Updated 14 November 2026.
Faroe Islands host Moldova at Þórsvöllur on Monday 16 November, kick-off 3pm UK, in the UEFA Nations League. The hosts have played five League C games and drawn every one of them. Moldova have won two of their five and sit a place above them in the group. Faroe Islands are the favourites at 1.83 with Coral, with Moldova at 4.75 and the draw at 3.60, both with bet365.
Faroe Islands are 3rd in their League C group on 5 points, with seven goals scored and seven conceded from five games. All five have been draws: 1-1 with Kazakhstan, 1-1 away to Moldova, 1-1 with Slovakia, then 2-2 away to Kazakhstan and, on Friday, 2-2 away to Slovakia.
Both teams have scored in every one of those games, the highest both-teams-to-score rate in the competition at 100%. They have no clean sheets, score 1.4 goals a game (the 21st most) and concede 1.4 (the 17th most). Their shots on target average of 4 a game is the 27th fewest of the 54 teams.
Moldova are 2nd in the group on 7 points from two wins, a draw and two defeats, with five goals for and nine against. They beat Kazakhstan 2-1 on Friday, at home, after a heavy 4-0 loss to Slovakia in early October. They also won 2-1 away at Kazakhstan on 2 October. Their 1.8 goals conceded a game is the 12th most in the competition, and like the Faroes they haven't kept a clean sheet. At the other end they score 1 goal a game, the 27th most, and average 4.6 shots on target, the 22nd most.
The two sides are level on corners at 4.8 a game, the 21st most. Moldova average 1 card a game, the 5th fewest, while the Faroes average 2.2, the 26th most.
Petru Popescu has had a shot in five straight games for Moldova, averaging 4.4 a game, and a shot on target in four straight. He has also made a tackle in five straight games.
Sergiu Perciun has had a shot in four straight games for Moldova, averaging 3 a game, and has also hit the target in each of those four.
For the hosts, Petur Knudsen has had a shot in five straight games, averaging 2.2 a game. Centre-back Andrias Edmundsson has also had a shot in four straight games, at 2.3 a game.
In midfield, Géza Dávid Turi has made a tackle in five straight games at 2.4 a game, level with Moldova's Nikita Motpan, who has the same run and the same average.
Faroe Islands are favourites at 1.83 with Coral, with the draw at 3.60 and Moldova at 4.75 with bet365. Both teams to score is 2.10 at bet365, and it has happened in all five Faroe Islands games. Over 1.5 goals is 1.40 and over 2.5 is 2.25 at bet365.
| Market | Best price |
|---|---|
| Faroe Islands to win | 1.83 (Coral) |
| Draw | 3.60 (bet365) |
| Moldova to win | 4.75 (bet365) |
| Both teams to score | 2.10 (bet365) |
| Over 2.5 goals | 2.25 (bet365) |
Neither side has kept a clean sheet this season. Over 2.5 goals has landed in 2 of the Faroes' five games (40%, the 22nd lowest rate) and in 3 of Moldova's five (60%).
Faroe Islands vs Moldova kicks off at 15:00 UK time on Monday 16 November 2026 at Þórsvöllur, in the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League (League C). It is the hosts' sixth game in the group, after 5 draws.
Faroe Islands have drawn all 5 of their 2026/27 UEFA Nations League games ahead of the match with Moldova, scoring 7 goals and conceding 7. That leaves them 3rd in their League C group on 5 points.
Faroe Islands are favourites at 1.83 with Coral for the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League match against Moldova on 16 November. The draw is 3.60 and Moldova are 4.75, both at bet365.
Both teams to score is 2.10 at bet365 for Faroe Islands vs Moldova in the 2026/27 Nations League. Faroe Islands have a 100% both-teams-to-score rate in 5 games, the highest in the competition.
Petru Popescu has had a shot on target in 4 straight games for Moldova going into the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League match with Faroe Islands. He has had a shot in 5 straight games, averaging 4.4 a game.
Moldova are 2nd and Faroe Islands 3rd in their League C group in the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League. Moldova have 7 points from 5 games and the Faroes have 5, all from draws.