Following the Euros, Turkiye has maintained their impressive performance.

They are currently in first place in UEFA Nations League group B after drawing 1:3 with Iceland and drawing 0-0 with Wales.

Their home record is quite good, with four victories, one draw, and only two losses against formidable opponents Portugal and Croatia.

Against opponents like Montenegro, they have a clear advantage, especially in front of their 12th player—the amazing crowd in Turkiye.

Led by their captain Calhanoglu and their in-form player Akturkoglu, who can stop scoring goals for his country, and club Benfica will present a huge treat for the defense of Montenegro.

Montenegro on the other side sits on the bottom of the Groub B.

With two loses from two matches played.

Their away record is not good; in the last six games, they have four losses and one draw, with only one win in Bulgaria (0:1).

They have a decent team of players, including Marusic and the front combo of Osmajic and Krstovic, but they can't seem to find a solution in the defensive department right now.