Greece were the famous winners of EURO 2004, but they will not be back at the famous tournament this summer after finishing third in their qualifying group. They were unfortunate in the end to finish in that position, as they were four points behind Finland. Ultimately it was the draws that let them down in qualification, as they were held by both Bosnia and Liechtenstein. Greece are in good form in this recent international break though, as they come into this game against Norway after drawing to the top-ranked side in the FIFA rankings, Belgium. Georgios Tzavellas scored half an hour from time to earn a well-deserved point.

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International Friendly Preview

This will be the ninth time that Greece and Norway have met in international football. Norway are without a win against Greece since September 1999, which means that they have gone four without a win. Greece have won three of the previous four games, which includes a win in the most recent meeting between the nations in 2012.

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Norway vs Greece Head To Head

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Norway vs Greece Prediction

Two sides that will be looking to end the international campaign of the 2020-21 season on a high note will meet in an international friendly on Sunday. Neither Norway or Greece will be competing in the European Championships, but both will be looking to build momentum ahead of their upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
Greece and Norway are very evenly matched, as both are just short of the quality required to be at an international tournament. However, the young players that Norway boast means that they are further along in their progression, and they should get a third win against Greece this weekend.
Norway would have been extremely disappointed that they didn’t have enough quality to reach the EUROs this summer, as they were edged out in a playoff by Serbia. The quality of Erling Haaland wasn’t enough to get the Norwegians over the line in that match, but there has certainly been some bright sports during the most recent international breaks. Norway come into this friendly off the back of two straight wins, with those victories coming against Montenegro and Luxembourg. They will be hoping that the confidence built in those two wins will be enough to steer them towards an increased challenge when they come up against the bigger nations. Norway won their most recent international against Luxembourg, with Haaland scoring a late winner to give them the victory.