In a World Cup qualifying clash on Thursday night, Scotland will face off against Greece at Hampden. Scotland has started their qualifying campaign with four points from two games, including a 2-0 win over Belarus. The team has shown defensive strength with three consecutive clean sheets, a rare feat for them.
Veteran goalkeeper Craig Gordon could make a return for Scotland, while Napoli’s Scott McTominay and Torino’s Che Adams will lead the attack. Greece, on the other hand, suffered a 3-0 defeat to Denmark in their last match but started their campaign with a 5-1 win over Belarus. They have been strong on foreign soil, winning their last four away games by an aggregate score of 8-1.
Greece will be looking to repeat their 3-0 victory over Scotland from March when they last met at Hampden. With both teams showing defensive solidity, the game is expected to be a tight affair. Considering the history between the two teams, a low-scoring game is predicted.
In conclusion, both teams are likely to struggle to find the back of the net in this encounter. The odds for both teams not scoring are at 10/11 with Luckster.
