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.

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.

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.

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.