Nations League Sunday Betting Tips: 7/1 Accumulator Feat Portugal

We’ve picked out three Nations League winners to form a 7/1 acca, with Portugal, Republic of Ireland and Austria all backed to come out on top.

Austria to beat Kosovo

Austria are worth backing at 118/100 to beat Kosovo, although this is a trickier game than the other two.

Austria comfortably won the reverse fixture last week, going 3-0 up by the hour before Kosovo pulled one back from a late penalty. They also had six shots on target compared with just one from Kosovo.

Muriqi's availability could be crucial for the hosts. Kosovo failed to score against Israel without their main attacking threat, and another absence would make it harder for them to exploit Austria's defensive weaknesses.

Austria have been the stronger side in the group, sitting top with seven points and eight goals from three matches. However, Kosovo have won four of their last five home games and Austria are missing several important players, including David Alaba and Marcel Sabitzer.

Republic of Ireland to beat Israel

Ireland look good value at 6/5 to beat Israel after comfortably winning the first meeting between the sides.

They ran out 3-0 winners, scoring all three goals inside the opening 25 minutes while restricting Israel to just 0.32 xG. Israel have scored only once in their three Nations League matches and have conceded six.

Troy Parrott is also in excellent form, scoring three times in the competition, including both goals in Thursday's 2-2 draw with Austria. Ireland have lost only once in their last 11 matches and have kept four clean sheets in their last seven.

The main concern is that this match is being played at a neutral venue behind closed doors, while Ireland will need to put Thursday's disappointment behind them after throwing away a two-goal lead against Austria.

Nevertheless, Ireland have already demonstrated that they can cause Israel serious problems.

Portugal to beat Norway

Portugal have made a perfect start to their Nations League campaign and 4/6 looks a fair price for them to beat Norway.

They have won all three matches, scoring seven goals in the process, and have lost just once in their last 13 games. Norway, meanwhile, have lost their last two and will be without suspended centre-back Heggem, while Ryerson is a doubt.

Portugal did not deserve their 2-1 win in Oslo on the underlying numbers, with Norway creating considerably more chances, but they followed that up with a convincing 4-2 victory in Denmark. Gonçalo Ramos has also scored in consecutive games since Cristiano Ronaldo left the squad.

Norway have enough attacking quality to cause problems, particularly with Erling Haaland leading the line, but Portugal have shown enough to suggest they can edge another close contest.