19:45 Saturday

Iceland vs Slovakia – Slovakia

Two teams that will have their eyes on a top-two finish in Group J will lock horns in a Euro 2024 qualification fixture on Saturday, with Iceland welcoming Slovakia.

Iceland are currently fourth in the section, picking up three points from their opening two matches, while Slovakia are second, boasting four points from their first two games.

Iceland made a disappointing start to their Group J campaign, suffering a 3-0 loss to Bosnia-Herzegovina, but they bounced back in excellent fashion three days later by thumping Liechtenstein 7-0.

Portugal are undoubtedly the favourites when it comes to topping Group J, but Slovakia will be expecting to make a strong push for second, which is the position that they occupy at this early stage.

This has all of the makings of a very interesting match, and we are expecting Saturday's contest to be close in terms of the final scoreline. It would not be a surprise to see Iceland pick up a positive result, but we believe that Slovakia will just shade it to collect a hugely important three points.

19:45 Saturday

Portugal v Bosnia and Herzegovina - Portugal win + Over 3.5 Goals

Portugal will be bidding to make it three wins from their opening three Euro 2024 qualification fixtures when they welcome Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday night.

Roberto Martinez's side are top of Group J on six points, beating Liechtenstein and Luxembourg thus far, while Bosnia sit third in the section, picking up three points from their opening two matches.

The home side have won three of their last four games in all competitions, but this will be their biggest test in the section thus far, with Bosnia-Herzegovina capable of making this a tricky encounter.

The visitors occupy third position in Group J, picking up three points from their opening two matches, which has left them one point behind second-placed Slovakia and three behind leaders Portugal.

Portugal are undoubtedly the favourites to top this section, and we are expecting them to be too strong for Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday night. Head coach Martinez can call upon so much quality all across the field, and we are backing a two-goal home success in this contest.

19:45 Saturday

Faroe Islands v Czech Republic – Czech Republic

Seeking to maintain their lead at the top of European Championship qualifying Group E, the Czech Republic meet the Faroe Islands in Torshavn on Saturday.

After slipping up with a draw in Moldova, the Czechs are keen to avoid another failure against one of Europe's minnows, as they ultimately try to secure top spot ahead of group favourites Poland.

Faroe Islands sit 87 places below their Czech counterparts in the FIFA World rankings ahead of the teams' clash at Torsvollur Stadium.

After stuttering in Moldova, a trip to Torshavn could now be fraught with danger for a workmanlike Czech Republic side. Their hosts certainly have nothing to lose, but even home advantage is not likely to bridge the gap in terms of quality.