not feeling part of Spalletti’s project.

Hellas Verona defender Coppola, 21, is expected to make his debut in a three-man defence, joining Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Alessandro Bastoni.

Italy make their debut in the World Cup qualifiers against Norway this evening with Diego Coppola expected to make his international debut against Erling Haaland and Mateo Retegui in attack.

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Norway are already top of Group I with six points after two games, while Italy are yet to play a qualifier due to reaching the quarterfinals of the UEFA Nations League back in March when they bowed out to Germany, 5-4 over two legs. After failing to get out of the group stage in back-to-back World Cups (2010 and 2014, after champions in 2006), the Azzurri have regressed even further by failing to even reach the final tournament in 2018 and 2022. They did, of course, use those qualifying failures to bookend the European Championship trophy at EURO 2020, but Luciano Spalletti’s mandate is clear: return Italy to the world’s biggest stage.

2026 is an equally unmissable target for Norway as it is Italy, with Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard trying to lead their country to its first World Cup appearance since 1998 and just their fourth all time. Norway won promotion to the top tier of the Nations League back in November, so the Røde, Hvite, Blå (Red, White and Blue) are clearly gaining ground on the rest of the continent and should be expected, at minimum, to finish top-two in the group and reach the playoff round. A massive, almost must-win for Italy in game no. 1, and an incredible opportunity for Norway to continue their dominant start (+7 goal difference) and take charge with a win.

Italy CT Luciano Spalletti has been forced to make several changes to the original squad, seeing Alessandro Buongiorno, Matteo Gabbia, Manuel Locatelli and Moise Kean pulling out of the squad due to injuries, while Francesco Acerbi refused to play for the national team, not feeling part of Spalletti’s project.

Hellas Verona defender Coppola, 21, is expected to make his debut in a three-man defence, joining Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Alessandro Bastoni.asdsadasd

Italy make their debut in the World Cup qualifiers against Norway this evening with Diego Coppola expected to make his international debut against Erling Haaland and Mateo Retegui in attack.

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Norway are already top of Group I with six points after two games, while Italy are yet to play a qualifier due to reaching the quarterfinals of the UEFA Nations League back in March when they bowed out to Germany, 5-4 over two legs. After failing to get out of the group stage in back-to-back World Cups (2010 and 2014, after champions in 2006), the Azzurri have regressed even further by failing to even reach the final tournament in 2018 and 2022. They did, of course, use those qualifying failures to bookend the European Championship trophy at EURO 2020, but Luciano Spalletti’s mandate is clear: return Italy to the world’s biggest stage.

2026 is an equally unmissable target for Norway as it is Italy, with Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard trying to lead their country to its first World Cup appearance since 1998 and just their fourth all time. Norway won promotion to the top tier of the Nations League back in November, so the Røde, Hvite, Blå (Red, White and Blue) are clearly gaining ground on the rest of the continent and should be expected, at minimum, to finish top-two in the group and reach the playoff round. A massive, almost must-win for Italy in game no. 1, and an incredible opportunity for Norway to continue their dominant start (+7 goal difference) and take charge with a win.

Italy CT Luciano Spalletti has been forced to make several changes to the original squad, seeing Alessandro Buongiorno, Matteo Gabbia, Manuel Locatelli and Moise Kean pulling out of the squad due to injuries, while Francesco Acerbi refused to play for the national team, not feeling part of Spalletti’s project.

Hellas Verona defender Coppola, 21, is expected to make his debut in a three-man defence, joining Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Alessandro Bastoni.

Belgium will kick off their World Cup 2026 qualifying bid when they travel to Skopje for Friday's meeting with North Macedonia. The hosts are already two games into their qualifying campaign, having beaten Liechtenstein and drawn with Wales over the first couple of matchdays.

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The hosts have never qualified for a World Cup before, but hopes are high after a promising 2024. Riding the wave of their Nations League success, where they topped League C with 16 points from six games, North Macedonia will be eager to build on that momentum. Their only previous taste of major tournament football came at Euro 2020, and this new qualifying cycle presents a golden opportunity to raise the bar.

