19:45 Sunday

Lithuania vs Serbia – Serbia to win and over 2.5 goals

After a midweek setback left Serbia second in Group G of Euro 2024 qualifying, they visit winless Lithuania on Sunday, aiming to provide an immediate response.

Before travelling to Kaunas, the Eagles suffered defeat to Hungary in their first fixture of the international period, while their hosts fought back to steal a point against Montenegro.

After coming through their first three Euro 2024 qualifiers unbeaten, Serbia went head-to-head with their chief rivals for Group C supremacy, Hungary, on Thursday night. However, events did not unfold as they had planned at the Marakana with Hungary walking away with all three points despite Serbia striking first.

Serbia should expect to do the double over lowly Lithuania, who simply cannot buy a win and could be bound for bottom place in Group G. The gulf in class between the teams will be apparent, but a dogged rearguard action by the home side may keep the scoreline respectable.

14:00 Sunday

Kazakhstan vs Northern Ireland – Kazakhstan to win

Aiming to end a four-game losing run in Euro 2024 qualifying, Northern Ireland travel to the Astana Arena to do battle with Kazakhstan on Sunday afternoon.

Fifth-placed Northern Ireland trail fourth-placed Kazakhstan by six points in Group H, while the Hawks find themselves one point shy of the top two.

Northern Ireland recorded four wins, two draws and four losses during Euro 2020 qualifying, finishing behind the Netherlands and Germany on 13 points, but O'Neill's men have already suffered four losses in Euro 2024 qualifying, and they have only played five games.

The Green and White Army suffered a 4-2 defeat against Slovenia on Thursday, despite registering 13 shots while also dominating the lion share of possession in Ljubljana.

Kazakhstan head into Sunday's clash on the back of a 1-0 defeat to Finland, who now sit two points clear at the summit of Group H after winning four of their five matches, although Magomed Adiyev's side remain within touching distance of the automatic qualification spots.

Carrying a four-game losing streak into Sunday's showdown, struggling Northern Ireland are on course to suffer a fifth successive defeat at the expense of Kazakhstan, who look set to strengthen their qualification bid with a fourth victory in five outings.

19:45 Sunday

Albania vs Poland – Poland win

Albania welcome Poland to the Air Albania Stadium in UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying on Sunday.

The hosts drew 1-1 to Czech Republic in their previous outing on Thursday. Nedim Bajrami bagged the equaliser in the 66th minute, 10 minutes after Václav Cerny had broken the deadlock in the 56th minute. That extended their unbeaten run in qualifiers to three games.

Poland, meanwhile, recorded a 2-0 home win over the Faroe Islands in their last outing, thanks to a second-half brace from Robert Lewandowski. They returned to winning ways after a 3-2 defeat against Moldova in June.

Poland have scored eight straight wins against Albania, including a 1-0 home win in the reverse fixture in March.

Albania have just one win against Poland, with that triumph coming in a friendly in 1953. They have lost once in five games across competitions, with that one coming against Poland in the reverse fixture, though.

Poland, meanwhile, have won their last eight games against Albania, keeping six clean sheets. They scored twice in their previous outing. Considering their solid record against Albania, Poland should record a comfortable win.