Mobile
APP
Hong Kong Odds
- Decimal Odds
- Hong Kong Odds
- Indonesian Odds
- American Odds
- Malay Odds
English
- English
Vietnam
Samuel Luckhurst
415
Articles
0
Like
4
Follower
53.8%
Win Rate
-1.5%
ROI
13
Tips
1.87
Avg Odds
Member Ranking
-
1
1
Iqbal ahmadFollow100%Win Rate +83.3%ROI 10Tips 1.87Avg Odds -
2
Koke ResurrecciónFollow85.7%Win Rate +51.4%ROI 16Tips 1.88Avg Odds -
3
2
ConstanceWon 12/14Follow85.7%Win Rate +37.6%ROI 14Tips 1.61Avg Odds -
4
peter habakkukFollow81.8%Win Rate +43.3%ROI 13Tips 1.83Avg Odds -
5
Funny MemesFollow81.8%Win Rate +52.3%ROI 12Tips 1.94Avg Odds -
6
ElevateFollow80%Win Rate +51.5%ROI 10Tips 1.89Avg Odds
1
2
Note: Statistics base on data from last 7 or 30 days
More Ranking
Further Reading
-
KINOZADa 7Poland U19’s underwhelming showing in the latest U19 European Championship qualifying campaign has left plenty of room for improvement for the side. Ranked at a solid upper-mid tier among teams at this youth level, they finished dead last in Group A of the 2026/27 qualifying stage, picking up just 2 draws and 1 loss across three group fixtures. They managed to find the net only twice in that stretch, while conceding 5 goals in total, a return that fell far short of all pre-tournament expectations. In their two recent friendly outings in 2026, the side first suffered a narrow 0-1 defeat against Switzerland U19, before bouncing back to edge out Slovakia U19 with a 2-1 win in their second fixture. Kazakhstan U19 sits at the lower tier of competitive level for their age group. In the U19 Championship qualifying Group A, they finished 3rd with 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss across 3 group matches, scoring 6 and conceding 6 goals in total. Their two most recent friendlies saw them draw 1-1 withO/U
INT FRL
Poland U19
3-0 Kazakhstan U19
-
AlferFriendly fixtures for youth national teams are far more than a mere check on players' usual training results, they act as key platforms for youngsters to accumulate high-level match experience and polish their team tactical systems. Poland U19 have demonstrated impressive competitive quality under their mature youth training system recently, maintaining a tight, well-organized shape across the pitch. Their solid midfield control has been a standout feature in previous warm-up outings, as they work through opposing defences patiently with quick, coordinated short passing sequences. When it comes to past meetings against youth sides from Central Asia, Poland U19 hold a notable psychological advantage, with their high level of physical intensity and refined technical ability giving them clear competitiveness in all midfield duels. Home crowd backing will serve as a massive morale boost for the side playing on familiar turf, and Poland U19 are widely expected to hit their rhythm fast rightO/UINT FRL
Poland U19
3-0 Kazakhstan U19
-
SuperCoinAs a standout product of the European elite youth training system, Poland U19 has demonstrated outstanding tactical execution and strong physical competitiveness in various age-level competitions in recent years. The team holds a distinct advantage in total squad value and lineup depth over most of their peers in this international friendly against Kazakhstan U19. Looking at their recent form, Poland U19 regularly breaks through opposing defensive lines with highly coordinated, efficient passing and possession play. The solid control from their midfield unit and the sharp finishing efficiency of their forwards form a positive, well-oiled cycle, allowing them to comfortably seize the initiative on the pitch even when facing technically gifted opponents. As a long-established strong side in Central Asia, Kazakhstan U19 has low exposure on the international stage but boasts distinctive mastery of counter-attack tactics. The squad is equipped with outstanding physical fitness and running cO/UINT FRL
Poland U19
3-0 Kazakhstan U19
INT FRL
More Recommend
-
The well-documented youth development system of Croatia has long churned out players with elite tactical awareness, silky on-ball skills and strict adherence to team tactical frameworks, and their U19 side is set to put that legacy on full display in this European youth international friendly against Italy’s corresponding age group team. This fixture is far more than a regular exhibition clash, as it offers a clear, direct comparison of the latest outputs from two of Europe’s most respected youth training systems. Croatia’s U19 squad has hit an encouraging run of form in recent warm-up matches, with attacking threats spread across the entire front line, notably upgraded midfield control, and a well-drilled compact shape across the pitch. Their backline has also looked extremely solid, with strong existing chemistry between defensive players that allows them to effectively shut down opposition through passes that try to break their defensive lines. Renowned for their traditional cO/UINT FRL
Croatia U19
-
Italy U19
-
Uzbekistan has long established itself as a traditional powerhouse in Central Asian football, with notable progress in youth academy development and tactical philosophy updates over recent years. Their playing style combines polished technical play with rapid attack-defense transitions, placing high priority on midfield and front-third possession as well as aggressive pressing defense. The side has consistently shown strong dominance in home fixtures, supported by a large, passionate local fanbase that creates a fiery matchday atmosphere and brings them extra psychological advantage. This international friendly, though not a high-stakes official tournament match, acts as a valuable opportunity for both sides to test their recent training results, fine-tune new lineups and improve on-pitch team coordination. Playing on home soil eliminates long-distance travel for the squad, letting players stay in peak physical condition and stick to their regular daily rhythm, a critical edge for highO/UINT FRL
Uzbekistan
-
Syria
Comments
All
By Author
Me
Post