A stacked night of UEFA Nations League action gives plenty to work with on the goals markets, and we've picked out five matches for a 17/1 over 2.5 goals five-fold.

Netherlands host Germany in a heavyweight clash where both sides have been leaking goals at the other end, Liechtenstein's home form points to goals even against a Lithuania side who've historically kept them quiet, and a Scandinavian derby between Norway and Denmark promises goals in bulk. Serbia's attack is in irresistible form against Greece, while Portugal look to bounce back from a disappointing World Cup at home to Wales.

Leg 1: Netherlands vs Germany - Over 2.5 Goals

Best odds of 1/2 while publishing.

Neither side has looked convincing at the back recently, and that's the whole case for this leg. The Netherlands haven't kept a clean sheet in eight matches, while Germany's own defensive record reads even worse, without a shutout in five.

Both sides have found goals freely at the other end too. Germany have gone over 2.5 goals in eight of their last nine matches, while the Dutch have cleared the same line in four of their last five. The head-to-head record backs it up further, with over 2.5 goals landing in six of the last eight meetings between these two, and both teams scoring in six of the previous seven.

Over 2.5
Netherlands v Germany [Total Goals Over/Under]
5/11

Leg 2: Liechtenstein vs Lithuania - Over 2.5 Goals

Best odds of 15/13 while publishing.

Liechtenstein have been involved in high-scoring affairs recently, with this line clearing in five of their last six competitive matches. The minnows may be the shortest price of the bunch, but their recent form suggests goals follow them around regardless of opponent.

The history against Lithuania adds an interesting wrinkle. Lithuania have never conceded a goal against Liechtenstein in four previous meetings, winning three of those four by a 2-0 scoreline. For this leg to land, either Liechtenstein need to finally get off the mark against their historic opponents, or Lithuania need to break their own pattern and add a third, both entirely plausible given the underlying goal counts either side has shown of late.

Over 2.5
Liechtenstein v Lithuania [Total Goals Over/Under]
6/4

Leg 3: Norway vs Denmark - Over 2.5 Goals

Best odds of 8/13 while publishing.

This Scandinavian rivalry promises goals, and the recent form of both sides backs that up emphatically. Norway have gone over 2.5 goals in five of their last six matches, while Denmark have cleared the same mark in six of their last eight.

Norway's defensive record is the standout figure here, having failed to keep a clean sheet in eight consecutive matches, a run that includes every single one of their six World Cup fixtures clearing this line. The head-to-head history points the same way, with both teams scoring in four of the last five meetings between these two, including in both of their last two encounters.

Over 2.5
Norway v Denmark [Total Goals Over/Under]
7/12

Leg 4: Serbia vs Greece - Over 2.5 Goals

Best odds of 5/4 while publishing.

Serbia's attacking form makes this leg close to a formality on their side of the pitch, with over 2.5 goals landing in all five of their most recent matches. Whatever questions remain about their defending, their capacity to be involved in high-scoring games has been entirely consistent.

Greece bring a similar profile into this one too, having cleared this line in five of their last six World Cup qualifying matches. With both sides showing the same tendency independently of each other, backing goals in this one looks a straightforward pick.

Over 2.5
Serbia v Greece [Total Goals Over/Under]
13/10

Leg 5: Portugal vs Wales - Over 2.5 Goals

Best odds of 5/12 while publishing.

Wales arrive having failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last five matches, but crucially they've also found the net in every single one of those games, with both teams scoring in all five. That combination of leaking goals while still scoring themselves is exactly the profile needed here.

Portugal were underwhelming at the World Cup, but the players will be eager to impress new boss Jorge Jesus and make an early statement in his reign. Their World Cup qualifying form supports the leg regardless of any transitional wobbles, having failed to clear 2.5 goals in just two of their last six matches in that competition. With Wales guaranteed to offer something at the other end, this looks the most probable leg of the five to land.

Over 2.5
Portugal v Wales [Total Goals Over/Under]
19/50