Football Accumulator Tips: Sunday 6/1 Treble Backs Scotland To Win

Serbia vs Bulgaria – Serbia 

In the culmination of Group G on Sunday, Serbia faces  bottom-placed Bulgaria, knowing that a single point would secure their spot at Euro 2024.

The Eagles could even secure a top-two position with a loss at Stadion Dubocica, provided Montenegro fails to defeat group leaders Hungar as they Seek their first European Championship finals appearance since parting ways with Montenegro. 

Serbia currently holds second spot and are on the verge of confirming a place in Germany next summer.
With 13 points from seven matches, Dragan Stojkovic's team are just behind the already-qualified Hungary in the standings, requiring a point to ensure progression after Montenegro beat Lithuania in the previous week. 

A crucial 3-1 victory last month, featuring an Aleksandar Mitrovic brace and Dusan Tadic's 77th-minute strike created a five-point gap between Serbia and their Montenegrin rivals.
Despite Bulgaria managing only three points in their Group G campaign so far, their reverse fixture against Serbia in June nearly ended in an upset, with Darko Lazovic salvaging a 1-1 draw for Serbia with a late goal. 

While there is a notable difference in class between the two teams, Serbia will be determined to confirm their trip to Germany next year and we expect them to showcase their attacking prowess in Leskovac and take home the spoils. 

Bosnia-Erzegovina vs Slovakia - Bosnia-Herzegovina

This Evening, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Slovakia will conclude their Euro 2024 qualification journeys with a match at Bilino Polje Stadium in Zenica.

Slovakia secured their place in the European Championship finals with a 4-2 victory over Iceland on Thursday. In contrast, Bosnia-Herzegovina currently sit in fifth position in the group. However, there's still a chance for them to qualify for the tournament through the UEFA Nations League B path.

Bosnia-Herzegovina have faced challenges in finding consistency in this group, with three wins and six losses in nine matches, earning them nine points and a fifth-place position. While they could potentially finish fourth above Iceland in Group J, they have already been confirmed for the Euro 2024 playoffs via the UEFA Nations League B path.

Savo Milosevic's team come into this match following a 4-1 defeat to Luxembourg on Thursday and a previous 5-0 loss at home to Portugal. On the other hand, Slovakia secured their Euro 2024 spot with a 4-2 victory over Iceland, marking their third win in the last four group games.

Francesco Calzona's side currently hold the second position in Group J with 19 points, featuring a record of six wins, one draw, and two defeats. They are poised to be placed in either Pot 3 or Pot 4 for the Euro 2024 finals.

We are backing Bosnia-Herzegovina to win this one, however, we expect it to be a close encounter. 

Scotland vs Norway – Scotland

The last leg of our Sunday Treble is from Hampden Park as Scotland concludes their preliminary campaign against Norway. 

Steve Clarke's team had to work hard to salvage a point in a 2-2 draw with Georgia on Thursday, while their opponents, Norway, are still vying for a playoff spot. 

In a reminiscent critique of Premier League officiating by Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta, Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay labeled Georgia's conduct during Thursday's contentious draw as a "disgrace."

Scotland's hopes for a first-place finish in the group have taken a hit due to Spain's victory over Cyprus, putting the Spaniards two points ahead of Clarke's team at the top of Group A.

Although Norway's current standing in the Nations League won't suffice, they have a chance to qualify for only their second continental championships if enough teams ranked higher than them secure direct qualification to Euro 2024. Norway made their first and only Euros appearance in 2000.

Five months ago, Norway experienced a late turnaround against Scotland, with Erling Haaland's penalty giving them the lead until the final five minutes, when Lyndon Dykes and Kenny McLean's goals propelled Scotland to their 10th win in 19 games against their familiar adversaries.

We think that Scotland will be up for this one, and back them to beat Norway on what will be a tough evening at Hampden Park.