On the other side, Belgium are looking to hit the reset button under new manager Rudi Garcia, who stepped in following Domenico Tedesco’s exit. The Red Devils stumbled at Euro 2024, bowing out in the Round of 16, and things only got worse in the Nations League, where four defeats in six games saw them land in the relegation playoff zone in Group A2.

North Macedonia are dreaming of reaching their first-ever World Cup finals, with their only previous major tournament appearance taking place at Euro 2020.

They carried significant momentum into their 2026 qualifying campaign after they collected 16 points from six matches in the UEFA Nations League to win promotion from League C in the final few months of 2024.

North Macedonia picked up from where they left off to kick off World Cup qualifying bid with a commanding 3-0 home win over Liechtenstein in March.

However, they were denied another victory in their meeting with Wales, as Bojan Miovski saw his 91st-minute effort cancelled out by David Brooks' 96th-minute equaliser in a dramatic 1-1 draw, leaving North Macedonia level on four points with the Dragons in Group J.

While they missed out on a precious victory, the result did at least extend their unbeaten run to eight matches, meaning that they have gone a year since losing to the Czech Republic in a friendly in June 2024.

In fact, they have not lost a competitive match since they fell to a 5-2 defeat to Italy in Euro 2024 qualifying in November 2023, but they will be aware that their impressive unbeaten run could be put under threat by a Belgium team that are in eighth place in the FIFA world rankings - 59 places higher than North Macedonia.

Belgium will kick off their World Cup 2026 qualifying bid when they travel to Skopje for Friday's meeting with North Macedonia. The hosts are already two games into their qualifying campaign, having beaten Liechtenstein and drawn with Wales over the first couple of matchdays.

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The hosts have never qualified for a World Cup before, but hopes are high after a promising 2024. Riding the wave of their Nations League success, where they topped League C with 16 points from six games, North Macedonia will be eager to build on that momentum. Their only previous taste of major tournament football came at Euro 2020, and this new qualifying cycle presents a golden opportunity to raise the bar.

On the other side, Belgium are looking to hit the reset button under new manager Rudi Garcia, who stepped in following Domenico Tedesco’s exit. The Red Devils stumbled at Euro 2024, bowing out in the Round of 16, and things only got worse in the Nations League, where four defeats in six games saw them land in the relegation playoff zone in Group A2.

North Macedonia are dreaming of reaching their first-ever World Cup finals, with their only previous major tournament appearance taking place at Euro 2020.

They carried significant momentum into their 2026 qualifying campaign after they collected 16 points from six matches in the UEFA Nations League to win promotion from League C in the final few months of 2024.

North Macedonia picked up from where they left off to kick off World Cup qualifying bid with a commanding 3-0 home win over Liechtenstein in March.

However, they were denied another victory in their meeting with Wales, as Bojan Miovski saw his 91st-minute effort cancelled out by David Brooks' 96th-minute equaliser in a dramatic 1-1 draw, leaving North Macedonia level on four points with the Dragons in Group J.

While they missed out on a precious victory, the result did at least extend their unbeaten run to eight matches, meaning that they have gone a year since losing to the Czech Republic in a friendly in June 2024.

In fact, they have not lost a competitive match since they fell to a 5-2 defeat to Italy in Euro 2024 qualifying in November 2023, but they will be aware that their impressive unbeaten run could be put under threat by a Belgium team that are in eighth place in the FIFA world rankings - 59 places higher than North Macedonia.

Belgium will kick off their World Cup 2026 qualifying bid when they travel to Skopje for Friday's meeting with North Macedonia. The hosts are already two games into their qualifying campaign, having beaten Liechtenstein and drawn with Wales over the first couple of matchdays.

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The hosts have never qualified for a World Cup before, but hopes are high after a promising 2024. Riding the wave of their Nations League success, where they topped League C with 16 points from six games, North Macedonia will be eager to build on that momentum. Their only previous taste of major tournament football came at Euro 2020, and this new qualifying cycle presents a golden opportunity to raise the bar.

On the other side, Belgium are looking to hit the reset button under new manager Rudi Garcia, who stepped in following Domenico Tedesco’s exit. The Red Devils stumbled at Euro 2024, bowing out in the Round of 16, and things only got worse in the Nations League, where four defeats in six games saw them land in the relegation playoff zone in Group A2.

