DR Congo have never beaten European opponents or scored against them in four previous internationals. This is their first match against a European side in 10 years and they could get found out by a little extra attacking quality.

Luxembourg lost two of their last three 2026 World Cup qualifiers by a 2-0 scoreline and they should struggle to make an impact on this clash.

The Dutch were unbeaten in their qualifying campaign, and they conceded only four times across their eight matches. Algeria struggled to create chances in a draw with Uruguay in March, so back the Dutch to win to nil.

Nigeria have responded well to missing out on the World Cup, as they are unbeaten in 11 matches in regulation time and they should prove too strong for an experimental Poland team that lost the only other time these two nations faced off.

Denmark’s motivation for an away friendly at this time of year may be low so take fewer than three goals have been scored, which has occurred in 10 of DR Congo’s last 11 matches.

There have been less than three goals in four of Luxembourg’s last five fixtures and another low-scoring affair could be on the cards against this inexperienced Italy side.

Pio Esposito has netted twice in his last four international appearances and he heads into this contest having reached double-figures for goals in Inter Milan’s final game of the season.

Luxembourg lost two of their last three 2026 World Cup qualifiers by a 2-0 scoreline. The hosts lost all six World Cup qualifiers against Germany, Slovakia and Northern Ireland. Four of those qualifying defeats produced fewer than three goals.

The Dutch scored 27 goals in eight qualifiers, but they could find things a little tougher against an Algeria side that has lost only one of their last 17 matches, which was their AFCON last-eight defeat to Nigeria. Back the Netherlands to secure a 2-0 win.

The Dutch were unbeaten in their qualifying campaign, and they conceded only four times across their eight matches. Algeria struggled to create chances in a draw with Uruguay in March, so back the Dutch to win to nil.

Morocco’s two meetings with Madagascar have been 3-2 and 3-0 wins and they put five past Burundi last time out, while five of Madagascar’s last eight games have gone over 2.5 goals.

Belgium made some good progress in their qualifying campaign and the Red Devils can get the better of a Croatia side, who may choose to rest some of their aging performers.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in two of Ghana’s three games this year, and they’ve been on the road for each of them. They meet a Wales side that scored and conceded in both March matches, and over 2.5 goals landed in five of their final eight games in 2025.

Goals at both ends could be on the cards but Belgium scored 29 goals in eight qualifying games and they can win this friendly 2-1.

Both teams have scored in four of Wales’ last five matches, and they’ve got little to play for in this clash after losing in the World Cup playoffs in March. Ghana have the talent advantage as they build towards the World Cup, but they’ve failed to keep a clean sheet in five matches, so back a 2-1 victory for the Black Stars.

Morocco’s two meetings with Madagascar have been 3-2 and 3-0 wins and they put five past Burundi last time out, while five of Madagascar’s last eight games have gone over 2.5 goals.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in two of Ghana’s three games this year, and they’ve been on the road for each of them. They meet a Wales side that scored and conceded in both March matches, and over 2.5 goals landed in five of their final eight games in 2025.

Morocco’s two meetings with Madagascar have been 3-2 and 3-0 wins and they put five past Burundi last time out, while five of Madagascar’s last eight games have gone over 2.5 goals.

Both teams have scored in four of Wales’ last five matches, and they meet a Ghana side that scored in defeats at Germany and Austria earlier this year.

Both teams have scored in four of Wales’ last five matches, and they’ve got little to play for in this clash after losing in the World Cup playoffs in March. Ghana have the talent advantage as they build towards the World Cup, but they’ve failed to keep a clean sheet in five matches, so back the Black Stars to win and concede.