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Scotland vs SwitzerlandSee All Odds
Scotland vs Switzerland - Switzerland Win
Switzerland look the better side on current form and 10/11 represents a backable price for the visitors to beat Scotland.
The Swiss have won five of their last six, including a 3-0 victory over North Macedonia in which Zeki Amdouni scored twice. They are also unbeaten in their last eight away games, while Amdouni has taken his opportunity with Breel Embolo unavailable.
Scotland, meanwhile, have failed to score in their last three matches, losing 3-0 to Brazil and 1-0 to Morocco before a goalless draw with Slovenia. The latter was a frustrating result given they generated 2.16 xG, but Steve Clarke's side will now be without Scott McTominay, who has been their main goal threat from midfield, as well as Che Adams, Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean.
This should still be a tight game at a raucous Hampden Park, but Switzerland arrive in considerably better form and have shown they can perform away from home. Scotland have also failed to beat the Swiss since Euro 96.
Luxembourg v IcelandSee All Odds
Luxembourg v Iceland - Luxembourg to Win
The case for the visitors is their recent form. Luxembourg sit top of the group after beating Bulgaria 2-1, their fourth win in six matches, while they also picked up a 1-0 victory in Albania. Iceland, meanwhile, are still without a win in 2026 and have not won since November 2025.
There are also reasons to question Iceland's attacking options, with Albert Gudmundsson a doubt, while Luxembourg have already shown they can win in Reykjavik, claiming a 3-1 victory the last time these sides met at this ground.
There are obvious risks. Iceland have lost just one of their last seven meetings with Luxembourg and registered 19 shots against Estonia in their previous game, while Luxembourg are missing Enes Korac and Gerson Rodrigues Martins, with Danel Sinani also a doubt.
Still, 5/2 looks bigger than Luxembourg's recent performances warrant.
Slovenia vs North MacedoniaSee All Odds
Slovenia vs North Macedonia - Slovenia Win
Neither side comes into this in particularly convincing form, but North Macedonia's recent run is considerably more concerning. They are winless in eight and have failed to score in their last five, while their last four defeats have seen them concede 16 goals, with at least three in each.
Slovenia have also struggled for attacking inspiration, winning just one of their five matches in 2026. They managed only one shot on target in Saturday's draw with Scotland, who had 17 attempts, but Jan Oblak starts and Slovenia's back five should give them a solid platform.
Czech Republic v EnglandSee All Odds
Czech Republic v England - England -1 Handicap
The Czech Republic have won only twice in 2026, both in friendlies, and were comfortably second best in Saturday's defeat to Croatia, managing just five shots to their opponents' 16.
Their task is made harder by a depleted squad. Zima, Jurasek, Rynes, Vlcek, Provod, Visinsky and Chory have withdrawn, while Krejci has a calf problem and Karabec is a doubt. That leaves a weakened Czech side facing an England attack containing two players in excellent form.
Harry Kane has scored 17 goals in 19 games under Thomas Tuchel, while Jude Bellingham has nine goal involvements in his last nine England appearances.
England's defence is the obvious concern, having conceded 13 goals across their last six games. However, that run includes matches against Argentina, France and Spain, while this Czech side offered little going forward against Croatia.
England need a result with another defeat potentially leaving them bottom of the group, and the combination of their attacking quality and the Czech Republic's defensive absences makes a two-goal victory achievable.