North Macedonia are dreaming of reaching their first-ever World Cup finals, with their only previous major tournament appearance taking place at Euro 2020.

They carried significant momentum into their 2026 qualifying campaign after they collected 16 points from six matches in the UEFA Nations League to win promotion from League C in the final few months of 2024.

North Macedonia picked up from where they left off to kick off World Cup qualifying bid with a commanding 3-0 home win over Liechtenstein in March.

However, they were denied another victory in their meeting with Wales, as Bojan Miovski saw his 91st-minute effort cancelled out by David Brooks' 96th-minute equaliser in a dramatic 1-1 draw, leaving North Macedonia level on four points with the Dragons in Group J.

While they missed out on a precious victory, the result did at least extend their unbeaten run to eight matches, meaning that they have gone a year since losing to the Czech Republic in a friendly in June 2024.

In fact, they have not lost a competitive match since they fell to a 5-2 defeat to Italy in Euro 2024 qualifying in November 2023, but they will be aware that their impressive unbeaten run could be put under threat by a Belgium team that are in eighth place in the FIFA world rankings - 59 places higher than North Macedonia.

Belgium will kick off their World Cup 2026 qualifying bid when they travel to Skopje for Friday's meeting with North Macedonia. The hosts are already two games into their qualifying campaign, having beaten Liechtenstein and drawn with Wales over the first couple of matchdays.

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The hosts have never qualified for a World Cup before, but hopes are high after a promising 2024. Riding the wave of their Nations League success, where they topped League C with 16 points from six games, North Macedonia will be eager to build on that momentum. Their only previous taste of major tournament football came at Euro 2020, and this new qualifying cycle presents a golden opportunity to raise the bar.

On the other side, Belgium are looking to hit the reset button under new manager Rudi Garcia, who stepped in following Domenico Tedesco’s exit. The Red Devils stumbled at Euro 2024, bowing out in the Round of 16, and things only got worse in the Nations League, where four defeats in six games saw them land in the relegation playoff zone in Group A2.

North Macedonia are dreaming of reaching their first-ever World Cup finals, with their only previous major tournament appearance taking place at Euro 2020.

They carried significant momentum into their 2026 qualifying campaign after they collected 16 points from six matches in the UEFA Nations League to win promotion from League C in the final few months of 2024.

North Macedonia picked up from where they left off to kick off World Cup qualifying bid with a commanding 3-0 home win over Liechtenstein in March.

However, they were denied another victory in their meeting with Wales, as Bojan Miovski saw his 91st-minute effort cancelled out by David Brooks' 96th-minute equaliser in a dramatic 1-1 draw, leaving North Macedonia level on four points with the Dragons in Group J.

While they missed out on a precious victory, the result did at least extend their unbeaten run to eight matches, meaning that they have gone a year since losing to the Czech Republic in a friendly in June 2024.

In fact, they have not lost a competitive match since they fell to a 5-2 defeat to Italy in Euro 2024 qualifying in November 2023, but they will be aware that their impressive unbeaten run could be put under threat by a Belgium team that are in eighth place in the FIFA world rankings - 59 places higher than North Macedonia.

Belgium will kick off their World Cup 2026 qualifying bid when they travel to Skopje for Friday's meeting with North Macedonia. The hosts are already two games into their qualifying campaign, having beaten Liechtenstein and drawn with Wales over the first couple of matchdays.

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The hosts have never qualified for a World Cup before, but hopes are high after a promising 2024. Riding the wave of their Nations League success, where they topped League C with 16 points from six games, North Macedonia will be eager to build on that momentum. Their only previous taste of major tournament football came at Euro 2020, and this new qualifying cycle presents a golden opportunity to raise the bar.

On the other side, Belgium are looking to hit the reset button under new manager Rudi Garcia, who stepped in following Domenico Tedesco’s exit. The Red Devils stumbled at Euro 2024, bowing out in the Round of 16, and things only got worse in the Nations League, where four defeats in six games saw them land in the relegation playoff zone in Group A2.

North Macedonia are dreaming of reaching their first-ever World Cup finals, with their only previous major tournament appearance taking place at Euro 2020.

They carried significant momentum into their 2026 qualifying campaign after they collected 16 points from six matches in the UEFA Nations League to win promotion from League C in the final few months of 2024.

