📏 Form Guide

Hungary

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Hungary will be looking to improve on their last outing here following a 0-3 Nations League defeat last time out to Turkey.

In that game, Hungary had 55% possession and 10 attempts at goal with 2 of them on target. At the other end, Turkey had 9 shots on goal with 4 on target. Hakan Çalhanoğlu (37'), Arda Güler (39') and Abdülkerim Bardakcı (90') scored for Turkey.

It has not been often in recent games where Hungary haven’t conceded. It will be a concern for them that Hungary have seen their defence breached in 5 of their previous 6 matches, shipping 12 goals during that time. We will just have to see if that trend can be sustained into this next match.

Sweden

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Sweden will go into this meeting following a 5-1 International Friendlies win with the eclipse of Northern Ireland in their previous outing.

For Sweden, goals were scored by Emil Holm (7'), Benjamin Nygren (33'), Ken Sema (59'), Alexander Isak (64') and Anthony Elanga (77'). Isaac Price (90') scored for Northern Ireland.

In a total of 5 of the previous 6 clashes featuring Sweden, a minimum of three goals have been hit. The overall average goals scored per game during that time is 3.83, with the number of goals averaged by Sweden standing at 3.

👥 Head to head

Checking on their most recent head to head meetings dating back to 07/09/2005 shows that Hungary have won 1 of these games and Sweden 5, with the number of drawn games standing at 0.

An aggregate of 14 goals were scored between the two sides during those clashes, with 4 from Nemzeti Tizenegy and 10 for Blågult. That’s an average goals per game of 2.33.

💭 Prediction

Our thinking is that Sweden and Hungary could find scoring goals difficult here.

A scoreless draw looks like a real possibility, but we’ll see what happens. We therefore see a very competitive game with a 0-0 draw by the conclusion of this game.

Renata Leite, 17:00 06/06/2025