Portland will make sure to maintain their chances of qualifying for the UEFA Nations League finals when they visit the Sinobo Stadium to play the Czech Republic on Saturday evening

In League A Group 2, Fernando Santos’ team is recently in second place, one point behind Spain, while their opponents are in third place, trying to keep their spot in the elite division.

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Czech Republic vs Portugal Tips and Prediction

The Czech Republic’s competitive season will come to an end at the end of this month after their failure to advance past Sweden in the 2022 World Cup qualifying playoffs. Despite this, they have yet to make an appearance on the biggest stage of them all since 2006.

With Adam Hlozek and Patrik Schick among their offensive possibilities, Jaroslav Silhavy’s team has the building blocks for success, even if their Nations League A debut hasn’t been particularly stunning.

It’s still conceivable for Silhavy’s team to earn an improbable spot in the finals as they now rank third in the section with four points after their first four games, one point ahead of Switzerland in the relegation spot.

The hosts of this week’s match finished the month of June with consecutive 2-0 losses to their opponents from this week’s match, Portugal, with Carlos Soler and Pablo Sarabia scoring for Spain, and it has been six games since the Czechs last kept a clean sheet in any event.

Despite the fact that Portugal will present a different challenge than their League B opponents, Silhavy’s team has never failed to score at home in the UEFA Nations League and has gone unbeaten in their last four such games, winning three of them.

Portugal lost their position at the top of League A Group 2 to La Roja as they lost to Switzerland in their most recent match, while their Iberian neighbors were busy defeating the Czech Republic.

Haris Seferovic scored the game-winning goal in just 57 seconds, ruining Portugal’s dreams of three straight victories from their first three Nations League games and snapping their five-game winning streak overall.

Santos’s team is getting ready to face Uruguay, Ghana, and the Korea Republic in Group H after being obliged to defeat North Macedonia in the World Cup playoff path, but this match could decide their Nations League fate.

Santos wants to end his team’s three-game losing streak on the road in all tournaments during their first trip to Prague. If Portugal loses and Spain defeats Switzerland at home, Luis Enrique’s team advances to the finals.

Three months ago, Portugal’s Selecao defeated the Czech Republic 2-0. Joao Cancelo and Goncalo Guedes scored in that game, Portugal’s third straight victory over the hosts of Saturday’s match; the two teams had previously only met at the Euros.

Conclusion

Portugal can still present a menacing-looking rearguard despite their defensive absences, and considering the host team’s struggles in the midfield, Santos’s team ought to easily win in that matchup.

The Selecao should be able to scrape off a win while knowing that a loss may mean the end of their Nations League run before a key match against Spain on the last day.