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Live on BBC Two: Saturday 17:00. Liechtenstein v Wales. Liechtenstein host Wales on Saturday and it’s a game that should be a routine win for the visitors. William Hill offer a best price 1/33 that Craig Bellamy’s side are able to oblige, with the Red Dragons winning the reverse fixture 3-0. A repeat scoreline can be wagered at 5/1 with bet365, with a 4-0 success also backable at 5/1 with the same firm.
If you’re looking to play things simpler, a Welsh win to nil can be punted at 1/3 with Coral and it might be worth looking at the possibility that Wales don’t find a breakthrough until the second half. They took until the 40th minute to score in Cardiff and it’s therefore worth considering Draw HT Wales FT at 4/1 with Betfred.
Live on BBC Two: Saturday 19:45. Greece v Scotland. Scotland head to Athens with a chance of finishing top of Group D, although they’re the 9/4 outsiders with Coral to secure a victory. It could be a tall order for Steve Clarke’s side who were booed off despite beating Belarus at Hampden Park. Greece are warm favourites despite three consecutive defeats and you can get 23/20 with William Hill that they win.
The draw could be a lively runner and there’s 9/4 with Ladbrokes that the clash ends all square. We like the 2-2 scoreline between two fairly evenly-matched sides and that’s priced up at 14/1 with Bet365.
Live on Amazon Prime PPV: Sunday 14:00. Hungary v Rep of Ireland. Republic of Ireland claimed a surprise 2-0 win against Portugal on Thursday and they’re in with a chance of making the World Cup. A victory in Budapest will seal them land a play-off spot and they’re 10/3 with Bet365 to claim another success. However, the Magyars are the 4/5 favourites with Betfred to instead secure second spot in Group F.
We might see a cagey encounter with so much at stake. Bet365 make it a 27/10 chance that the clash ends all square, with a 1-0 victory in favour of the home side backable at 5/1 with BoyleSports.
Live on ITV1: Sunday 17:00. Albania v England. England’s 100% record continued with a 2-0 win over Serbia and they’re no bigger than 2/5 with Ladbrokes to claim a success in Albania on Sunday. Once again, we’re happy to plump for the Three Lions to achieve a bloodless victory and Coral chalk up 13/10 that the English claim a success without reply.
Alternatively, you can look to play the correct score market and a 1-0 success can be backed at 6/1 with bet365. This can be paired with a 2-0 victory at 11/2 with Coral, especially as Thomas Tuchel is likely to rotate his team for this encounter.
Live on BBC Three: Monday 19:45. Northern Ireland v Luxembourg. Northern Ireland host Luxembourg on Monday night, hoping that a win can give them a sniff of qualification. Michael O’Neill’s side are a 3/10 chance with Betfred to beat modest opposition. A repeat of the 3-1 success that was enjoyed in Luxembourg City can be wagered at 10/1 with William Hill and it might be along those lines.
Luxembourg are a meaty 9/1 with bet365 to make home advantage count with a victory. The draw is a 4/1 shot with Ladbrokes, although the home side have only scored once this term. Therefore, an away win to nil can be wagered at 21/20 with BoyleSports.
Live on BBC Two: Tuesday 19:45. Scotland v Denmark. Scotland and Denmark clash in what is a crunch encounter at Hampden Park. Steve Clarke’s side are currently priced at 13/5 with Betfred to make home advantage count against their Scandinavian opponents. It’s the Danes who are favourites and the 11/10 with Ladbrokes might be a popular selection considering they boast a higher calibre of player.
The teams played out a goalless draw at Parken in the reverse fixture and William Hill have 12/5 that this encounter ends all square. A low-scoring encounter has to be a runner and we’ll take the Under 2.5 Goals pick at odds of 8/11 with bet365.
Live on BBC Three: Tuesday 19:45. Wales v North Macedonia. Wales need to win against North Macedonia to land a World Cup qualifying berth and Craig Bellamy’s side are the warm favourites. The Red Dragons are 4/7 with Betfred to finish second behind Belgium by claiming three points, although the visitors are unbeaten in the group, having won three and drawn four of their seven clashes.
Betfred make the visitors a 5/1 chance of landing a success, with the draw available at 3/1 with Ladbrokes. It might be that the away side look to frustrate their opponents. It was a 1-1 draw when the sides met in the reverse fixture and a repeat of this scoreline can be punted at 7/1 with Bet365.
NB. All odds shown are correct at time of publishing and are subject to change.
