Serbia vs sweden

UEFA Nations League 2022: Serbia vs Sweden Live Score, Team Prediction, Online Channel, Live Streaming, Venue, Kick-off Time, and updates. The match will be played between Serbia vs Sweden at Rajko Mitic Stadium, Belgrade, Serbia. Serbia will host Sweden on the 25 th of September. Watch match live scores and updates on times24tv.com. Date: Sunday, 25 th September 2022 Time: 12:15 AM IST Venue: Rajko Mitic Stadium, Belgrade, Serbia Last Matches of both teams: Serbia Form Guide: D-W-W-L-L Sweden Form Guide: L-L-L-W-L Serbia vs Sweden Predicted XI / Lineups Serbia Predicted Playing XI / Lineups: Pavlovic, Lazovic, Lukic, Gudelj, Kostic, S. Milinkovic Savic, Tadic, A. Mitrovic, Veljkovic, V. Milinkovic Savic, S. Mitrovic Sweden Predicted Playing XI / Lineups: Andersson, Olsen, Hien, Augustinsson, Kulusevski, Olsson, Svanberg, Forsberg, Claesson, Gyokeres, Lindelof Prediction: As per the previous match stats, Serbia can win this game. Also Read: How to watch Serbia vs Sweden Live Telecast: Watch Sweden vs Serbia Live telecast on Sony Pictures Network’s channel Sony Ten 2 HD and Sony Six. When and where to watch Serbia vs Sweden Live Streaming in India? Cricket fans can catch UEFA Nations League 2022 Matches Live telecast on Sony Pictures Network’s channel Sony Ten 2 HD, Sony Six, and Live Streaming on the SonyLIV app and website. You can also check out the Live updates about the match scores with Times24 TV social platforms. We will update the Live scores during the match. Time...

Ray Liotta's cause of death confirmed a year after he died, more news Serbia and Sweden will meet on Saturday at the Rajko Mitic in a match for the 2022-2023 UEFA Nations League. Here you will find the kick-off time and where to watch or live stream free the game in your country. © Jurij Kodrun/Getty Images Serbia will play against Sweden on Saturday at the Rajko Mitic in a match for the fifth round of the 2022-2023 UEFA Nations League. Here you will find the kick-off time of this League B Group 4 game and how to watch or live stream it in your country. If you are in the US, you can watch the game live on FuboTV (free trial). Serbia will try to return to victory in the tournament after their 2-2 draw with Slovenia in the fourth round. The national team coached by Dragan Stojkovic is in second place in the League B Group 4 with 7 points, 3 behind leaders Norway. Sweden, on the other hand, need a win to put an end to their negative run of three defeats in a row. They lost 3-2 to Norway in their last game. The national team coached by Janne Andersson has 3 points after 4 games. Serbia vs Sweden: Kick-off time Australia: 3:45 AM (September 25) Barbados: 2:45 PM Belize: 12:45 PM Botswana: 8:45 PM Brazil: 3:45 PM Burundi: 8:45 PM Cameroon: 9:45 PM Canada: 2:45 PM Eswatini: 8:45 PM Ethiopia: 9:45 PM France: 8:45 PM Gambia: 6:45 PM Germany: 8:45 PM Ghana: 6:45 PM Guyana: 2:45 PM India: 12:15 AM (September 25) Ireland: 7:45 PM Italy: 8:45 PM Jamaica: 1:45 PM Kenya: 9:45 PM Lesotho:...

General statistics Total Home Away Total Home Away Matches played 6 3 3 6 3 3 Wins 1 0 1 4 2 2 Draws 1 1 0 1 0 1 Losses 4 2 2 1 1 0 Goals for 7 2 5 13 8 5 Goals against 11 4 7 5 3 2 Points 4 1 3 13 6 7 Clean sheets 1 0 1 2 0 2 Avg. goals scored p/m 1.17 0.67 1.67 2.17 2.67 1.67 Avg. goals conceded p/m 1.83 1.33 2.33 0.83 1.00 0.67 Avg. time 1st goal scored 49m 66m 38m 27m 21m 31m Avg. time 1st goal conced. 24m 31m 14m 29m 23m 48m Failed to score 1 1 0 1 1 0 Biggest victory - Biggest defeat - -

