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UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers: Selected Matches Preview

For the first time since the FIFA World Cup, international teams once again step up onto the stage and (in this case, European nations) begin to look ahead at what lies on the horizon.

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For the first time since the FIFA World Cup, international teams once again step up onto the stage and (in this case, European nations) begin to look ahead at what lies on the horizon.

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Friday 24 March

9/10 France | Draw 43/20 | Netherlands 11/4 (21:45)

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Sweden 47/20 | Draw 21/10 | Belgium 21/20 (21:45) 

In truth, it’s the hosts which come into the game with a better run of form on paper. I know, form doesn’t really play a role this early on – but with all the uncertainty around Belgium privately…I wouldn’t be surprised to see the hosts get something out of the game! Back them on the Win/Draw Double Chance at 13/20.

Austria 2/9 | Draw 44/10 | Azerbaijan 11/1 (21:45)

I know that the picture being painted by the bookmakers here suggest a rather simple sort of outcome. However, in truth it is the visitors who might have reason to think they can be competitive here. They haven’t lost a game since June last year – but away from home they haven’t conceded more than a single goal. Back them on the +2 Handicap at 19/20.

Saturday 25 March 

Scotland 1/4 | Draw 4/1 | Cyprus 10/1 (16:00)

It is a bit of a mismatch between these two sides – you don’t need to be particularly gifted to see it. Scotland no doubt wins the game, I mean they have better players in almost every position so why shouldn’t they? I think the value, however, lies in the Under 3.5 goals market which is trading at 4/10.

Armenia 6/1 | Draw 3/1 | Turkey 4/10 (19:00)

I like the odds available for this Turkey win. They are that sort of international side who enjoy a gritty (albeit at times unattractive) system of play – but they can be competitive and are usually good for a few surprise results. I am going off reputation – but I think the Turks win.

Spain 1/3 | Draw 34/10 | Norway 7/1 (21:45)

If the World Cup last year showed anything – Spain is a young and energetic international outfit! Their attacking prowess is complemented only by their aggressive defensive effort and commitment to dictating the pace of their games… Norway will struggle here, but 1/3 is too short about the home win. Spain to win and keep a clean sheet is even money.

Croatia 6/10 | Draw 5/2 | Wales 4/1 (21:45)

I’m not too surprised by the prices on these two teams if I’m honest, Wales have been riding on the curt tails of their recent historical competitiveness for long enough – they are largely rebuilding and so their results are likely to reflect that. Croatia is a balanced and talented European team, pile into the 6/10.

Andorra 13/1 | Draw 48/10 | Romania 2/11 (21:45)

It’s a bit of a hit and miss game in my opinion. Neither team has really given any reason for us to think much of their ability going into these qualifiers and I would hazard a strong warning against jumping on the bandwagon associated with past success. I really like the look of the draw here – not really for the multiples but certainly worth a punt at 48/10.

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