19:45 Monday

Greece vs Netherlands - Netherlands to Win

At risk of missing out on a top-two finish in Euro 2024 qualifying Group B, the Netherlands head to the Agia Sophia Stadium in Athens to meet Greece on Monday evening.

Oranje trail their hosts by three points in the rankings, and Gus Poyet's side could ensure a top-two finish by stunning their morale-depleted visitors by at least four goals on home soil.

The Pirate Ship only sit three points clear of the Dutch having played a game more and must also host section leaders France in their final Group B fixture next month, but even in the worst-case scenario, Poyet's men will earn a ticket to the playoffs.

An unwelcome abundance of injuries derailed the Dutch preparations for France's visit to Amsterdam on Friday, but even a fully-fit troupe would have had trouble quelling an on-song Kylian Mbappe, who made goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen's senior international debut one to forget.

The Netherlands may have put three past Greece without reply a few weeks ago, but Poyet's troops ought to be a different proposition in front of their own fans, especially with so much at stake in Group B.

However, a handful of Koeman's players still did themselves justice in the loss to France, and with a few alterations here and there, we expect Oranje to bring Greece crashing back down to earth and keep their hopes of a top-two ranking alive.

19:45 Monday

Luxemburg vs Slovakia - Both Teams to score

Third will host second in Group J on Monday evening, with Luxembourg and Slovakia battling to join section leaders Portugal in qualifying for next summer's European Championship.

Luxembourg have picked up 11 points from their seven matches in the section to sit in third position, while Slovakia have 13 points from their seven games, which has left them in second spot.

Luxembourg have very much been the surprise package in Group J, and the national team are bidding to qualify for the finals of a major tournament for the first time in their history, so there is a lot on the line.

As it stands, fourth-placed Bosnia-Herzegovina and fifth-placed Iceland can also sneak into the top two, but the picture will change after Monday's matches, and a win for Luc Holtz's side here would put them in an excellent spot ahead of their last two games in November against Bosnia-Herzegovina and Liechtenstein.

The Red Lions will enter this match off the back of a 1-1 draw away to Iceland on Friday evening, with Gerson Rodrigues scoring a leveller after Orri Oskarsson had sent the home team ahead.

Slovakia will have been pleased with their performance against Portugal last time out, and if they can tighten up defensively, Calzona's side should win here. Luxembourg deserve a lot of respect for their performances in the section, but it will be hard to pick a winner in this one so we are going to for both teams to score in this one.

19:45 Monday

Belgium vs Sweden - Belgium to Win

Having just sealed their place at Euro 2024, Group F leaders Belgium celebrate by welcoming Sweden to Brussels on Monday evening.

While the Red Devils are already making plans for next summer's finals, their Swedish counterparts must win and hope Austria slip up in Azerbaijan.

Record goalscorer Romelu Lukaku netted what proved to be a vital third goal just before the hour mark on Friday night, as Belgium secured qualification for next year's European Championship with a 3-2 away win over Austria.

As Sweden are missing their star striker and have scored just once in three previous games against Group F's top two - each of which ended in defeat - their slim hopes of catching Belgium and Austria will be ended. The Blagult cannot compete toe-to-toe with a vibrant Belgian side, but if the hosts make changes after sealing qualification it could be a close-fought encounter.