17:00 Friday

Georgia vs Spain – Spain Win To Nil

Our Friday treble kicks off with Spain’s trip to Georgia in Group A of the Euro 2024 Qualifying Round.

Spain have only played twice in EURO qualification due to their participation in the Nations League Finals, which they won in June against Croatia. They’ve won their first game 3-0 against Norway but lost out against Scotland, who have 12 points from a possible 12.

Georgia are ahead of Spain in the group table having played a game more, beating Cyprus and picking up a point against Norway. They also lost to Scotland, so anything from this game will go a long way to helping them to qualify behind Scotland, who lead the way at this early stage.

However, with Spain’s recent international being their success in the Nations League, we can see them keeping a clean sheet against Georgia in Tbilisi. 

19:45 Friday

Cyprus vs Scotland – Scotland win and Under 3.5 Goals

Scotland continue their successful Euro 2024 campaign with a trip to Cyprus.

The Scots have won four from four and you would fancy them to pick up a fifth win. All four of Scotland’s wins have featured under 3.5 goals in the game, and the reverse fixture finished 3-0, but was 1-0 for the majority of the game until a late flurry of goals arrived three minutes from time.

Cyprus haven’t beaten Scotland in their last four meetings, including their two games in EURO 2020 qualification, where they lost 2-1 on both occasions.

A similar result here would win the bet, so we think that Scotland will win with under 3.5 goals in the match.

19:45 Friday

Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Liechtenstein - Bosnia and Herzegovina win and Under 3.5 Goals

The final leg from our Friday Treble sees Bosnia and Herzegovina take on minnows Liechtenstein.

On two of their last three trips to the German-speaking principality, they won 3-0, but they have only scored three goals from four games in Group J this qualification phase. Those three all came in their only points against Iceland, and they’ve endured three straight defeats without scoring since.

On the other hand, whilst Liechtenstein have conceded 14 goals in four games, bang on 3.5 goals a game, their last two were slightly narrow defeats, losing 2-0 and 1-0 to Luxembourg and Slovakia respectively. There is every chance they look to restrict the Bosnians in their latest encounter, who are low on confidence and potentially motivation, being seven points off the qualification places in the group.

With that said, Bosnia really should be winning this one, but we think it’ll be under 3.5 goals in the game.