Two countries that have both received poor results at the opening party of the EURO qualifiers will play midweek when Romania host Kep Faru at Stadionul Dr Constantin Radulescu. Each will try to get points in the match in order to open opportunities to qualify.

The Romanian host appeared at the Swedish headquarters on Sunday (24/3) yesterday and had to go home empty-handed; the match took place in a draw where they created 5 shots on the target of 49% possession of the ball which was replied 6 times by the host. However, Sweden was more clinical with 2 goals from Robin Quaison and Viktor Claesson, while Romania only replied once through Claudiu Keseru.

A bad start for Romania after appearing unbeaten in UEFA NL C Group 4 against Serbia, Montenegro and Lithuania. Regarding tomorrow’s match, they want to improve the home record during the UEFA NL competition which only produces 1 win and 2 draws.

Defeats were also heard from Kep Faru who surrendered 2-1 in Malta. In fact, one reply goal could be said to be a prize because it was only created on the 98th minute. Lars Olsen’s students could have applied different tactics in the game tomorrow because they could not perform clinically despite dominating the ball up to 69% in the match.

This country is part of the UEFA NL D Group 3, but can only land at number 3 against Kosovo, Azerbaijan and Malta. In fact, they have never been on an away match with 1 draw and 2 defeats. Of course this record is a bad signal before a visit to Romania on Wednesday (3/27) tomorrow.

The last two countries clashes occurred in 2015 the same event; when that Romania won 1-0 as the host, then went berserk 0-3 in the second leg. Capitalizing on these records, Romania should be able to achieve their first win in tomorrow’s match.

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Odds: 1.20