The UEFA Nations League kicks off for Serbia and Greece on September 24, 2026, with both nations eager to lay down an early marker. With no prior matches in this campaign, both teams enter the contest with a clean slate, making this opening fixture a fascinating tactical battle. The market odds reflect this uncertainty, with home, draw, and away all given a roughly equal win probability, suggesting a tightly contested affair.
Serbia will undoubtedly look to leverage home advantage, with their passionate support often proving a significant factor. Key narratives will revolve around which side can establish control in midfield and exploit any early-season rustiness. Greece, known for their defensive resilience, will likely aim to frustrate their hosts and hit on the counter. Punters will be keeping a close eye on the Over/Under 2.5 goals market; the odds suggest a slightly lower-scoring game, indicative of two teams potentially prioritising not losing their opener. Expect a cautious but competitive encounter where individual moments of brilliance or defensive lapses could prove decisive.
1. F. Stankovic, 26. V. Djurdjevic, 16. S. Erakovic, 4. N. Simic, 25. S. Bukinac, 10. A. Stankovic, 6. V. Dragojevic, 11. L. Randjelovic, 24. P. Stanic, 21. V. Lucic, 18. N. Stulic
1. O. Vlachodimos, 5. P. Retsos, 17. P. Hatzidiakos, 3. K. Koulierakis, 2. G. Vagiannidis, 23. N. Triantis, 8. C. Mouzakitis, 19. G. Kyriakopoulos, 7. G. Masouras, 10. C. Tzolis, 9. A. Douvikas
Match events
4' Goal Normal Goal — Andrija Živković (Serbia) (assists: Dušan Tadić)
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