Luxembourg France betting prediction

The home team is currently in the 6^th position, with 1 point won, after 1 draw and 3 losses. In the penultimate round, they have tied an away match against Belarus by (1‑1). In the last round, they have lost a home match against Netherlands by (1‑3). This is a team that is often stronger at home, with the help of its supporters, so they usually make good use of the home advantage, since in the last 30 matches they register 3 draws and 12 losses in away matches; against 2 wins, 3 draws and 10 losses at their stadium. Luxembourg has won 2, tied 1 and lost 7 of the last 10 home matches.

They haven’t won any of the last 4 matches for this competition. Defensive consistency hasn’t been their best feature, as they have conceded at least one goal in each of the last 4 matches, but their offense has scored consistently, as they have scored goals in 3 of the last 4 matches for this competition. This is a team that has had a hard time trying to score first. They have opened up the score in only 2 of the last 15 matches, and have never reached half‑time in front. In 15 matches, they have conceded the first goal 13 times and have never been able to turn the score around. In the last 11 home matches for all competitions there is 1 period that stands out: they have scored 3 of their 7 goals between minutes (76'‑90').

Luxembourg is 135th in the FIFA rankings and is having a poor but expected qualifying performance for the 2018 World Cup with only 8% of the points played so far and certainly will not fight for a place in the World Cup in Russia, remaining to make a campaign worthy in the 6 remaining games. The team scored five goals, having the second worst Group A attack, and conceded 9 goals, having the second most leaked defense and these figures demonstrate that it is necessary to adjust both in the offensive system to score more goals, and in the defensive system to suffer goals less frequently. Playing as host, as this match on Saturday, Luxembourg lost their two matches against Sweden and the Netherlands, and has averages of 0.5 goals scored and 2 goals conceded, once again showing the problems both in their attack and in their defense. Overall in the competition, counting the games at home and abroad, they tend to be more efficient offensively in the second half, since 4 of their 5 goals happened in the second stage, especially between 60 and 75 minutes and between 75 and 90 minutes where occurred 2 goals in each of these periods.

Confirmed Lineup: Anthony Moris, Laurent Jans, Kevin Malget, Maxime Chanot, Lars Gerson, Chris Philipps, Christopher Martins Pereira, Aurélien Joachim, Daniel da Mota.
Coach: M. Mutsch, S. Bensi, L. Holtz.