TIPS - Greece VS Denmark

[(Greece) Strength]:
1. Greece won 5-1 at home against Belarus in the first group match of the World Cup qualification (UEFA) and are currently in high spirits. In this match against strong Denmark, Greece are aiming to use home field advantage to gain points and consolidate the group ranking.
2. The Greece's lineup is mainly composed of players from European leagues. The core of the forward line is Pavlidis, who plays for SL Benfica. He scored in the first game and his goal tally for the national team has reached 10.
3. Greece achieved a big win over Belarus in the last round and have been in excellent form recently, with a record of 5 wins and 1 loss in the past six official matches.
4. Greece have scored 16 goals in the past 6 matches, averaging nearly 3 goals per game, and failed to score in only one match. In the first match, they won 5-1 against Belarus, with five players scoring goals.
5. Greece's performance at home has been relatively stable. They have won all of their last three home games, and their win rate in the past ten home games is 70%.
6. Greece have recently maintained a relatively solid defensive form. In the last five international matches, they have only conceded three goals, averaging less than one goal per game.
7. Greece won all of their last 4 games in AH, and all of them ended with OVER. They have a win rate of 70% in their last 10 home games in AH.

[(Denmark) Strength]:
1. Denmark drew 0-0 with Scotland at home in their first group match and missed out on three points. They are currently in second place in the group. In this match against Greece, Denmark surely hope to secure all three points away from home to improve their ranking and are highly motivated.
2. Denmark boast a star-studded lineup, with multiple players featuring in Europe's top five leagues. The attack is led by Hojlund and Dolberg, while the midfield is controlled by the core duo of Hojbjerg and Hjulmand. The defensive line is anchored by Christensen and Andersen, with the experienced goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel guarding the goal.
3. Denmark were held to a draw by Scotland in their first qualifying match. They have achieved two wins and one draw in their last three games, and their overall form is acceptable.
4. Denmark's recent offensive performance has been decent. They have scored 7 goals in their last 3 international matches, including a 5-0 victory over Lithuania.
5. Denmark's defense has been relatively stable recently. In the last 6 games, they have managed to keep 4 clean sheets. The three center-backs in the defense, Andreas Christensen, Rasmus Kristensen and Andersen, all come from the top five leagues and their strength is reliable.

[(Denmark) Weakness]:
1. Denmark's away performance has been poor. In the previous UEFA Nations League matches, they only managed two draws and two losses in their last four away games, with a win rate of only 30% in their last 10 away games.
2. Denmark won 4 of their last 10 games in AH, and won only 1 of their last 4 away games in AH.

[Tips]:
Greece are in excellent overall form.

With a recent record of five wins and one loss, they demonstrate strong offensive and defensive capabilities.

They also perform well at home, being well-rounded in both attack and defense.

On the other hand, Denmark have a strong lineup.

Although the draw in the first game exposed the problem of offensive efficiency, the team's defense is relatively stable.

Denmark have famous players from the top five leagues such as Dolberg, Hojlund and Hojbjerg, and in terms of experience and individual ability, they are definitely not inferior to Greece.

To sum up, Denmark are expected to keep unbeaten away from home.

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