19:45 Tuesday

Estonia vs Belgium – Belgium & Over 2.5 Goals 

The first game of Tuesday’s treble sees Belgium travel to face joint bottom of group F Estonia. Domenico Tedesco’s side are second in the group after a win and a draw vs Sweden and Austria. They remain unbeaten in those two games after playing some good football, and will hope to continue this form for the rest of the ties. 

However, for this one we feel they won’t need to put on too much of a show, so a goals play is the way to go. The Belgians have scored three in two of their last three games and have some substantial attacking talent within their ranks. The Estonians on the other hand are relative amateurs in comparison. For this reason we think Belgium to win and over 2.5 goals in the way to go here.

19:45 Tuesday

Scotland vs Georgia – Scotland 

The Scots look set for a historic result come the end of the qualifiers. They sit top of group A after only three games and don’t look like losing. They beat Spain 2-0 in March and Norway in Oslo on Sunday, setting themselves up for an excellent way to qualify for their second consecutive European Championship.

Steve Clarke’s side are in hot form and are playing with some real belief, so a test against a relatively easy Georgian side should end in their favour. Yes, the Georgians do have one or two stand out players, but the Scots seem like a real team. We back Scotland to make it four wins on the bounce and go unbeaten in eight. 

19:45 Tuesday

Iceland vs Portugal – Portugal to win to Nil 

The final game of our Tuesday treble has the 2016 Euro winners travel to Iceland. The Scandinavian side were a surprise team in that same tournament, but it was Cristiano Ronaldo’s side who took home all the glory. They have shown their quality during qualifying too. They sit top of the group after three games, scoring 13 without conceding a single goal. 

Iceland, on the other hand, have been leaky at the back. They conceded three vs Bosnia and then another two vs Slovakia, so we can’t see the keeping out the blistering Portuguese attack. It seems hopeless that Iceland pick up a result here with Portugal in such good form, so Portugal to win to nil is the play for this final game.