Eldense have suffered four defeats in seven this season, winning only once. They play a Real Oviedo side that has won two of their three trips this season, while the visitors have taken 10 points from the last 15 available, keeping four clean sheets and scoring seven goals in that run.

Dundalk have lost four of their last six league games, and they’ve suffered three straight defeats at home. The Bohs have won nine of 15 away trips this season, including a 3-1 victory at Dundalk. However, the hosts have only failed to score once at home this season, and BTTS has landed in five of Bohemians’ last six league games.

France have ground out two wins over Belgium and Turkey but this clash with Italy should be higher scoring. Eight of the last ten head-to-heads have seen both teams score and Italy certainly looked better going forward against Turkey, so back them to find the net in a defeat.

Both teams have scored in five of Slovakia’s six matches this year, and they head to a Faroe Islands side that has scored in nine of their last 10 games, including back-to-back 1-1 draws to begin this Nations League campaign.

Georgia claimed only one point from their opening two home matches in this Nations League group, and now they’re heading for a tough test in Hungary. The visitors lost five of their six matches in World Cup qualifying last year, while Hungary started 2026 with three wins from four at home.

Both teams have scored in seven of Montenegro’s last nine internationals, including 3-2 and 2-1 wins to start this campaign. The visitors haven’t kept an away clean sheet in a competitive game since June 2022, and they were 2-1 winners away to Latvia in March 2021.

Bosnia were involved in a six goal thriller last time while Sweden have seen both their games end with both teams scoring. This has the makings of an entertaining game and both teams are expected to score here.

Both teams have scored in five of Slovakia’s six matches this year, and they head to a Faroe Islands side that has scored in nine of their last 10 games, including back-to-back 1-1 draws to begin this Nations League campaign.

Eight of the last ten head-to-heads have seen both teams score and Italy certainly looked better going forward against Turkey. France have faced 1.9 Expected Goals in their two Nations League games so far, while Italy’s two matches have seen them concede 5.7 xG.

Dundalk have lost four of their last six league games, and they’ve suffered three straight defeats at home. The Bohs have won nine of 15 away trips this season, including a 3-1 victory at Dundalk.

Romania have looked by far the weakest side in League B with defeats to Sweden and Bosnia. Poland have yet to find a win but they did pick up a point at home vs Bosnia, and should get the maximum against a weaker Romanian side.

Bosnia were involved in a six goal thriller last time while Sweden have seen both their games end with both teams scoring. This has the makings of an entertaining game and both teams are expected to score here.

Dundalk have lost four of their last six league games, and they’ve suffered three straight defeats at home. The Bohs have won nine of 15 away trips this season, including a 3-1 victory at Dundalk.

France have ground out two wins over Belgium and Turkey but this clash with Italy should be higher scoring. Four of the last five meetings between these two have been France wins with three or more goals in the game and a repeat of that looks likely.

Belgium typically see plenty of goals in their matches, with four of their six World Cup matches featuring at least three goals, and this should be another entertaining match against a Turkiye side that conceded four to Italy last week.

France have ground out two wins over Belgium and Turkey but this clash with Italy should be higher scoring. Four of the last five meetings between these two have been France wins with three or more goals in the game and a repeat of that looks likely.

Bohemians have scored 13 goals across their four-game winning run, and they head to a Dundalk side that have lost 3-2 and 4-0 at home in their previous two games.

Helmond Sport have lost back-to-back matches, but they’re unbeaten at home this term. The hosts won 4-2 and 3-1 in their previous two home matches, and they host a Heracles side that has averaged 3.25 goals per game this season.

Dundalk have lost four of their last six league games, and they’ve suffered three straight defeats at home. The Bohs have won nine of 15 away trips this season, including a 3-1 victory at Dundalk. However, the hosts have only failed to score once at home this season, and BTTS has landed in five of Bohemians’ last six league games.

France have ground out two wins over Belgium and Turkey but this clash with Italy should be higher scoring. Eight of the last ten head-to-heads have seen both teams score and Italy certainly looked better going forward against Turkey, so back them to find the net in a defeat.

After a difficult start to the season with Arsenal, Viktor Gyokeres seems to be enjoying himself on the international stage. He’s scored in back-to-back games for Sweden, taking his tally to eight goals for his nation in 2026 alone.

If Sweden were home, they would be strong favourites for this, however away from home their record is very poor, and they may struggle to come away with three points. Back a 1-1 draw here, with BTTS landing in both of Sweden’s games in this international break.

Eight of the last ten head-to-heads have seen both teams score and Italy certainly looked better going forward against Turkey so it may be worth siding with a 2-1 victory for Les Bleus in what should be an entertaining affair.

Joe Casey: Huddersfield were unfortunate to lose 2-1 to Bromley last time out after creating nine big chances. That was their first loss of the campaign, however, and they look set to bounce back against Burton. Nigel Clough’s men have only won one of their last five games and have only been victorious in one of their last six home games in all competitions.

Ian Wilkerson: Exeter have failed to win any of their last six matches and the fact they have not found the net in their last four games is a big cause for concern. Rotherham’s only defeat in their last six outings was at Bristol Rovers, who sit third in the table, and Alex Bruce’s side are capable of building upon the 1-0 victory they claimed at Northampton in their last away game.

Tom Hill: Plymouth have picked up 13 points from eight outings, and they have only lost once away from home this season. However, Tom Cleverley’s side have yet to keep a clean sheet away from home and should concede, but they should have too much class for a Leyton Orient side that have lost five of their eight home games in all competitions.

Gareth Freeman: Jack Marriott leads the League One goalscoring charts with eight goals in just seven games and Reading’s in-form striker can add to his haul against the pacesetters on Saturday.

Alex Wrigley: Yamal scored twice and assisted another against Croatia, following on from his early strike at Wembley on Monday to make it 11 goals since the start of the season. He has found the net in seven of his last eight appearances for club and country, and he can score his 11th international goal in Oviedo.

Aaron Rogan: The visitors have conceded 15 times in seven matches this term, failing to keep a clean sheet so far. They’ve scored 12 times in seven matches from an xG of 12.9, so there’s little doubt about their ability going forward. Sabadell have won all three of their home matches, but they conceded in victories over Cordoba and Real Oviedo last month.

Monaco have spent the last couple of seasons in the Champions League, losing 5-4 on aggregate to PSG in last season’s knockouts.

They’ve appointed former Flamengo boss Filipe Luiz as their new manager, and the former Chelsea defender has an impressive track record. He led the Brazilian side to their domestic title, and brought continental success in the Copa Libertadores.

Strasbourg reached the last four of the Conference League last term, and this Monaco side are capable of going even further under a highly-rated young manager.

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City aren’t quite right yet under Enzo Maresca. They may well come good but Lens away was arguably the worst road trip from Pot 4 while Napoli and Leipzig represent stern tests from Pot 3. And then there’s PSG and Barcelona. Altogether a tough test.

The home game against Bodo/Glimt and trip to Slavia ought to be the bedrock of a campaign in which Dino Toppmoller’s impressive group – who have already beaten PSG in the French Champions Trophy – can emerge successfully.

Barcelona could easily lose in Paris, legitimately drop points at Galatasaray and at home to Man City. One more slip and the top eight could feasibly elude them.

Arsenal were flawless 12 months ago and should have no difficulty getting to the 16 points which are probably required.

BVB came close to the top eight last season and have a great draw this year with Betis, AEK Athens, Sabah and even Inter Milan at home looks winnable.

PSV’s hammerings of Napoli and Liverpool last term were rare highs in an otherwise disappointing campaign. This season’s draw looks far kindlier for Peter Bosz and his Eredivisie big-hitters.