Serbia are currently top of the group on 11 points after recording three wins and two draws. They are two points above second place Romania, who could still top the group if the home side loses and they record a win over Montenegro.
Serbia have only played UEFA Nations League games since the World Cup, so are unbeaten in five matches. Their recent games have been low scoring, with under 2.5 goals scored in five of their last eight outings.
The home side has a mixed recent home record, as they have won two, lost two and drawn one of their last five games on home soil. Their recent home games have been relatively high scoring, with over 2.5 goals scored in four of their last five home matches.
Lithuania have endured a torrid UEFA Nations League campaign, losing all five of their games and suffering relegation to the D groups of the competition. In fact, the visitors have a poor recent record in general, as they have failed to win in nine games, suffering eight defeats in the process.
Conceding too many goals has been Lithuania's main problem of late, as they have conceded at least two goals in their last four international matches.
Lithuania’s tale of woe continues on their travels, as the visitors have lost their last five away games on their travels. They have also won just one of their last 24 games on the road.
The visitors have had problems at both ends of the field on their travels of late, failing to score in their last five away games, while also conceding at least twice in four of their last five matches.
Forebet predicts that Serbia will record a victory in a high scoring clash to win promotion to the B groups of the Nations League.