Football Accumulator Tips

Poland have already secured their spot in the playoffs and they will want to end their group campaign on a high. They have only conceded five goals in seven qualifiers and they face a Malta side that has only found the back of the net on two occasions.

Croatia are unbeaten in qualifying, winning six of their seven games and conceding just two goals. Against a Montenegro side that have failed to score in four of their last five qualifiers and who they beat 4-0 in September, Vatreni should triumph to nil.

Lithuania have failed to win any of their seven games in qualifying so far and they should struggle on the road against a Netherlands side that have not lost any of their last seven matches in all competitions.

Northern Ireland can end a strong 2025 on a high when they host Luxembourg on Monday. The hosts won 2-0 when these two met at Windsor Park last year, and they’ve improved since then. Four of the visitors’ five defeats in qualifying have come by at least two goals.

Malaga have lost each of their last five away trips, while they’ve scored only three away goals all season. The hosts are unbeaten against the bottom 10, so back them to edge a key clash at the bottom.

Czechia are out of form, following up last month’s defeat to the Faroe Islands with Thursday’s narrow friendly win over San Marino. Gibraltar have only conceded more than two goals in one of their last six games and can keep this one competitive.

Germany have won four straight since losing to Slovakia and have won four of the last five meetings of the nations too, winning both of their previous home encounters. They conceded at home to Northern Ireland and in their final five Nations League games in the last 12 months, so there is a good chance the Slovaks score too.

Croatia are unbeaten in qualifying, winning six of their seven games and conceding just two goals. Against a Montenegro side that have failed to score in four of their last five qualifiers and who they beat 4-0 in September, Vatreni should triumph to nil.

Austria have won six of their last seven games to top their group, including a 2-1 victory at Bosnia. They meet a Bosnian side who are still in with a shot of top spot, while the visitors have scored in all nine games in 2025. Austria have kept only three clean sheets across their last nine at home.

This is virtually a dead-rubber as Switzerland will take top spot unless they lose by 6 or more goals. The visitors won the reverse fixture 4-0 and should be able to find a way through but Kosovo are on an eight-game unbeaten run at home – scoring 17 goals during that period – and they should at least be able to get on the scoresheet.

Morecambe host Brackley in the National League on Tuesday and backing goals at both ends looks the best bet here. The hosts have shipped a staggering 48 goals in 18 league games but they have scored themselves in each of their last five, hitting 10 goals in total. Brackley have scored in three of their last four road games and have just two clean sheets in 10 attempts on their travels, so goals at both ends looks likely.

With just one goal scored across their last eight games combined, this should be low scoring, but Sweden, who netted against Switzerland on Saturday, can make home advantage count and pick up a win and a clean sheet.

Wales are aiming to secure home advantage in March’s playoffs, something which would be key for them after winning five and drawing two of their last eight fixtures in Cardiff. North Macedonia have won once in five, while Wales have the better underlying numbers in this group, creating 12.2 xG to the visitors’ 9.4 across seven games. North Macedonia drew 0-0 with Latvia ahead of this game and may struggle to break down a Wales side who have kept clean sheets in each of their last three victories. 

Liechtenstein have conceded 24 goals across their seven World Cup qualifiers, while they’ve shipped 22 across their previous six internationals. The visitors lost 6-0 at home to Belgium in September, while they’ve lost 5-0 in North Macedonia and 4-0 in Kazakhstan since.

Denmark have scored 14 goals across their last four qualifiers but have conceded in consecutive games against Greece and Belarus. With three or more goals being scored in each of Scotland’s last three, the goals should flow at Hampden.

Spain have won all five of their qualifiers in this group by an aggregate score of 19-0, including a 6-0 triumph in Turkey back in September. Another big win could be on the cards as La Roja look to secure their place at the World Cup.

Wales are aiming to secure home advantage in March’s playoffs, something which would be key for them after winning five and drawing two of their last eight fixtures in Cardiff. North Macedonia have won once in five, while Wales have the better underlying numbers in this group, creating 12.2 xG to the visitors’ 9.4 across seven games.