Poland vs Moldova prediction 15.10.2023

• Date: 15/10/2023
• Competition: UEFA European Championship Qualifiers
• KO: 19:45 UTC +1 / 20:45 CEST
• Venue: Stadion Narodowy (Warszawa)

After securing a victory in the Faroes earlier this week, Poland is now gearing up for another crucial Euro 2024 qualifier against Moldova at the Stadion Narodowy.

Poland vs Moldova Betting Tips: BTTS / Moldova +2

Poland secures a spot in the top two once again with a comfortable 2-0 victory against the Faroe Islands, following Albania’s unexpected triumph over Czechia.

After experiencing two away losses against Albania and the Czechs earlier this year, Poland will be eager to secure consecutive victories this weekend. They are currently three points behind Albania, but have now surpassed the Czechs by a point, despite playing an additional game.

Poland will have a significant advantage when playing against Moldova on their own turf. Moldova is still in the running in Group E, currently tied with Czechia at eight points but having played one fewer game than Poland. If Moldova manages to secure a victory, it would create an exciting scenario in this group, with three nations still in the running to qualify for next summer’s finals alongside the expected section winners, Albania.

It is a demanding task for Moldova to secure points on Sunday, considering their recent victory in the Faroes was their first away win in European Championship qualifying since 2010.

In a previous encounter during this campaign, Moldova achieved a remarkable 3-2 victory, with the Poles astonishingly squandering a two-goal lead in Tbilisi.

Considering the absence of renowned striker Robert Lewandowski from Poland’s lineup, I anticipate a challenging evening for the heavily favored team. Although the hosts are likely to secure a victory, Moldova has the potential to prevent a significant defeat. Hence, my bet lies with Moldova on the handicap market.

Furthermore, BTTS has proven to be successful as the visitors have managed to score on the road against formidable opponents such as France, Austria, Israel, and Sweden in recent years.