Portugal vs Czech Republic Prediction, Head-To-Head, Lineup, Betting Tips, Where To Watch Live Today UEFA Nations League 2022 Match Details – June 10

Portugal is back in real life with another significant UEFA Nations League apparatus this week as they clash with the Czech Republic on Thursday, 9 June. Portugal has an amazing crew available to them and will begin as the top choice. The Czechs, in the meantime, are runner-up in their gathering and have made an excellent beginning to their Nations League crusade. Check Portugal vs Czech Republic Prediction.

They held Spain to a 2-2 draw last week and should move forward once more in this installation. Portugal, then again, has been in noteworthy structure and should make a solid effort to keep up with their spot at the highest point of the gathering. The Iberian monsters whipped Switzerland by a 4-0 edge in their last game and will hope to accomplish a comparable outcome this week.

Portugal vs Czech Republic Prediction

Portugal has an excellent crew yet will be yet to live up to assumptions in Europe. The Iberian side has depended vigorously on Cristiano Ronaldo before and will require their charm to move forward once more this week.

The Czech Republic put in a massive shift against Spain, showing that they are capable of holding their own against Europe’s best teams. Portugal is the better team on paper, however, and holds the upper hand going into the game.

Head to Head

Probable Playing 11

Portugal Predicted XI (4-3-3): 

1. Diogo Costa;
2. Joao Cancelo,
3. Pepe,
4. Domingos Duarte,
5. Raphael Guerreiro;
6. Bruno Fernandes,
7. Ruben Neves,
8. Danilo Pereira;
9. Bernardo Silva,
10. Cristiano Ronaldo,
11. Rafael Leao

Czech Republic Predicted XI (3-4-2-1):

1. Tomas Vaclik;
2. Vaclav Jemelka,
3. Jakub Brabec,
4. David Zima;
5. Vladimir Coufal,
6. Tomas Soucek,
7. Michal Sadilek,
8. Jaroslav Zeleny;
9. Jakub Jankto,
10. Adam Hlozek;
11. Jan Kuchta

Betting Tips

1. Portugal has won five of their last six home games, each time by greater than a one-goal margin.
2. The Czech Republic have lost three of their last six away games, two by significant margins, 4-0 and 3-0.
3. Midfielder Matheus Nunes has one goal for Portugal in less than 90 minutes of competitive action.