North Macedonia picked up from where they left off to kick off World Cup qualifying bid with a commanding 3-0 home win over Liechtenstein in March.

However, they were denied another victory in their meeting with Wales, as Bojan Miovski saw his 91st-minute effort cancelled out by David Brooks' 96th-minute equaliser in a dramatic 1-1 draw, leaving North Macedonia level on four points with the Dragons in Group J.

While they missed out on a precious victory, the result did at least extend their unbeaten run to eight matches, meaning that they have gone a year since losing to the Czech Republic in a friendly in June 2024.

In fact, they have not lost a competitive match since they fell to a 5-2 defeat to Italy in Euro 2024 qualifying in November 2023, but they will be aware that their impressive unbeaten run could be put under threat by a Belgium team that are in eighth place in the FIFA world rankings - 59 places higher than North Macedonia.

Croatia get their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign underway when they take on Gibraltar on Friday evening. Whilst Gibraltar have started their campaign with back-to-back defeats, Croatia will be confident of qualifying for next summer's World Cup finals after being drawn in a favourable group.

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How to watch Gibraltar v Croatia live streaming​

Gibraltar v Croatia will be available to watch live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel.

Gibraltar v Croatia kick-off time, date and venue​

Gibraltar v Croatia will be played at Estádio Algarve in Faro, Portugal and kick-off is at 19:45 BST on Friday 6th June.

Gibraltar v Croatia stats and head-to-head record (H2H)​

The only previous meeting between the two nations came in an international friendly back in June 2015.

Goals from Anas Sharbini, Mateo Kovacic, Mario Mandzukic and Andrej Kramaric secured a comfortable 4-0 win for Croatia.

Croatia get their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign underway when they take on Gibraltar on Friday evening. Whilst Gibraltar have started their campaign with back-to-back defeats, Croatia will be confident of qualifying for next summer's World Cup finals after being drawn in a favourable group.

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How to watch Gibraltar v Croatia live streaming​

Gibraltar v Croatia will be available to watch live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel.

Gibraltar v Croatia kick-off time, date and venue​

Gibraltar v Croatia will be played at Estádio Algarve in Faro, Portugal and kick-off is at 19:45 BST on Friday 6th June.

Gibraltar v Croatia stats and head-to-head record (H2H)​

The only previous meeting between the two nations came in an international friendly back in June 2015.

Goals from Anas Sharbini, Mateo Kovacic, Mario Mandzukic and Andrej Kramaric secured a comfortable 4-0 win for Croatia.

Croatia get their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign underway when they take on Gibraltar on Friday evening. Whilst Gibraltar have started their campaign with back-to-back defeats, Croatia will be confident of qualifying for next summer's World Cup finals after being drawn in a favourable group.

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How to watch Gibraltar v Croatia live streaming​

Gibraltar v Croatia will be available to watch live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel.

Gibraltar v Croatia kick-off time, date and venue​

Gibraltar v Croatia will be played at Estádio Algarve in Faro, Portugal and kick-off is at 19:45 BST on Friday 6th June.

Gibraltar v Croatia stats and head-to-head record (H2H)​

The only previous meeting between the two nations came in an international friendly back in June 2015.

Goals from Anas Sharbini, Mateo Kovacic, Mario Mandzukic and Andrej Kramaric secured a comfortable 4-0 win for Croatia.

Croatia get their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign underway when they take on Gibraltar on Friday evening. Whilst Gibraltar have started their campaign with back-to-back defeats, Croatia will be confident of qualifying for next summer's World Cup finals after being drawn in a favourable group.

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How to watch Gibraltar v Croatia live streaming​

Gibraltar v Croatia will be available to watch live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel.

Gibraltar v Croatia kick-off time, date and venue​

Gibraltar v Croatia will be played at Estádio Algarve in Faro, Portugal and kick-off is at 19:45 BST on Friday 6th June.

Gibraltar v Croatia stats and head-to-head record (H2H)​

The only previous meeting between the two nations came in an international friendly back in June 2015.

Goals from Anas Sharbini, Mateo Kovacic, Mario Mandzukic and Andrej Kramaric secured a comfortable 4-0 win for Croatia.

