Prediction Northern Ireland - Hungary today 01:45 29/09/2026.

Northern Ireland is showing clear improvement with two consecutive wins against Slovakia (2-0) and Georgia (1-0), demonstrating their goal-scoring ability and consistent performance in recent matches.

Northern Ireland successfully kept a clean sheet in their only match at the UEFA Nations League (2026-2027), reflecting the stability in defense and commendable defensive ability.

Although they have only played one match, Northern Ireland is in second place in the standings with 3 points, showing positive motivation and competitive potential in the tournament.

The goal difference (wins/losses) of Northern Ireland is +1, indicating a balance between attack and defense, however, limited data makes it difficult to comprehensively assess the team's performance in upcoming matches.

The form of key players such as Shea Charles and Trai Hume remains stable, but there is not enough information to determine whether this is a long-term trend or not.

Maintaining the current form in the tournament is essential, but the goal-scoring ability is still limited and needs improvement to increase competitiveness in the standings

Northern Ireland is going through an unstable phase with a series of inconsistent results, especially three consecutive losses against strong teams such as Germany, Italy, and Slovakia, reflecting a lack of stability when facing top opponents.

Low goal-scoring efficiency (average 0.8 goals per game) and weak defensive capability (average 1.1 goals conceded per game) indicate reliance on counterattacks or penalties, and a lack of control over the game.

The high number of yellow cards (an average of 2.1 cards per game) and the lack of discipline in play are serious weaknesses that can lead to personnel losses and create opportunities for the opposing team to counterattack.

The lineup relies on a small group of key players, lacking depth and competition from substitute players, increasing the risk in tense matches

Hungary demonstrated its ability to make a comeback in a recent match, winning 1-0 against Slovenia after losing 0-0 in the first half, showcasing resilience and the ability to maintain fighting spirit until the final minute.

Hungary has a consistent goal-scoring performance with an average of 1.5 goals per game, including 3 matches with at least 2 goals, reflecting their ability to create and capitalize on opportunities against weaker opponents.

Hungary kept a clean sheet in 4 out of their last 10 matches, including a 0-0 draw with Greece and a 2-0 win against Armenia, showing improved defensive performance in some games.

Hungary has not kept a clean sheet in any match within the UEFA Nations League 2026-2027, but has not suffered a heavy defeat, indicating that their performance is still at an average level in the early stages of the tournament.

Hungary's form is unstable, with a sequence of results alternating between wins and losses, especially the narrow losses against strong opponents like Portugal (2-3) and Ukraine (0-1), showing a lack of consistency and weak ability to compete against strong teams.

Hungary has received a total of 17 yellow cards in their last 10 matches (an average of 1.7 per game), with several matches having a high number of yellow cards such as the match against Kazakhstan (6 cards) and Ireland (4 cards), reflecting a lack of discipline and poor emotional control.

Hungary lost 3 out of their last 5 matches in the second half, including a 2-3 defeat against Portugal and a 2-3 loss to Ireland, highlighting their weakness in maintaining intensity and defensive resilience in the final stages of matches.

The injury of forward Damir Redzic (contusion) and the absence of defender Szabolcs Schön (ACL injury) could directly affect the attack and defense, especially in important matches.