19:45 Monday

Portugal vs Luxembourg – Portugal to win and BTTS

Our first Monday treble comes from Portugal as they host Luxembourg in the qualifying group stage game. 

Portugal are looking to solidify their lead in Group J during their Euro 2024 qualification match against Luxembourg. They currently top the group with 15 points from five games, holding a five-point advantage over third-placed Luxembourg, who remain strong contenders for qualification. 

Luxembourg are striving for their first-ever qualification to a major tournament and have garnered 10 points from five matches, sitting in third place, level on points with second-placed Slovakia. With Portugal likely to play a weakened side for this game, we are predicting them to win and both teams to score. 

19:45 Monday

Latvia vs Wales – Wales to Win 

Struggling Latvia will face Wales at the Skonto Stadions in Riga.

Latvia are currently bottom of Group D without any points and are facing the risk of becoming one of Europe's weakest teams. They have endured a dismal run, with nine defeats in their last 11 Euro qualifying home games and zero points from their first four games in this campaign.

Their recent 5-0 defeat to Croatia was a low point in an already disappointing campaign.

Wales, on the other hand, have underperformed in this qualification campaign and face a monumental challenge to re-enter contention for the top two spots.

With Latvia appearing to be out of contention, this match is a crucial opportunity for Wales to regain momentum and compete with the other teams aiming for qualification.

17:00 Monday

Armenia vs Croatia – Croatia to win 

Armenia are set to face Croatia at the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium in a Euro 2024 qualification match.

Currently, Armenia are in the third position in the group, level on points with Croatia, who occupy the second spot. Armenia have reasons to be pleased with their performance at the midway point of qualification, as they have a chance to reach the Euros' group stages for the first time in their history.

Under the leadership of Oleksandr Petrakov, Armenia have secured a strong position by defeating Latvia and Wales, notably winning 4-2 against Wales in June.

However, their failure to beat Turkey, with a loss in the opening match and a draw in the last encounter, might be a regrettable aspect of their campaign.

Croatia, with their quality, are expected to secure a narrow victory, potentially moving them to the top of Group D, should other results in the group go their way.