Faroe Islands vs Czech Republic Prediction: The teams of different levels meet

Prediction for the match between Faroe Islands and Czech Republic, which will take place on June 17. Check the team conditions and choose several betting options.

The Faroe Islands are a modest national side that has been qualifying for major international tournaments since 1992 but has never come close to qualifying for the final. And now, the Red and Blue are the main underdogs in the Euro 2024 tournament. They have only played one match and drew against Moldova 1:1 away, but their level is well known. Therefore, it will be harder for them to claim points against better and more skilled opponents. Recently, they played another friendly against North Macedonia, losing 0:1.

The Czech Republic is an incredible team who have only missed out on a World Cup appearance once in its history, culminating in the 2006 World Cup but has never missed a continental championship. Moreover, they claimed silver medals at UEFA EURO 1996 and bronze at UEFA EURO 2004. There is also a good chance that the Lions will qualify for Euro 2004, as they are joint favorites with the Poles in Group E of the qualifying tournament. By the way, it was against the Polish national team that Jaroslav Šilhavý's charges played their opening game, in which they secured a vital win - 3:1. That result must have made them so relaxed that they unexpectedly played out a 0:0 draw with the Moldovans.

The Faroe Islands and the Czech Republic are entirely different-level teams. Suffice it to say that the Lions have won all five previous head-to-head encounters by a combined score of 12:0. And now they are absolute favorites in the encounter. The Czechs have succeeded in all last European Championship qualifying tournaments, so they must now avoid unnecessary difficulties. They had a sensational draw with the Moldovans in the previous round, so now they must work on their mistakes and get three points.

The Czech Republic national team recently showed very open and productive football. The Lions are fine in attack, while their defense regularly makes mistakes. In the previous ten games, the Czech Republic had scored 30 goals (3.00 goals per game on average), with 14 goals scored, and 16 conceded, so the Faroe Islands' chances must be good. Moreover, in the last eight meetings, the home side has left the field only twice without a goal.