TIPS - Kosovo VS Sweden

[(Kosovo) Strength]:
1. Kosovo suffered a heavy defeat to Switzerland in the last World Cup qualifier. This time playing at home, Kosovo will strive to earn points to boost morale and are highly motivated.
2. Vedat Muriqi, who plays for RCD Mallorca in La Liga, is the team's main striker. He has made 61 appearances for Kosovo and scored 31 goals, making him the top scorer in the team.
3. Kosovo have been strong at home, winning all of their previous five home games.
4. Kosovo won 4 of their last 5 games in AH.

[(Kosovo) Neutral]:
1. Kosovo have scored 14 goals and conceded 10 ones in 5 matches this year. The team's offensive performance was excellent, but their defense was poor.

[(Kosovo) Weakness]:
1. Kosovo suffered a 0-4 defeat to Switzerland in the first World Cup qualifier, ending their previous five-game winning streak in all competitions and dealing a blow to the team's morale.

[(Sweden) Strength]:
1. Sweden were held to a draw by Slovenia in their first World Cup qualifier and failed to get off to a winning start. In this match, Sweden will strive for their first win in the World Cup qualifiers and are highly motivated.
2. Yasin Abbas Ayari performed outstandingly in the last game. He contributed both an assist and a goal, helping his team draw with Slovenia.
3. Sweden's current world ranking is 29th. Compared with Kosovo, who are ranked 95th, Sweden's ranking advantage is very obvious, and the overall strength of the team is superior.
4. The two teams have met three times before, and Sweden have achieved three consecutive victories, holding a clear upper hand.
5. Sweden won 3 of their last 4 games in AH.

[(Sweden) Neutral]:
1. In the last World Cup qualifier, Sweden were held to a draw by Slovenia near the end of the game and failed to secure a victory.
2. Sweden have achieved one win, one draw and one loss in three away games this year, with an average record. Their away performance has been mediocre.
3. Sweden have scored 13 goals and conceded 7 ones in 5 matches this year. The team's offensive power is excellent, but their defense is not solid enough.

[Tips]:
Kosovo suffered a 0-4 defeat to Switzerland in their last World Cup qualifier, which dealt a significant blow to their morale.

However, the team have won all of their previous five home games, demonstrating a relatively strong home performance.

On the other hand, Sweden were held to a draw by Slovenia in their last World Cup qualifier.

The team's previous away record and performance were also rather mediocre.

However, judging from the current international rankings of the two teams, Sweden's overall strength is clearly stronger than that of Kosovo.

The AH line is -0.75 for the away side.

So Sweden are expected to win this game.

[Recommended]:
Sweden (-0.5/1)