With England in action and Eastern European powerhouse Serbia on the horizon, Europe's Group C is in the spotlight. The "Three Lions" are regarded as the favorites to win the title, and will aim for 3 points in their first outing in the group stage. They have a lot of experience in the game, and the fluctuation of winning in the group stage is often on point. Facing the strongest English team in the group, Serbia will also be looking to tighten up their defense, with 2.5 goals being the best option.
Last England finalists drank the hate of the runners-up and Qatar's World 8 stop, this year's comeback will see the team aiming for the title; the 'Three Lions Corps' has had a plethora of talent in recent years, especially in the midfield and up front. With the rise of new stars such as Zudi Binningham, Phil Cotton and Bukar Josaka, Halikani, the captain's ace scorer, has enough capital to win the tournament. The problem is that the team is not at its best. They lost to Iceland in their warm-up match and have won just one of their last five international matches. Meanwhile, England's group stage habit in the tournament "collects enough chips" even though they have scored two goals or less in the last seven Euro group stage matches, and it is estimated that even if they win in this match, it may just be a series of "Boiled Fish Sang Porridge" only wins.
In addition, there were no hidden worries about the British Army's defense. Harry Makouni is out of the team due to injury, and Rauki Suhr is also injured. Shovki may use Kien Makguhi in Crystal Palace in the field, and the left goal is changed to Jebbia, so we should defend step by step. Otherwise, if we lose the wave first, we will leave a head mark.
Stew led Serbia is good at controlling the pass. He went 1-1 in his recent warm-up matches. Most recently, he lost 0-1 to Belgium in a warm-up match against a top European team late last year. He is bound to come under pressure from England in this match and will narrow his defense. He will rely on a few scorers such as Alexandre Mizouwick and Dusinhoa Horwick to create blitz chances and look to 'steal the chicken' and grab the points in what is expected to be an attacking and defensive battle with not much goal scoring.
