Portugal vs Slovakia: Timeline, Head to Head, Lineups | Odds 13th Oct 2023 – Euro Qualification
Head to head, Prediction and Timeline for Portugal vs Slovakia. They will play at Estádio Do Dragão in Porto on 13th October.
Portugal and Slovakia will play in the 7th week of the 2024 Euro Qualification on Friday the 13th of October at 7:45 pm at Estádio Do Dragão.
Portugal vs Slovakia PREDICTION
| POR | X | SLO |
|---|---|---|
| 81.83% | 16.67% | 7.14% |
The prediction is that Portugal will win the match. In accordance with our forecast, there are 81.83% chances that Portugal prevails. There is a 16.67% chance of a draw.
Portugal vs Slovakia Timeline, H2H, Lineups
Under – Over Statistics, Predictions
OVER 2.5: According to forecasts, the game will finish with three or more goals. Currently, the combined games of Portugal and Slovakia have ended 6 times with 2 goals or less and 6 times with more than 2 goals.
In the course of this competition, Portugal took part to 2 matches that ended with the teams scoring 2 goals or less in total (UNDER 2.5 – 33.3%) and 4 matches that finished with the teams scoring more than 2 goals in total (OVER 2.5 – 66.7%).
On the home soil, Portugal took part in 3 matches that finished with more than 2 goals (OVER 2.5 – 100.0%).
On the other side, Slovakia played 4 matches that ended with both teams scoring 2 goals or less in total (UNDER 2.5 – 66.7%) and 2 matches that finished with more than 2 goals (OVER 2.5 – 33.3%).
When playing away, Slovakia competed in 1 match that ended with the teams scoring 2 goals or less in total (UNDER 2.5 – 50.0%) and 1 match that ended with both teams scoring more than 2 goals in total (OVER 2.5 – 50.0%).
Portugal vs Slovakia Referee: Anastasios Sidiropoulos
| Referee: A. Sidiropoulos | ||
| 1 | X | 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 50% | 50% | 0% |
The referee to officiate this encounter will be Anastasios Sidiropoulos. This season, who has already officiated 2 matches in Euro Qualification.This season, he has never officiated a match for any of the 2 teams.
Portugal: Performance and Timeline
Portugal has 18 points to be in the 1st place in the Euro Qualification. Portugal won 6 matches, it has never lost up to now, and it never draw thus far.
Goals
Portugal has scored a total of 24 goals. It tends to to score later in the match. 11 goals were scored during the first half (45.83%), 13 goals in the second (54.17%). Portugal has a positive goal difference (+24) after scoring 24 goals and receiving 0 goal.
The leading scorer is C.Ronaldo who has scored 4 goals in 5 matches.
Big Important
Portugal is on a 6 matches winning streak. It still looking for 1 match lose this season.
Slovakia: Performance and Timeline
Slovakia has accumulated 13 points and occupies the 2nd position in the Euro Qualification. Slovakia won 4 matches, lost once, and it draw once.
Goals
Slovakia has scored a total of 8 goals. It has a propensity to score early. 7 goals were scored during the first half (87.50%), 1 goal in the second (12.50%). Slovakia has a positive goal difference (+6) after scoring 8 goals and receiving 2 goals.
The best scorer is R.Mak who has scored 2 goals in 5 matches.The best scorer of the team is R.Mak who has scored 2 goals in 5 matches. He scored nothing on the penalty.
Portugal vs Slovakia Live watch: Broadcasters
The match will be shown on RTP, RTVS Sport, Sport 1 (Cze), V Sport (Swe), Arena 4 (Hun), Polsat Sport Premium 2, Digi Sport 2 (Rom), Optus Sport (Aus), Viaplay (Swe), Viaplay (UK), MEGOGO, Sport TV (Por), Diema Sport, Arena Sport (Ser), Arena Sport (BiH), Nova Sports (Hel), CMore (Fin), Prima Sport 2 (Rom), SportKlub (Slo), SportKlub (Cro), Astro, Cytavision Sports and Eleven Sports (Bel).
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Patric Ridge
Patric works for LOOTRS as a journalist, mostly covering European football. He has been enamoured with sports data-driven aspect since completing his master's degree in sports management from Coventry University. Patric was a part of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics squad as an editor. Writing articles, doing research, and interacting with the editorial staff are all skills that Patric possesses.
