Poland vs Austria Prediction – UEFA Euro 2024 Picks 6/21/24

In this article, we will formulate a Poland vs Austria Prediction for this UEFA Euro 2024 match on Friday, June 21st at Olympiastadion Berlin. To formulate this prediction, we will examine:

-Poland’s recent form and recent player performance 

-Austria’s recent form and recent play performance

-A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for today’s game between Poland and Austria. 

Poland Betting Preview

Poland fell short in the first game of Euro 2024. Poland faced off against Netherlands and the offense only scored only one goal. Adam Buksa scored the first goal of the game in the 16th minute for Poland. The defense fell apart later though, and in the 83rd minute they gave up their second goal. Poland had seven shots on target but only 34 percent of the possession. Robert Lewandowski is expected to be healthy enough to get in this game but it’s unclear if he will be kept on the bench. Karol Swiderski came in during the second half of the last game and he could move into the starting lineup in this game. 

Austria Betting Preview

Austria faced off against France in the first game and they failed to score any goals on the way to the defeat. Austria had 52 percent of the possession and three shots on target, but zero goals. The only goal that France scored against them was an own goal, and they can’t let that happen again here. It’s unclear at this point if Austria is going to make any changes to the lineup but if they do one player that could be moved into the lineup is Patrick Wimmer. Austria needs to find a way to push numbers forward and really try to put the pressure on. 

Poland vs Austria Prediction

Getting quality scoring chances for Austria isn’t something that happened in the first game, and it’s not going to be something that happens in this game. Poland might not run up the score but they are going to find the back of the net at least once, and that is going to be enough. Austria won’t be scoring any goals, and it’s going to be Poland that comes out on top. Back Poland on the money line.