UEFA don announce say two of Scotland top referees go take charge of two crunch Nations League fixtures for League A and League C.
Monday evening, Referee Nick Walsh, Assistant Referees Francis Connor and Daniel McFarlane, 4th Official Don Robertson, Video Assistant Referee Andrew Dallas and Assistant Video Assistant Referee Steven McLean go handle Stade de France in St. Denis as first placed League A side France host Belgium.
Tuesday, Referee David Dickinson, Assistant Referees David McGeachie and Jonathan Bell, 4th Official Lloyd Wilson, Video Assistant Referee Kevin Clancy and Assistant Video Assistant Referee Chris Graham go take charge of League C match between Estonia and Iceland in Tallinn.
Di match na round four for Nations League C group stages. Estonia and Iceland go meet on Tuesday for A Le Coq Arena.
Last time dem meet, e finish all square. With both denying to back down, scoreboard read 1-1 in the end.
Estonia head to di upcoming match as number 124 for FIFA world ranking. Meanwhile, there is a pretty big gap to upcoming opponents Iceland. Dem enter di game ranked number 72 for di world. After third round of di group stage Estonia dey number two on five, while Iceland get seven as number one.
Estonia no dey high scoring team these days, as dem only find back of net five times in last ten outings. That na average of just 0.5 goals per game, as dem concede 12 goals. Dem manage three clean sheets in these matches.
Iceland score seven goals, concede one and hold on for clean sheet in two of their last three matches.
Estonia go through their last three matches undefeated, but start by drawing 1-1 with Iceland. Another draw follow, this time 0-0 against Bulgaria, before dem beat Luxembourg by 1-0.
Estonia win half of their previous six internationals, while also drawing two. Dem lose one, while dem score four and concede three goals.
Iceland go unbeaten through their last three matches, which begin with 1-1 draw against Estonia. A 0-3 win against Luxembourg follow, before dem beat Bulgaria by 3-0.
Iceland win twice, while also recording two draws and two defeats in their last six internationals. The scoreline from these matches says six goals conceded and eight scored.
There was no winner the three times Estonia play Iceland, as both apparently get strong read on game plan of this particular opponent. No doubt, the draw once again make appealing bet.
Estonia did not lose any of their last 5 matches.
Estonia get 17% win rate against Iceland, who win one of these matches. The total record read 1-4-1, which worth keeping in mind before you make choice for your next accumulator, depending on your betting strategy.
In three of previous six matches between Estonia and Iceland both teams score.
Rasmus Peetson don find back of net one time in him previous six games for Estonia; who surely no mind him striking again this coming Tuesday.
Punters also go look for Orri Oskarsson to keep up him current streak for Iceland, having score three in him last six games for him national team.
Estonia win four of their previous 10 matches across all tournaments at A Le Coq Arena. Dem draw two and lose four as well, while Iceland win two of their last 10 games away. Dem draw two and lose six.
Both teams score in four of last 10 Nations League C matches for Estonia at A Le Coq Arena. Both teams also find their way to target in zero of previous 10 away games for Iceland.
Estonia see over 2.5 goals in two of their last ten matches across all tournaments, as dem score average of 1.1 goals during this run.
Over 2.5 goals come up in five of Iceland previous ten matches across all tournaments. Dem manage to score average of 1.2 goals in these matches.
For di live match action, Robi Saarma (Estonia) right footed shot from outside di box following fast break. Hördur Magnússon (Iceland) header from centre of di box is blocked. Mattias Männilaan (Estonia) header from right side of di six yard box is too high. Mattias Männilaan (Estonia) win free kick on left wing. Andri Gudjohnsen (Iceland) win free kick in attacking half. Delay over. They ready to continue. Delay in match because of injury Rasmus Peetson (Estonia). Daníel Grétarsson (Iceland) is shown yellow card for bad foul. Rasmus Peetson (Estonia) win free kick in defensive half. Robi Saarma is caught offside. Markus Poom (Estonia) left footed shot from outside di box is close, but misses to right. Robi Saarma (Estonia) right footed shot from centre of di box misses to right. Mattias Männilaan (Estonia) win free kick in defensive half.
