Russia, clear leaders of Group A arrive at this match in the National Stadium knowing that a win will see them winning the group and playing the runner-up from Group B.
While the BBC website is reporting that Russia have no injuries, Dick Advokaat at his press conference has confirmed that Aleksandr Kokorin has a hamstring injury ruling him out of the rest of the tournament, and Konstantin Zyryanov has an illness, which makes him doubtful for the Greece game.
For Greece, however, this is a game which they have to win in order to progress. And they will dos without their first choice goalkeeper, Costas Chalkias, and Avraam Papadopoulis. Sokratis Papastathopoulis returns following his one match suspension, however.
Betting Tip
[The following tip is for fun only. Gamble responsibly (if at all) and only gamble money you can afford to lose.]
I can only see a win for Russia here; they have played so much better than the other teams and are the only team to have a positive goal difference in the group and Over 2.5 Goals can be backed at 2.04 (21/20) at Betfair.
I can only see a win for Russia here; they have played so much better than the other teams and are the only team to have a positive goal difference in the group and Over 2.5 Goals can be backed at 2.04 (21/20) at Betfair.
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