Below you can find Grant's reasoning behind each part of the bet.

Both Teams to Score

Given that Slovenia have managed to get on the scoresheet in each of their last 13 matches, both teams to score (BTTS) looks an obvious angle of attack for the first leg of the Bet Builder.

While Matjaz Kek’s side showed against Denmark that they can pack a punch going forward, they could again struggle to keep the back door shut.

The Slovenians have failed to silence their opponents in six of their last eight matches, a sample that has seen them concede to the likes of Armenia, Bulgaria and Malta.

That doesn’t bode well for their Group C clash with a Serbia side that have plenty of dangerous attacking players within their ranks.

BTTS has banked in six of Slovenia’s last eight outings and both sides can oblige again in Bavaria.

Benjamin Sesko To Score Anytime 

Benjamin Sesko spearheaded Slovenia’s attack against Denmark on Sunday and he will consider himself unlucky not to have grabbed a goal.

The RB Leipzig hitman struck the woodwork and he also registered two shots on target during his maiden appearance of the tournament.

However, Sesko could get some joy in front of goal against a Serbian side that leak more than their fair share, having conceded at least once in 11 of their past 13 outings.

Given Slovenia’s aforementioned scoring streak, Sesko represents excellent value to get in on the act against the Eagles.

Over 3.5 Cards

Given the current state of play in Group C, a feisty fixture looks likely from the Allianz Arena on Thursday afternoon.

Slovenia will know that a win here would go a long way to securing a spot in the round of 16, while Serbia can ill-afford another defeat in their quest to qualify from the group.

Therefore, there is a good chance tempers could boil over in Bavaria.

On top of that, Romanian referee Istvan Kovacs was averaging a shade over six cards per-game across all competitions during the 2023/24 campaign.