Portugal vs. Hungary Predictions & Match Preview 25/03/2017

The Match Is Over. Score: 3-0

Portugal vs. Hungary Match Preview:

It's another session for international football coming down these weekends which will feature the 2018 FIFA World Cup group stage round 5 qualifiers when Portugal host Hungary, staged at "Estadio da Luz" in Lisabon, dating on Saturday, 25th March 2017. Keep track of our detailed World Cup Predictions & Match Preview between Portugal and Hungary and take the chance to grow your bankroll with the given winning bet tips.

Match status: EUROPE: World Cup - Qualification
Kick-off: Saturday 25 Mar 2017, 08:45pm GMT
Venue: "Estadio da Luz" in Lisabon, Portugal

Portugal vs. Hungary: Match Preview

The whole action in Group B definitely circles among three nation teams that represent Switzerland, Portugal, and Hungary, when one of them will inevitably be eliminated from the qualifying tournament. As the situation there is as follows: Switzerland are the first with 12 points, then with 3 points fewer follows Portugal, and the third team is, respectively, Hungary keeping 7 points in total.

The European champions, Portugal, after the lost match to Switzerland in the opener, have bettered their form with three consistent wins in which they scored 16 goals to just one received. However, those makings came against Group B's underdogs Faroe Islands, Latvia, and Andorra, so it is not a big deal to be glad of as a much important game is ahead.

As well as Portugal, Hungary didn't cope to take off any points from the match-up with Switzerland, but also they failed to win at Faroe Islands, making it 2 points lower than the Portuguese. Looking back into the previous meetings of these side, we can't skip out on the plentiful score draw 3-3 at the last Euros in France when The Magical Magyars won their group competition and thereafter were beaten off the tournament by Belgium in play-offs.

At the moment, circumstances to repeat that achievement are completely different because Hungary are away at a foreign ground, and, in fact, Portugal perform now much better than when we watched them choking in their group campaign at Euro last summer. Both teams' aims are clear even for a child - to get into the top two and secure there as firm so as not to end up on the edge of leaving.