In this UEFA Nations League League B clash between England and Greece, both teams come into the match in excellent form, having won their opening two games in the group.

England have been solid in their last outings, securing a 2-0 win over Finland and a similar 2-0 victory against Ireland.

They have shown defensive stability, not conceding in either match, while maintaining a clinical edge in front of goal.

However, they will be without key striker Harry Kane, who is recovering from injury and will miss this match.

Greece, on the other hand, are also coming off two strong victories, beating Finland 3-0 at home and securing an impressive 2-0 away win against Ireland.

The Greek defense has been particularly resilient, as they too are yet to concede in the competition.

Historically, England have dominated the head-to-head encounters, most notably winning 4-0 in a friendly in 2006 and taking a 2-0 win in 2001 World Cup qualifiers.

However, Greece held England to a 2-2 draw in the same qualification campaign, showing they can be difficult to break down.

Even without Kane, England’s overall squad strength and home advantage should see them secure the victory, though Greece will likely make it a competitive match.

The match prediction for the football match between England and Greece in the UEFA Nations League uses several algorithms including team form comparison, head-to-head (h2h), and other important statistics.

We use these advanced statistical models in combination with the most recent news and expert opinions to analyze data and come up with the most accurate predictions possible.