Prediction Israel - Ireland today 01:45 28/09/2026.

Israel has a stable group of key players such as goalkeeper Daniel Peretz, defender Idan Nachmias, and forward Sayd Abu Farhi, who regularly play in their main positions and have made significant contributions in recent matches.

Israel has a significant scoring ability, with an average of 1.7 goals per game, especially when facing weaker teams, indicating that the attack has maintained a level of consistent performance.

Israel does not stand out tactically, with current data insufficient to determine a clear tactical trend or flexibility in changing formations.

In recent matches, Israel has had moments of keeping a clean sheet (4 matches) and created chances, but could not maintain consistency throughout, leading to inconsistent results between matches.

Israel is going through an unstable performance phase, with inconsistent results (4 wins, 2 draws, 4 losses in the last 10 matches), particularly three heavy consecutive losses against strong opponents such as Italy and Norway.

The team's defense is facing many problems, conceding an average of 1.9 goals per game, while the defense is often sloppy, leading to two heavy defeats with scores of (0-3, 0-5)

The lineup lacks depth, with substitutes like Manor Solomon and Oscar Gloukh failing to make a clear difference, while key players such as Omri Gandelman are missing due to injury, affecting the team's ability to control and create chances in the midfield.

Ireland is showing stability with 5 wins, 3 draws in their last 10 matches, indicating the ability to maintain good results in both attack and defense.

Ireland has 3 convincing wins (5-0 against Grenada, 3-2 against Hungary, 2-0 against Portugal), evidence of an explosive performance in matches with an advantage.

Ireland kept a clean sheet in 5 matches (50%), showing that the defense has the ability to play solidly in matches where they control the game well

A 50% win rate in the last 10 matches reflects a level of stability but not overly outstanding, without creating a significant difference compared to opponents

The team frequently uses the 3-4-2-1 formation, creating stability but lacking variation and flexibility in specific situations.

Ireland lost two consecutive matches against Kosovo and Portugal, both matches taking place within the framework of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, when facing strong opponents.

Ireland received 21 yellow cards and 1 red card in their last 10 matches, especially the loss to Portugal (5 yellow cards), showing a lack of control and discipline in play.

Ireland lacks quality players in the forward and midfield lines (Mason Melia, Kian Leavy, Jaden Umeh), while the substitute lineup is weak (Thomas Cannon, Adam Idah, Liam Kitching), affecting the ability to rotate players and create surprises.

In matches against strong opponents (Kosovo, Portugal), Ireland did not create significant opportunities and often played passively, demonstrating a lack of efficiency in tense matches.