Moldova welcome Hungary in a Euro 2008 qualifier on November 17 knowing fully well that they might still bottom out in Group C. Hungary on the other hand have a realistic chance of ending up in the fourth position in this group, which also includes Greece, Norway, Turkey and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Moldova coach Igor Dobrovolski has called up FC Ceahlaul Piatra Neamt midfielder Evgheni Cebotari for the team's final Euro 2008 qualification match at home. FC Metallurg Kuzbass defender Eduard Grosu is back in the squad after a long time.

Moldova are battling suspensions in the form of Alexandru Gatcan, Victor Golovatenco and Andrei Corneencov. Meanwhile Sheriff goalkeeper Serghei Pascenco is out with an injury. Still Moldova will want to repeat their 3-2 win at Malta last month and end their Euro 2008 qualifying campain on a high note.

Hungary coach Péter Várhidi has named the same team which secured wins against Malta and Poland. The latter win was secured in an international friendly last month. Tamás Hajnal scored off a penalty to give Hungary a memorable win against Poland.

Midfielder Ákos Buzsáky is back in the squad, but the coach is expected to release many players ahead of the Moldova clash as well as the Greece game on November 21.

Moldova are sixth in Group C with 9 points from 11 games, while Hungary are fifth with 12 points from 10 games. Watch Moldova v Hungary Live on free-football.tv.