Defensive issues held Montenegro back in qualifying, and they have seen both teams score in four of their last five matches, with a home win over Andorra the only exception. They head to a Bulgarian side that failed to keep a clean sheet during World Cup qualifying, although the hosts head into this game on the back of a three-game winning streak.

Slovakia have an impressive defensive record, but they’re without key names at the back as they try out some new faces ahead of the Autumn’s Nations League campaign. The hosts suffered a 4-3 loss to Kosovo in their first game of the year, after a 6-0 drubbing in Germany to close out 2025. Malta lost 5-0 on aggregate to Luxembourg in March, and they’ve conceded three or more in four of their previous six games.

Norway produced arguably the strongest World Cup qualifying performance in Europe, winning all of their eight matches, scoring 37 goals, allowing just five and beating Italy 3-0 in Oslo and 4-1 in Milan. With home advantage, they should be able to see off Sweden.

Austria lost only one game in a tricky qualifying section containing Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania and Cyprus and their most recent friendly matches resulted in a 5-1 hammering of Ghana and 1-0 success over South Korea. They can win without conceding against shot-shy Tunisia.

Cruzeiro have won five of their last seven matches, and they can can take advantage of a Fluminense side that have lost half of their away trips this term, including back-to-back defeats to nil.

Cruzeiro have won five of their last seven matches, and they can can take advantage of a Fluminense side that have lost half of their away trips this term, including back-to-back defeats to nil.

Both teams have scored in five of Sao Paulo’s last six matches, and they have scored nine goals across their nine away trips. Remo’s last four matches have seen both teams score, and they’ve failed to keep a clean sheet at home this season.

Audax Italiano have the worst away record in the division, losing five of their six matches on the road while conceding 12 goals. Palestino have won four of their last five games, and they’ve picked up four home wins this season.

Defensive issues held Montenegro back in qualifying, and they have seen both teams score in four of their last five matches, with a home win over Andorra the only exception. They head to a Bulgarian side that failed to keep a clean sheet during World Cup qualifying, although the hosts head into this game on the back of a three-game winning streak.

Sweden have impressed in their four games under Graham Potter, beating Ukraine 3-1 and Poland 3-2 in March. Each of those four matches have seen both teams score, continuing the defensive struggles they had throughout qualifying. Norway, who scored 37 times in qualifying, are well-placed to take advantage of those vulnerabilities.

Bulgaria conceded 19 goals across their six qualifiers last year, but they have picked up three straight wins after two victories in March. They host a Montenegro side that have seen over 2.5 goals land in six of their last seven games, keeping only one clean sheet during that run.

Slovakia have an impressive defensive record, but they’re without key names at the back as they try out some new faces ahead of the Autumn’s Nations League campaign. The hosts suffered a 4-3 loss to Kosovo in their first game of the year, after a 6-0 drubbing in Germany to close out 2025. Malta lost 5-0 on aggregate to Luxembourg in March, and they’ve conceded three or more in four of their previous six games.

Hermannstadt won 3-2 in the first leg, and they head to a FC Voluntari side who have scored at least twice in six of their last seven matches. The visitors shipped 23 goals across their 15 away trips this term, and each of their visits to the rest of the bottom six saw both teams score.

Turkey have scored 16 goals in their last six matches, and they have plenty of talented options in the final third. North Macedonia fell 4-0 at Denmark in the World Cup playoffs, following a 7-1 defeat at Wales in November.

Turkey have scored 16 goals in their last six matches and they face a North Macedonia side who have hit the net only twice in their last seven matches.

Austria lost only one game in a tricky qualifying section containing Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania and Cyprus and their most recent friendly matches resulted in a 5-1 hammering of Ghana and 1-0 success over South Korea. They can win without conceding against shot-shy Tunisia.

Arda Guler is the best forward Turkey have available on Monday with Yildiz injured and the Real Madrid man can get on the scoresheet.

Norway produced arguably the strongest World Cup qualifying performance in Europe, winning all of their eight matches, scoring 37 goals. They’re backed to secure a win against a Swedish side that has seen both teams score in all four games since Graham Potter took charge.

Norway’s 37 goals were the most of any European side in qualifying for the World Cup and the Red, White and Blue have the firepower to beat Sweden in what could be an entertaining contest with goals at both ends. Take a chance on a 2-1 Norway victory.

