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Jon Wilde 15 Nov 2019

Kosovo vs England predictions for their Euro 2020 qualifier on Sunday
We are backing England to win comfortably in Pristina
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Kosovo vs England Match Info

Date: Sunday November 17 2019
Kick-off time: 5.00pm GMT
Venue: Fadil Vokrri Stadium, Pristina
Referee: Pawel Gil (Poland)

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Kosovo vs England Head-To-Head Record

1 previous match

September 10 2019: England 5-3 Kosovo

Kosovo vs England Stats

Kosovo are unbeaten in their last 11 home matches (nine wins, two draws)
Harry Kane has scored in seven of England’s latest 10 away games
England have not lost consecutive away qualifiers since 1993

Kosovo vs England Match Preview

Raheem Sterling is set to return for England’s last Euro 2020 qualifying match – but on the evidence of Thursday’s drubbing of Montenegro, his absence has made little difference.

The Manchester City forward was, of course, dropped as a punishment following his training-ground canteen bust-up with Liverpool’s Joe Gomez which had started during the Premier League clash between their clubs 24 hours earlier.

But while Sterling, along with Harry Kane, has been England’s biggest attacking weapon against opposition defences in the last few years – as opposed to his own team-mates, that is – they coped perfectly well without him at Wembley on Thursday.

There were opportunities in the starting line-up for youngsters Jadon Sancho, Mason Mount and Marcus Rashford while Kane helped himself to a hat-trick. Gomez got on as a substitute and so did James Maddison, for his debut, while the third replacement, Tammy Abraham, rounded off the scoring to continue the excellent work he has been producing for Chelsea.

That latest hugely impressive win secured top spot in the group ahead of the Czech Republic with Kosovo now certain to finish third, having let slip a 1-0 lead in Plzen which means the UEFA newbies will have to advance from the play-offs to contest their first ever major tournament.

The reverse fixture was a remarkable one in which Kosovo ‘won’ the second half 2-0 to lose 5-3, but this should be a more routine affair for Gareth Southgate’s side against a team who looked like they were running out of gas when a disappointingly clear second best in Plzen.

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