Montenegro vs Serbia
Montenegro update: Montenegro is ranked 69th in the world and 35th in Europe. Neither country has played in the main European Championship since independence. Montenegro has won 2 wins, drawn 4 and lost 2 in its last 8 home games, and the team has a scoring rate of 75%, including winning against European mid-table teams such as Romania and Greece. Montenegro made their first group stage appearance away from home to a 1-0 win over European mid-table side Bulgaria to get off to a good start. Montenegro is coached by 55-year-old homegrown coach Radulovic who previously coached the Lebanese national team for the first time in Serbia.
Serbia update: Serbia is ranked 29th in the world and 16th in Europe. Serbia's team is 7.5 times stronger than Montenegro's. The two teams have met twice before, with Serbia winning Montenegro both home and away. Serbia scored two consecutive games in all competitions, including a 2-0 win over European underdog Lithuania and a 2-1 win over North American powerhouse USA.
Serbia have scored in 9 of their last 10 games, averaging 2.3 goals per game, and the team has been consistent in attack. The two teams are currently tied with three points, with Serbia in 1st place on goal difference and Montenegro in 2nd place in the group. Serbia's coach is 58-year-old homegrown coach Stojkovic, who previously managed Guangzhou R&F and met Montenegro for the first time in his managerial career.
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Hungary vs Bulgaria
Hungary update: Hungary beat Estonia 1-0 at home in their last match, and with a 2-1 record in their last three matches, the team is in good form. Hungary is currently ranked 36th in the world, which has a clear advantage over Bulgaria's 71st place. The squad has a number of players who have played in the five major leagues, with Sobosroy, who plays for RB Leipzig, considered a talented midfielder. With a record of 8 wins and 2 defeats in the last 10 official matches, the team's ability is excellent. The last four matches at the same beginning as this one have all been able to win their opponents, which is an excellent performance under this statistic. With 3 wins, 3 draws and 4 defeats in the last 10 home matches, the home ability is not very strong.
Bulgaria update: Bulgaria have been able to score consecutive points in their last five away matches, have won their last four consecutive away games, and the quality of the away defense looks good. I have been able to win all of the last 4 consecutive away matches, and the away ability is good. The first appearance has not won the tournament, and if the goal is conceded again, the outlook for competitive qualification will be very pessimistic, so the scoring intention is more credible. In their first qualifying appearance, they lost 1-0 at home to Montenegro, after a six-game scoring streak. The last 5 matches of the same match ended up with only 1 win, 1 draw and 3 defeats, which is a poor performance under this figure.
This match: Hungary achieved 1 win, 2 draws and 1 loss, Bulgaria only achieved 1 win, 3 draws and 4 defeats in the last European Nations Cup group stage, with a goal ratio of 6-17, which can be described as an imbalance between attack and defense, and the team has suffered a black start this year, I personally think Hungary has great hopes of winning this round of competition.