Tunisia are a defensively sound side but they lack a cutting edge in front of goal and Austria can grind out a 2-0 win to continue their good form.

Norway produced arguably the strongest World Cup qualifying performance in Europe, winning all of their eight matches, scoring 37 goals, allowing just five and beating Italy 3-0 in Oslo and 4-1 in Milan. With home advantage, they should be able to see off Sweden.

Hacken are one of just two Swedish top-flight teams yet to experience defeat this term, with the other being runaway leaders Sirius. The Wasps have amassed 17 points from their opening nine league fixtures, delivering a series of impressive performances in the process.

Although they’ve only scored four times on home soil this term, Degerfors will be confident of finding the net against a leaky Brommapojkarna defence. Ulf Kristiansson’s men have kept just one clean sheet all season, a slender 1-0 triumph over struggling Kalmar earlier this month. However, the visitors are also equipped with plenty of attacking firepower, so don’t be surprised if both teams get on the scoresheet on Sunday afternoon.

Västerås will be happy with their efforts during the early stages of the campaign, having only been beaten on three occasions. A tally of 12 points from nine fixtures is a commendable return for a newly promoted side, so confidence should currently be high at the Hitachi Energy Arena and they can at least avoid defeat on Sunday.

The Czech Republic have won 16 of their last 19 home games, with three draws, in a run stretching back to 2022. They are preparing for a World Cup and will be looking to win their final home game before they depart, and they should be able to see off a Kosovo side who may struggle for motivation after missing out on the summer showpiece in the play-offs.

The Czech Republic have won 16 of their last 19 home games, with three draws, in a run stretching back to 2022. They are preparing for a World Cup and will be looking to win their final home game before they depart, and they should be able to see off a Kosovo side who may struggle for motivation after missing out on the summer showpiece in the play-offs.

There have been goals at both ends in each of Poland’s last four games and they are on a 16-game scoring streak, while Ukraine have scored in eight of their last 10 games and have only drawn blanks against France during that period so both teams look capable of scoring.

Eight of Helsingborg’s nine league games this season have gone over 2.5 goals and they score exactly two goals per-game on average. Norrkoping have hit 15 goals in nine games and their fixtures average just over 2.5 goals per-game, so these sides can combine for at least three goals in total.

Malaga have won back-to-back away games and can get the win they need at relegated Zaragoza to secure a play-off place. Malaga have 10 points from the last 12 available, while Zaragoza have three defeats in their last four at home.

The Czech Republic have won 16 of their last 19 home games, with three draws, in a run stretching back to 2022. They are preparing for a World Cup and will be looking to win their final home game before they depart, and they should be able to see off a Kosovo side who may struggle for motivation after missing out on the summer showpiece in the play-offs. Clean sheets have been a bit of an issue for the hosts with just two in their last five games, and those shut-outs came against minnows San Marino and Gibraltar. Kosovo may be able to get on the scoresheet so a 2-1 home win stands out.

There have been goals at both ends in each of Poland’s last four games and they are on a 16-game scoring streak, while Ukraine have scored in eight of their last 10 games and have only drawn blanks against France during that period so both teams look capable of scoring. Poland’s home advantage may not be massive in Wroclaw as Ukraine have been playing their home games in Poland. There doesn’t look a great deal to separate the two sides in terms of quality and a 1-1 stalemate in this friendly looks a reasonable correct score prediction.

Eight of Helsingborg’s nine league games this season have gone over 2.5 goals and they score exactly two goals per-game on average. Norrkoping have hit 15 goals in nine games and their fixtures average just over 2.5 goals per-game, so these sides can combine for at least three goals in total.

Ostersund’s games average over three goals per-game, while over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Orebro’s last four games.

Depor have been promoted and a win could yet see them crowned champions, while Las Palmas need to win to lock in a play-off spot. That should lead to an open game as both sides go in search of victory and backing both teams to score looks a good angle. There have been goals at both ends in Las Palmas’ last five games and in Depor’s last four at home.

There have been goals at both ends in each of Poland’s last four games and they are on a 16-game scoring streak, while Ukraine have scored in eight of their last 10 games and have only drawn blanks against France during that period so both teams look capable of scoring.

