Cameroon Vs Serbia: Sweden vs Serbia forecast, team update and line-ups

Cameroon Vs Serbia: Sweden vs Serbia forecast, team update and line-ups Having knowledgeable mixed fortunes in the UEFA Nations League so far this summer, both Sweden and Serbia who are preparing for Qatar Football World Cup will be following three points on Thursday, when they meet in Stockholm. The two teams have been beaten by early League B Group 4 leaders Norway already, after the Swedes lost to their Nordic neighbours on home ground last weekend.

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Though Dejan Kulusevski set up his fellow Premier League starlet Anthony Elanga for a late comfort goal on Sunday, falling to an unpleasant defeat in Stockholm soured Sweden's positive start to their new Nations League movement. A rare loss to regional competitors Norway, who the Blagult have usually dominated, came as Janne Andersson's team became the latest victims of the irrepressible Erling Haaland.

Who will soon join Kulusevski and Elanga in England, when concluding his move to Manchester City.

After a much-disputed penalty call, Haaland put the Norwegians ahead at Solna's Friends Arena, before copying the visitors' lead midway through the second half eventually committing Sweden to their fourth defeat in six games and extending a difficult spell over recent times.

Following demotion from the Nations League's top tier, Andersson's men departed Euro 2020 at the first knockout phase, before coming up short in their hard work to reach this winter's Qatar FIFA World Cup. Sweden was well on the path to qualify automatically for Qatar World Cup 2022 ahead of group

favourites Spain before the events of last November when defeats to Georgia and their Spanish rivals sent them into the playoffs, where they next lost to Poland.

They did, though, achieve to take three points off Slovenia on the opening day of this summer's strong global period, returning with a 2-0 win in Ljubljana last week. Set to visit Oslo for the return game with Norway this weekend, posting at least a point from their midweek fixture could be critical, but they face challengers equally intent on reaching the dizzy heights of League A. Unlike their hosts on Thursday, Serbia made it to the Football World Cup. And did so in dramatic situations by grabbing an automatic position away from Portugal late on in their final qualifying game. Ever since Dragan Stojkovic's men have been building towards the upcoming Football World Cup Finals in Qatar, and after a draw and defeat from two springtime friendlies, they have opened their newest Nations League campaign in the same style this month. For more to know about Football World Cup Tickets Click here.

Stung by that man again, Haaland, upon their return to modest action last week in Belgrade, the Eagles were leading in their first fixture against Norway, but still went on to lose 1-0. However, on Sunday evening, Serbia closed a complete victory in their second consecutive home game, by turning on the style at the end of a 4-1 win over Group 4 outsiders Slovenia.

In the non-appearance of the injured Dusan Vlahovic, the Serbian attack still achieved to conjure up goals from a variety of sources, so the Serbia Football World Cup team remains candidates for promotion to League A, after opening the opening competition down in the third tier, only four years ago. Facing a third game in a matter of days and a significant clash with Norway is yet to come Sweden coach Janne Andersson may make some variations to his starting XI on Thursday.

As Dejan Kulusevski will be postponed for being booked in both opening fixtures, the hosts will be required to switch things around up front, so Robin Quaison and teenager Anthony Elanga recorded on

his return from injury at the weekend should feature in the front three. As Carl Starfelt was previously sent home after being stretchered off in Slovenia.

Manchester United's Victor Lindelof is absent due to injury, and Joakim Nilsson could be aligned in central defence by Alexander Milosevic. Uncapped Hjalmar Ekdal brother of expert midfielder Albin Ekdal, who is also inaccessible due to injury offers a substitute. Serbia could make a self-justifying change of their own at the Friends Arena.

As Bochum's Erhan Masovic a debutant at the weekend may make way for another Bundesliga-based player, Milos Veljkovic of Werder Bremen. With Football World Cup star striker Dusan Vlahovic sidelined for the whole of this summer's action, Serbian FIFA World Cup goal-machine Aleksandar Mitrovic will suppose to lead the visitors' line again, having counted 45 times in 73 previous international attendances.

Luka Jovic could instead replace him up front, or captain Dusan Tadic will otherwise form part of a playmaking pair behind a lone striker, alongside Sassuolo's Filip Djuricic. Serbia Football World Cup team possible starting line-up includes Dmitrovic, Pavlovic, Milenkovic, Veljkovic, Lazovic, Gudelj, Terzic, Tadic, S. Milinkovic-Savic, Djuricic and Jovic. For more to know about the Cameroon Football World Cup team click here.

As Norway hosts Slovenia and could practicably pull clear at the top of Group 4, both teams will be aiming to triumph, and that could make for a more open game than expected. With both Dusan Vlahovic and Zlatan Ibrahimovic missing from the phase, others will have the chance to shine, and Serbia still has enough arms to take at least a point from maybe their hardest game on paper.

We don’t bear, the Football World Cup team leader closes door on Joel playing in Qatar Cameroon Football Federation head Samuel Eto’o has banged the door on any gamble of Liverpool defender Joel Matip playing for the nation at the Qatar FIFA World Cup. Matip rejected a call-up for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations and it arose he had given up work from international duty, explaining he was unhappy with the Cameroon set-up and the experience he had with the nation’s coaching staff.

It had been gambled that Matip could return for the Qatar Football World Cup this winter, but Eto’o has closed the door on any casual of that happening. The president claimed that the Cameroon squad do not bear players who think they are special ones and will stick with the set that led the nation to the World Cup, he added that Matip must stay in Liverpool football club.

This is a national team. We don’t bear people who think they are the special ones. Who only want to be with us, when they see sugar and success. We worked hard alone, and we have a big admiration for players who respect this nation in bad and good times. I had been on the best squads in Europe, but I have never weakened playing for the Cameroon Football World Cup team.

I think Matip’s period is over, he must forever stay in Liverpool. Those who started this job will finish it in Qatar. It doesn’t issue who they are, but they are going to Qatar to enjoy the outcomes of qualifying. No one will eat their fruits of accomplishment, but them. Matip won 27 caps for Cameroon between 2010 and 2015. He linked Liverpool in 2016 and has never signified the African nation during his time on the records at Anfield.

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