Estonia and Israel square off in Tallinn on Friday looking to build on the positive start they have made to their qualifying campaign for the 2026 World Cup. Both nations have accumulated three points from their opening two matches in Group I, albeit still knowing that they can ill-afford dropped points in this encounter if they wish to make a sustained attempt to qualify.

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Having avoided relegation from their UEFA Nations League group and remaining in League C, Estonia entered World Cup qualifying with a certain level of optimism.

Collecting four points from a double-header with Azerbaijan proved to be the difference, and they would lead Israel during the early stages of the reverse fixture back in March.

However, Israel bounced back to record a 2-1 victory in Debrecen to take the initiative in Group I when favourites Italy were focused on Nations League matters.

To Estonia's credit, though, they got back to winning ways in a five-goal thriller in Moldova, taking a 2-0 lead by the half-hour mark before eventually closing out a 3-2 victory.

As a result, Jurgen Henn's side go into home games with Israel and Norway with the opportunity to build on that success, even though they will ultimately be viewed as underdogs as they bid to stay in second spot.

Estonia host Israel in the race for World Cup qualification, with both sides having three points from their two games so far.

Israel are favourites for this one, priced at 1.44 whilst Estonia can be backed at 7.0.

The bookies have under 2.5 goals as slight favourite at 1.75, whilst over 2.5 is 1.95, which is a little surprising given the meeting between the two sides in March went over 2.5 (a 2-1 win for Israel).

Estonia are currently 2nd in the group, one place and one goal above Israel in 3rd. The hosts won in Moldova last time out, whilst Israel lost at home to Norway.

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Estonia and Israel square off in Tallinn on Friday looking to build on the positive start they have made to their qualifying campaign for the 2026 World Cup. Both nations have accumulated three points from their opening two matches in Group I, albeit still knowing that they can ill-afford dropped points in this encounter if they wish to make a sustained attempt to qualify.

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Having avoided relegation from their UEFA Nations League group and remaining in League C, Estonia entered World Cup qualifying with a certain level of optimism.

Collecting four points from a double-header with Azerbaijan proved to be the difference, and they would lead Israel during the early stages of the reverse fixture back in March.

However, Israel bounced back to record a 2-1 victory in Debrecen to take the initiative in Group I when favourites Italy were focused on Nations League matters.

To Estonia's credit, though, they got back to winning ways in a five-goal thriller in Moldova, taking a 2-0 lead by the half-hour mark before eventually closing out a 3-2 victory.

As a result, Jurgen Henn's side go into home games with Israel and Norway with the opportunity to build on that success, even though they will ultimately be viewed as underdogs as they bid to stay in second spot.

Estonia host Israel in the race for World Cup qualification, with both sides having three points from their two games so far.

Israel are favourites for this one, priced at 1.44 whilst Estonia can be backed at 7.0.

The bookies have under 2.5 goals as slight favourite at 1.75, whilst over 2.5 is 1.95, which is a little surprising given the meeting between the two sides in March went over 2.5 (a 2-1 win for Israel).

Estonia are currently 2nd in the group, one place and one goal above Israel in 3rd. The hosts won in Moldova last time out, whilst Israel lost at home to Norway.

Estonia and Israel square off in Tallinn on Friday looking to build on the positive start they have made to their qualifying campaign for the 2026 World Cup. Both nations have accumulated three points from their opening two matches in Group I, albeit still knowing that they can ill-afford dropped points in this encounter if they wish to make a sustained attempt to qualify.

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Having avoided relegation from their UEFA Nations League group and remaining in League C, Estonia entered World Cup qualifying with a certain level of optimism.

Collecting four points from a double-header with Azerbaijan proved to be the difference, and they would lead Israel during the early stages of the reverse fixture back in March.

However, Israel bounced back to record a 2-1 victory in Debrecen to take the initiative in Group I when favourites Italy were focused on Nations League matters.

To Estonia's credit, though, they got back to winning ways in a five-goal thriller in Moldova, taking a 2-0 lead by the half-hour mark before eventually closing out a 3-2 victory.

As a result, Jurgen Henn's side go into home games with Israel and Norway with the opportunity to build on that success, even though they will ultimately be viewed as underdogs as they bid to stay in second spot.

Estonia host Israel in the race for World Cup qualification, with both sides having three points from their two games so far.

