Back our 26/1 three fold Acca for Monday's Nations League games.
Monday's Nations League action brings together three fixtures where the win and both teams to score markets look like a strong combined angle, built around sides in good recent form against opponents who have struggled to keep things tight at the back. We've built a 26/1 three-fold around all three matches.
Romania vs Sweden
Leg 1: Sweden to Win & Both Teams to Score
Best odds of 2/1 while publishing.
Sweden go into this one undefeated in their last three matches, and Romania's defensive record makes this an appealing fixture to target goals in as well as a result. Romania haven't kept a clean sheet in nine games, while Sweden themselves haven't managed one in 18 - a pattern that strongly favours both sides finding the net regardless of who comes out on top.
The numbers back that up on both sides of the ball. Both teams to score has cleared in four of Romania's last five matches and nine of Sweden's last 10, while this exact combination has landed in two of the last three head-to-head meetings between these two. With Sweden's form edging them as favourites and goals looking close to a formality, this looks a strong leg to build the acca around.
Montenegro vs Armenia
Leg 2: Montenegro to Win & Both Teams to Score
Best odds of 9/4 while publishing.
Montenegro are unbeaten in their last five matches, winning the majority of them, but their defence has been leaky throughout that run - no clean sheet in four of those five games.
Both teams to score has cleared in five of Montenegro's last six matches, and the head-to-head trend supports it further, with their last two wins in this fixture both seeing goals at both ends. Armenia have found the net in six of their last seven matches too, giving them every chance of getting on the scoresheet even in defeat.
France vs Belgium
Leg 3: France to Win & Both Teams to Score
Best odds of 9/5 while publishing.
France round out the acca in excellent form, having won six straight matches against Belgium and looking as sharp as any side in this international window. Belgium have scored 13 goals in their last six games, though, and haven't kept a clean sheet against France in seven matches - a trend that points firmly towards goals at both ends alongside a home win.
With both sides carrying genuine attacking quality and Belgium's defensive record against France this poor, backing the hosts to win while both teams find the net looks a sound way to complete the three-fold.
