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Montenegro vs Croatia Predictions

Published on 2:18pm GMT 15 November 2025

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  • Podgorica City Stadium
Montenegro
    Croatia

      Croatia To Win To Nil

      Reason for tip

      Croatia are unbeaten in qualifying, winning six of their seven games and conceding just two goals. Against a Montenegro side that have failed to score in four of their last five qualifiers and who they beat 4-0 in September, Vatreni should triumph to nil.

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      Croatia 2-0

      Reason for tip

      With World Cup qualification assured, Croatia may make changes for this game but they should still beat an out-of-sorts Montenegro, albeit it might not be as emphatic as September’s 4-0 win for Vatreni when these two teams met in Zagreb.

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      Montenegro vs Croatia Predictions

      • Croatia are unbeaten in World Cup qualifying Group L, winning six of their seven games.
      • Vatreni thrashed Montenegro 4-0 when the teams met in Zagreb in September.
      • Montenegro’s only wins since March have come against Gibraltar and Liechtenstein.

      Vatreni to round off qualifying with routine win

      Croatia’s place at next summer’s World Cup was confirmed following Friday’s 3-1 win over the Faroe Islands and they are unbeaten in Group L, winning six of their seven matches and conceding just two goals.

      With qualification wrapped up, head coach Zlatko Dalic may look to rest several of his key players for this trip to Podgorica, but even a much-changed Croatia side should have too much for a Montenegro team that have endured a difficult campaign.

      There was certainly a huge gulf between the sides when they met in Zagreb in September, with Croatia’s 4-0 win perhaps flattering Montenegro given the hosts boasted nearly 75% possession and bossed the shot count 32-3.

      Montenegro’s form has nosedived

      Montenegro’s qualifying campaign started positively enough with wins over Gibraltar and the Faroe Islands in March, but they proceeded to lose their next four, conceding 12 goals in the process and scoring none.

      The Brave Falcons did come from behind to win 2-1 in Gibraltar on Friday, but that coupled with a narrow victory over another European minnow in Liechtenstein in a friendly last month represents their only successes since March.

      This could be another disappointing night for Montenegro, who may fail to score for the fifth time in six qualifiers, and Croatia can match what Czechia achieved earlier in this campaign by leaving Podgorica with a 2-0 win.

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