Israel are favourites for this one, priced at 1.44 whilst Estonia can be backed at 7.0.

The bookies have under 2.5 goals as slight favourite at 1.75, whilst over 2.5 is 1.95, which is a little surprising given the meeting between the two sides in March went over 2.5 (a 2-1 win for Israel).

Estonia are currently 2nd in the group, one place and one goal above Israel in 3rd. The hosts won in Moldova last time out, whilst Israel lost at home to Norway.

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Estonia and Israel square off in Tallinn on Friday looking to build on the positive start they have made to their qualifying campaign for the 2026 World Cup. Both nations have accumulated three points from their opening two matches in Group I, albeit still knowing that they can ill-afford dropped points in this encounter if they wish to make a sustained attempt to qualify.

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Having avoided relegation from their UEFA Nations League group and remaining in League C, Estonia entered World Cup qualifying with a certain level of optimism.

Collecting four points from a double-header with Azerbaijan proved to be the difference, and they would lead Israel during the early stages of the reverse fixture back in March.

However, Israel bounced back to record a 2-1 victory in Debrecen to take the initiative in Group I when favourites Italy were focused on Nations League matters.

To Estonia's credit, though, they got back to winning ways in a five-goal thriller in Moldova, taking a 2-0 lead by the half-hour mark before eventually closing out a 3-2 victory.

As a result, Jurgen Henn's side go into home games with Israel and Norway with the opportunity to build on that success, even though they will ultimately be viewed as underdogs as they bid to stay in second spot.

Estonia host Israel in the race for World Cup qualification, with both sides having three points from their two games so far.

Israel are favourites for this one, priced at 1.44 whilst Estonia can be backed at 7.0.

The bookies have under 2.5 goals as slight favourite at 1.75, whilst over 2.5 is 1.95, which is a little surprising given the meeting between the two sides in March went over 2.5 (a 2-1 win for Israel).

Estonia are currently 2nd in the group, one place and one goal above Israel in 3rd. The hosts won in Moldova last time out, whilst Israel lost at home to Norway.

Czech Republic entertain Montenegro in a key 2026 World Cup qualifier on Friday evening. Both sides have made a strong start in their bid to reach next year's World Cup after they each won their opening two qualifiers in March.


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How to watch Czechia v Montenegro live streaming​

Czechia v Montenegro will be available to watch live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel.

Czechia v Montenegro kick-off time, date and venue​

Czechia v Montenegro will be played at the Doosan Arena in Plzen, Czechia and kick-off is at 19:45 BST on Friday 6th June.

Czechia v Montenegro stats and head-to-head record (H2H)​

Czechia have won all five of the previous meetings between the two nations.

The last encounter came in an international friendly in June 2023, which Czechia won 4-1 away from home.

Czech Republic entertain Montenegro in a key 2026 World Cup qualifier on Friday evening. Both sides have made a strong start in their bid to reach next year's World Cup after they each won their opening two qualifiers in March.


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How to watch Czechia v Montenegro live streaming​

Czechia v Montenegro will be available to watch live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel.

Czechia v Montenegro kick-off time, date and venue​

Czechia v Montenegro will be played at the Doosan Arena in Plzen, Czechia and kick-off is at 19:45 BST on Friday 6th June.

Czechia v Montenegro stats and head-to-head record (H2H)​

Czechia have won all five of the previous meetings between the two nations.

The last encounter came in an international friendly in June 2023, which Czechia won 4-1 away from home.

Czech Republic entertain Montenegro in a key 2026 World Cup qualifier on Friday evening. Both sides have made a strong start in their bid to reach next year's World Cup after they each won their opening two qualifiers in March.


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How to watch Czechia v Montenegro live streaming​

Czechia v Montenegro will be available to watch live on the Viaplay International YouTube channel.

Czechia v Montenegro kick-off time, date and venue​

Czechia v Montenegro will be played at the Doosan Arena in Plzen, Czechia and kick-off is at 19:45 BST on Friday 6th June.

Czechia v Montenegro stats and head-to-head record (H2H)​

Czechia have won all five of the previous meetings between the two nations.

The last encounter came in an international friendly in June 2023, which Czechia won 4-1 away from home.