BetUS<\/a><\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nEstonia<\/h3>\n
Starting with the hosts, while Estonia might have signed off 2025 in the midst of yet another extended rut, Jurgen Henn\u2019s men have enjoyed a rugged start to their Nations League campaign. Last seen over the weekend snatching a 1-0 victory at home against Luxembourg, the Blues are unbeaten in all of their first three League C showdowns and the mood in their camp should be at a high. Knowing that they can leapfrog Iceland and skyrocket themselves into pole position on Tuesday night, Estonia have also suffered just a sole defeat from any of their previous eight matchups across all competitions \u2013 a run that stems back over the past 11 months. It should also be highlighted, Henn\u2019s promotion contenders have shipped just a sole strike in almost 500 minutes of action.<\/p>\n
Estonia Team News<\/strong><\/p>\nArguably the most notable name in Estonia\u2019s squad this month, Bochum defender Karol Mets will lead Henn\u2019s side out on Tuesday night and earn a 108th-cap. Now in his second campaign with Scottish outfit Kilmarnock, Michael Schjonning-Larsen will feature here.<\/p>\n
Now playing his domestic football with Slovakian-based club Tencin, former Shamrock Rovers man Markus Poom will start in the middle of the park and be partnered alongside one-time Fulham youngster Matias Kait.<\/p>\n
Iceland<\/h3>\n
As for the visitors, although Iceland might have opened their respective Nations League adventure at the heart of a public crisis, Arnar Gunnlaugsson\u2019s men have come roaring back in some style. Last seem over the weekend cruising their way to a dominant 3-0 victory at home against Bulgaria, Tuesday\u2019s guests are sat in the driving seat to punch an immediate League B return. Likewise, signing off September with another 3-0 win against Luxembourg, Iceland have registered seven points from their opening three Nations League showdowns. Enjoying what has become their most fruitful spell in recent memory, Gunnlaugsson\u2019s men have also recorded back-to-back clean sheets for the first time since way back in January 2024.<\/p>\n
Iceland Team News<\/strong><\/p>\nGiven what is a speedy Nations League turnaround in midweek, Blackburn Rovers attacker Andri Gudjohnsen could be handed an immediate full recall. Despite making just a trio of Premier League appearances since arriving at Brentford back in 2024, shot-stopper Hakon Rafn Valdimarsson will start between the sticks.<\/p>\n
Bagging a Nations League brace against Bulgaria over the weekend, Real Sociedad starlet Orri Oskarsson will lead the line on Tuesday night. Now in his fourth campaign with French giants Lille, 23-year-old Hakon Arnar Haraldsson will partner Oskarsson in the final third.<\/p>\n