In the leadup to this game, the Cypriots beat Denmark 4-1 for the league, and Lithuania 5-1 in a friendly that took place last week. Estonia has played two games for the league so far, suffering heavy defeats to Romania and Portugal.
Coach Nikolian will be happy to have a nearly complete arsenal to choose from, as Antonakopoulos, Dellopoulos and Rossides seem to have recovered from knee and ankle injuries. The only question mark is veteran midfielder Charalambous who left last night's training with a calf strain. The Cypriots will also be reinforced by the recently recruited right back Andreas Formosa, and the goalkeeper of Brussels British FC Diego Davila.
The game kicks off at 20.30 on Thursday at the ISB.
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