
The oddschecker team have picked out a 9/2 Saturday Treble covering action from EURO 2024 Qualification, League One and League Two.
12:30 Saturday
Notts County v Bradford City - Notts County win
Notts County and Bradford City face off in League Two, with both teams in poor form at the moment.
Notts County have lost three of their last four games and failed to score in all three of those games but not losing in their last six home games against Bradford, despite the last encounter happening over eight years ago.
The hosts can go into the automatic promotion spots with a win, and take on newly appointed Graham Alexander’s side who lost in his first home game. They went down 2-1 to Barrow and will hope the time with the new manager can lift their results.
Despite that, you would think Notts County have enough to win this one, so we’ll back a Notts County win here.
15:00 Saturday
Stevenage v Lincoln – Stevenage win
Lincoln travel to Stevenage in the latest League One fixture between the two sides.
Stevenage are in the play-off spots at the moment, and their latest run has boosted them up to that spot. They are unbeaten in their last four games, but they haven’t beaten Lincoln since 2011.
As for the hosts, they hold the advantage in the head to head record, winning three of the last four encounters, but six points separate the visitors in 9th place and the hosts in 5th place.
With that in mind, we think the home team will keep their good run going, with the visitors winless in their last three games. Stevenage to win is our prediction for this second leg.
17:00 Saturday
Latvia v Croatia – Croatia To Win To Nil
Croatia must keep up with Wales in order to qualify for EURO 2024, and anything but a win in Latvia would be a major hurdle in their race to qualify for the finals in Germany in the summer.
Latvia are bottom of Group D and have scored just five goals. The reverse fixture saw the hosts beaten 5-0 by Croatia, and there is every chance the same happens here tonight, given Latvia are unable to qualify for the EURO 2024 finals.
Croatia have conceded just the four goals in qualification, with three of those coming in the last two defeats to Turkey and Wales. They desperately need a win to potentially avoid going out of the tournament. Given they beat Latvia 5-0 in the reverse fixture, there is every chance they take some added caution and still win in Latvia.