Serbia’s hopes of promotion to League A are still alive ahead of the visit of a Sweden side battling to avoid relegation. The Serbians bounced back from an opening day 1-0 defeat to Norway in June by picking up seven points from their next three games, beating Slovenia at home and the Swedes away before throwing away a two-goal lead to draw in Ljubljana. Those results left Dragan Stojkovic’s side three points behind Group B4 leaders Norway with two games to go. The home side’s form on their own turf is strong; their defeat to Norway was their only loss in nine games in Belgrade. Stojkovic’s side will be looking to hit top form this month with the Serbia will share a group with Brazil, Cameroon and Switzerland in Qatar. Sweden failed to qualify for the tournament and are on a poor run of form, losing four of their last five matches. They head to Belgrade just one point above bottom side Slovenia, and at risk of dropping into League C. Stojkovic’s In-form Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic should lead the line, but Dusan Vlahovic and Luka Jovic will also be vying for a place. Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, brother of midfielder Sergej, will compete for a place in goal with Marko Dmitrovic. The big news for Sweden is that new Newcastle man Alexander Isak is out after withdrawing from the squad. Form Serbia: DWWLL Sweden: LLLWL Referee Bulgaria's Georgi Kabakoc will be the referee for Serbia vs Sweden. Stadium Serbia vs Sweden is being played at Stadion Rajko Mitic in Belgrade. Other...

Still contending for promotion to the top tier of the UEFA Nations League, Serbia welcome League B Group 4 rivals Sweden to Belgrade on Saturday. With two rounds remaining, the World Cup finalists are three points adrift of leaders Norway, while their visitors are occupied with avoiding demotion to League C. The Eagles had to settle for a 2-2 draw in Ljubljana, as they let maximum points slip against Slovenia in June, but had already beaten their hosts 4-1 in the reverse fixture before upsetting Sweden in Stockholm. Only a 1-0 loss to the Norwegians separates them from top spot, but Dragan Stojkovic's side have already accumulated one more point than in their previous Nations League campaign, in which they avoided relegation just by virtue of goal difference. Indeed, their progress in Europe's newest international competition reflects a wider trend, as Serbia are set to feature at another global finals at the end of the year. After finishing clear of group favourites Portugal to clinch automatic qualification with a last-day victory - secured in the most dramatic fashion, through Aleksandar Mitrovic's 90th-minute winner - the Serbs entered the current Nations League campaign brimful of confidence. Now with one eye on the looming World Cup, Stojkovic's squad will be keen to impress in their final home fixture and secure a seat on the plane to Qatar. © Reuters Despite a challenging draw, and the prospect of a hangover from failure in World Cup qualification, Sweden were most...

Fulham striker Mitrovic, 28, scored Serbia's first three goals before Sasa Lukic added a fourth midway through the second half. Serbia moved level on points with Norway at the top of Group B4, but are below them on head-to-head record. The two sides meet on Tuesday in a fixture that will decide which team gains promotion to the A league. Mitrovic has now scored 49 goals in 75 appearances for his national side, taking his season tally to nine in eight games in all competitions. Viktor Claesson had given Sweden the lead after 15 minutes but it was short-lived as Mitrovic grabbed his first of the night three minutes later. A header on the stroke of half-time put the home side in control and when the striker scored his third three minutes after the break the result was all but secured, with Torino midfielder Lukic scoring a fourth for good measure. Serbia need to beat Norway to gain promotion, while a draw or a win for Erling Haaland's team will see them progress after the Norwegians won the first encounter between the two sides. Sweden dropped to the bottom of the group after Slovenia had earlier beaten Norway and will be relegated if they do not win their final game against the Slovenes. 18 Vlahovic 9 Mitrovic • 23 V Milinkovic-Savic • 6 Masovic • 13 Mitrovic • 4 Babic • 14 Zivkovic Booked at 24mins Substituted for Lazovic at 45' minutes • 10 Tadic Substituted for Mitrovic at 84' minutes • 16 Lukic • 20 S Milinkovic-Savic Booked at 67mins • 17 Kostic Substituted for Ilic at ...

The hosts are coming off a 2-2 draw with Slovenia, but still have several matches to play before the World Cup begins. Tue, Sep. 27, Norway vs. Serbia, UEFA Nations League Fri., Nov. 18, Bahrain vs. Serbia, International Friendlies Thu., Nov. 24, Brazil vs. Serbia, FIFA World Cup Mon., Nov. 28 Cameroon vs. Serbia, FIFA World Cup Fri., Dec. 2 Serbia vs Switzerland, FIFA World Cup? Luka Jovic started with six goals in five games the preseason with Fiorentina, but in official competitions things so far are not going well for the striker. After failing to establish himself at the Bernabeu, the player signed 'for free' for Fiorentina and there he expected a turbulent season. "It will take me time to find my form, to stabilize, because I haven't played for a long time. I'm here to work, to try to fit in as soon as possible with the rest of the team, but I'm sure everything will improve game by game." Ahead of a World Cup, the captains of ten countries will wear the necessary color at upcoming Nations League matches as part of a campaign called OneLove, promoting inclusion and fighting discrimination. The armband logo is intended to be "representative of all walks of life". This was presented by the Dutch federation, managing to bring together nine other selections: France, England, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Wales, Norway, Switzerland and Sweden. The game arrived in the former Kingdom of Yugoslavia at the end of the 19th century and since the 1920s it began to suffer from the wa...