San Marino vs Austria: prediction & betting odds 10 June 2025

The Matchday 4 World Cup 2026 qualifying clash between San Marino and Austria will take place on June 10 at the Olimpico Stadium in Serravalle. San Marino vs. Austria: prediction and betting odds, statistics.

San Marino

Roberto Cevoli's side has lost all three matches in the current qualifying cycle. These results have extended the team's losing streak in World Cup qualification to 56 matches. In their last outing, the team suffered a narrow 0-1 defeat to Bosnia and Herzegovina and currently has only one goal to their name, which was scored in the second round against Romania (1-5).

• San Marino has conceded no more than 5 goals in 7 of their last 8 World Cup qualifying matches.
• The team has managed to score just 2 goals in their last 12 home games in World Cup qualification.

Predicted lineup for San Marino (4-5-1)

Edoardo Colombo – Tommaso Benvenuti, Michele Cevoli, Dante Carlos Rossi, Filippo Fabbri – Alessandro Golinucci, Marcello Mularoni, Alberto Riccardi, Valli Casadei, Samuele Zannoni – Nicola Nanni.

Austria

Ralf Rangnick's side secured a 2-1 victory over Romania in their opening match of the World Cup 2026 qualifiers. The team currently sits fourth in the group, but the two teams above them have played more matches with the same points. Notably, Austria has shown uncompromising results in World Cup qualification: in their last 11 matches in this tournament, there has not been a single draw (6 wins, 5 losses).

• Both opponents scored in Austria's last four World Cup qualifying matches.
• In 5 of the last 7 matches in this tournament, Austria has conceded no more than one goal.

Predicted lineup for Austria (4-5-1)

Patrick Pentz – Philipp Mwene, Philipp Lienhart, Stefan Posch, Konrad Laimer – Patrick Wimmer, Nicolas Seiwald, Xaver Schlager, Christoph Baumgartner, Michael Gregoritsch – Marko Arnautovic.

Defenders Kevin Danso and Gernot Trauner are injured.

Referee

Ondrej Berka (Czech Republic)

Matches – 7 (International matches, 2024/25);

Yellow cards shown (including second yellows) – 35;

Average yellow cards per match – 5;

Red cards shown – 0;

Average fouls per match – 25;

Penalties – 14%.

Match Prediction: San Marino vs. Austria

Austria, in their debut home match in this tournament, scored twice against Romania. In away World Cup qualifiers, the Austrians also typically limit their scoring to no more than two goals in their last 16 away matches in qualification.

San Marino usually concedes a lot, but recently they've been putting up a fight against their opponents. As a result, the team has conceded more than four goals in only two of their last six World Cup qualifying matches. It is worth noting that in their last match in the tournament, San Marino conceded just one goal against the fairly strong Bosnia and Herzegovina team.

I expect a comfortable victory for Austria, but I don't think they will score too many. My prediction: Austria individual total under 4.5 goals