USA have scored 14 goals in their last seven matches, but they have conceded in their last six and could be vulnerable against a Senegal attack that have only failed to find the net once in their last 10 attempts.

Racing Santander are already promoted and a win will guarantee the title. They have won their last four home games and are unlikely to face much resistance from Cadiz, who can’t be relegated due to superior head-to-head records. Cadiz have three defeats in their last five away and Racing should be able to win with some room to spare here.

This game will decide the final relegation spot in La Liga 2. If Mirandes win then Leganes go down, any other result sees the home side stay up. Mirandes are the team in the better form with four points from their last two games and Leganes have just one point to show from their last six games, during which time they have scored just two goals. The visitors look the more likely winners and are worth backing as underdogs against a Leganes side who have been unable to end their alarming slump in form.

Germany have won seven straight games ahead of Sunday’s World Cup warm-up clash with Finland in Mainz. They should be able to continue that streak but with Nagelsmann likely to test out some other options later in this game, Finland should get some opportunities to score.

The visitors have lost five of their seven away trips this term, while they have suffered six defeats across their last seven league games. However, Chapecoense have seen BTTS land in six straight matches, while league leaders Palmeiras have kept only two home clean sheets despite winning six of eight at their own ground.

Depor have been promoted and a win could yet see them crowned champions, while Las Palmas need to win to lock in a play-off spot. That should lead to an open game as both sides go in search of victory and backing both teams to score looks a good angle. There have been goals at both ends in Las Palmas’ last five games and in Depor’s last four at home.

Almeria need a win to lock in a play-off spot and should go on the attack against Valladolid, who have nothing to play for. The goals market stands out here as over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Almeria’s last 12 home games and both teams have scored in 11 of those, while Valladolid have seen at least three goals scored in 11 of their last 13 away games.

Racing Santander are already promoted and a win will guarantee the title. They have won their last four home games and are unlikely to face much resistance from Cadiz, who can’t be relegated due to superior head-to-head records. Cadiz have three defeats in their last five away and Racing should be able to win with some room to spare here.

Burgos have to win to stand a chance of breaking into the play-offs and they can claim three points and a clean sheet against Andorra. The visitors have lost back-to-back games and have nothing to play for, while Burgos have won their last two and have kept four consecutive clean sheets.

Depor have been promoted and a win could yet see them crowned champions, while Las Palmas need to win to lock in a play-off spot. That should lead to an open game as both sides go in search of victory and backing both teams to score looks a good angle. There have been goals at both ends in Las Palmas’ last five games and in Depor’s last four at home.

Malaga have won back-to-back away games and can get the win they need at relegated Zaragoza to secure a play-off place. Malaga have 10 points from the last 12 available, while Zaragoza have three defeats in their last four at home.

USA have scored 14 goals in their last seven matches, but they have conceded in their last six and could be vulnerable against a Senegal attack that have only failed to find the net once in their last 10 attempts.

16 of Vasco da Gama’s 20 Brazil Serie A points have been won at home and they head into this tie with four wins in their last six home fixtures. Atletico Mineiro have not won at Vasco since 2019 and have lost three of their last four league away games.

This game will decide the final relegation spot in La Liga 2. If Mirandes win then Leganes go down, any other result sees the home side stay up. Mirandes are the team in the better form with four points from their last two games and Leganes have just one point to show from their last six games, during which time they have scored just two goals. The visitors look the more likely winners and are worth backing in the double chance market as Leganes may just defend in numbers and try and cling on to a draw rather than go for a victory themselves.

Germany have won seven straight games ahead of Sunday’s World Cup warm-up clash with Finland in Mainz. They have scored at least three goals in four of those seven wins and can put on a bit of a show against Finland, who conceded four goals in the Netherlands and three in Poland during World Cup qualifying.

The visitors have lost five of their seven away trips this term, while they have suffered six defeats across their last seven league games. However, Chapecoense have seen BTTS land in six straight matches, while league leaders Palmeiras have kept only two home clean sheets despite winning six of eight at their own ground.

USA have scored 14 goals in their last seven matches, but they have conceded in their last six and could be vulnerable against a Senegal attack that have only failed to find the net once in their last 10 attempts. USA have home advantage in their favour and look the more likely winners as they bid to enter a home World Cup on a high.