Faroe Islands have shown good recent form, with a 4-0 home victory over Montenegro in their last match, marking their biggest win in an official competition. They've won three of their four qualification matches and have a strong defense, keeping clean sheets in their last two World Cup qualifiers. However, Faroe Islands' overall strength is limited, and they face significant defensive pressure against stronger teams. Czech Republic are in stable form, drawing 0-0 with group leaders Croatia in their last match, extending their unbeaten streak to three games. They've kept clean sheets in four of their last five World Cup qualifiers, demonstrating strong defensive capabilities. However, their top scorer, Schick, is injured, which could affect their attacking firepower. Faroe Islands typically employ a 5-4-1 or 4-5-1 defensive counter-attack formation, emphasizing defensive discipline and quick transitions. They average less than 40% possession, relying on wing speed and set pieces to create threats, with a counter-attack success rate of 38%. Their attack depends on through balls and crosses, with Joan Edmundsson as the target forward and players like Paal taking on attacking roles. Faroe Islands' home form is decent, and the prediction is that they will cover the spread in this match. The recommended score is 1-2 or 2-2.