​Serbia-Hungary, Group G of the European Championship qualifiers in Germany, is scheduled for Thursday, September 7 at 9:45 p.m. at the Maracana Stadium in Belgrade, live on Digi Sport 3 and Prima Sports. 2.

Serbia and Hungary, the two leaders in the ranking and big favorites to qualify, will meet in the derby of the group, the “double” between them will most likely determine the order of the first two places.

In Group G, apart from Serbia and Hungary, who each have seven points from three matches, Montenegro has four points (three matches), Bulgaria has two points (four matches) and Lithuania has one point (three matches), under which conditions the first two places qualify directly for Euro 2024.

Serbia have seven points from three matches, 2-0 with Lithuania (a), 2-0 with Montenegro (d) and 1-1 with Bulgaria (d), and Dragan Stojkovic’s side are unbeaten since the World Cup in Qatar, where eliminated from the group stage (last time lost at home to Norway with a score of 0:1 on June 2, 2022).

Serbia won Group B of the 2022-2023 Nations League, beating Sweden twice (1-0 away and 4-1 at home) and Norway once (2-0 away), and has a play-off reserve for Euro 2024 qualification .

Hungary still have seven points from three matches, 3-0 with Bulgaria (a), 0-0 with Montenegro (d) and 2-0 with Lithuania (a), and are very close to a second European final in a row, after Euro-2020.

Marco Rossi’s Italy team is coming off an excellent 2022-2023 Nations League campaign, where they beat England twice, 1-0 at home and 4-0 away, in League A, and took four points with Germany, 1-1 at home and 1: 0 on the road (by the way, since November 19, 2019, Hungary has suffered only two defeats on the road).

It should be noted that the match in Belgrade will only be played with children in the stands due to the recent disqualification received by the Belgrade federation.

The two teams last officially met in the 2020-2021 Nations League, when Hungary won the first leg 1-0 away and drew 1-1 in Serbia in the second leg.

Probable teams

Serbia: V. Milinkovic-Savic – Milenkovic, Gudel, Pavlovic – Zivkovic, Lukic, Maksimovic, Kostic – Tadic, S. Milinkovic-Savic – Vlahovic.

Hungary: Dibus – Botka, Orbán, Salai – Sallai, Nagy, Stiles, Kerkez – Gazdag, Soboslay – Varga.

Superbet offers odds of 1.55 on the PsF1 prediction: the home team leads at half-time or hinders at the end of the match Serbia – Hungary.

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