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Belarus vs Kosovo: Head to head statistics
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Belarus vs Kosovo match preview
Will either of these two claim their first victory of Euro 2024 qualifying?
Kosovo have drawn all three matches in this campaign so far, holding both Israel and then Andorra to 1-1 stalemates back in March.
Then, on Friday night, Alain Giresse’s side could not find the breakthrough as Romania played out a goalless game in Pristina.
With tough fixtures to come, if Kosovo are going to have any chance of challenging for a top two spot, this is simply must win.
That’s because hosts Belarus are rock bottom of Group I without a point of their name.
They did take a shock lead at home to Israel on Friday, Maks Ebonh the scorer, only for the Israelis to equalise five minutes from the end, before winning it in stoppage time.
Overall, Georgy Kondratyev’s team are now winless in 16 competitive fixtures, their sole victory since November 2020 coming against Estonia.
Due to their close-ties with Russia, Belarus will continue to play ‘home’ fixtures at a neutral venue and behind-closed-doors.
So, everything points towards a Kosovar win at Szusza Ferenc Stadion in Budapest, Hungary.
Belarus team news
Maks Ebonh’s goal against Israel could continue to see him lead the line, chosen over the squad’s top-scorer Pavel Savitsky.
Kosovo team news
Vedat Muriqi will continue to be Kosovo’s main man for goals; only Robert Lewandowski, Karim Benzema and Joselu scored more goals than him in La Liga this season.
Other familiar faces in this XI include goalkeeper Burnley Arijanet Muric and Stoke’s attacking midfielder Bersant Celina.
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Euro 2024 qualifying Group I results and fixtures
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