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Austria vs Poland= both team scores (1.90) stake 7/10


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First match Group G qualifiers for the 2020 European Championships. Austria is twenty-second in the FIFA standings, while Poland is twentieth in the standings. The home team did not take part in the 2018 World Cup, while the visiting team was already disappointed in the world cup in the group stage and also disappointed in the Nations League. However, in my opinion, it is the two teams that will fight until the end to reach the first two places in the round as the other teams have neither the strength nor the means to counteract them. So in the end, given the offensive potential of both teams, I'm thinking of a game full of goals.

 

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Football Facts and Streaks regarding Euro 2020 Qual.

Slovenia has under 2.5 goals in their last 4 games.
Israel won their last 3 home games.
Belgium scored in last 18 home games.

You can find interesting 9 Football Betting Streaks for 21.03.2019 on this link ... https://eurofootballrumours.com/football-facts-and-streaks-21-03-2019-13800

 

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Two big events without the Netherlands are many and it is time for the "oranje" to star in again. A very demanding group with Germany and Northern Ireland, and today they welcome Belarus in a game that is clearly the big favorite for the show. The Cumman team has the chance to get into the ... right to the qualifiers and will logically succeed. Positive that the Belarusians do not play defensive and this will help to see a good game with several goals
NETHERLANDS vs BELARUS @@ +2.50 Over, odds 1.50

The undisputed talent in the home team does not leave much room for the guests, but everything is possible in football. An early goal can open the pace so that many goals can be scored
BELGIUM vs RUSSIA @@ +2.50 Over, odds 1.65

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Kazakhstan vs Scotland

The 2020 European Championship qualifiers start today and we have an early kick-off out in the Astana Arena in Astana where Kazakhstan host Scotland in a 3pm kick-off. It's vital for Alex McLeish's side to get all three points here in a group that also includes Russia, Belgium, Cyprus, and San Marino.

Kazakhstan have built up a run of form thanks to their UEFA Nations League participation. It's now just 1 defeat in their last 6 matches for Michal Bilek's side. OK, so they've only played the likes of Andorra, Latvia, and Moldova but it's bound to have done their confidence the world of good.

Scotland will be bouncing after qualifying for League B after getting promoted from their League C group in the UEFA Nations League. It's a turn around in fortunes for a side that looked gone under Gordon Strachan. The 4-0 win away to Albania in their last away competitive game will give them a boost needed to head into this game.

I'm backing Scotland to get the job done here. It might not be pretty but I can see them winning 2-1 or 1-0. I'm not entirely convinced they'll win by more than the odd goal but who knows. Kazakhstan is a hell of a place to go and any kind of win can be considered a good one.

Scotland to Win @ 2.06 with MarathonBet

Draw HT/ Scotland FT @ 5.00 with Betfred

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Israel v Slovenia- Slovenia (0AH) to win at 2.64 with Marathonbet

I think that the odds should be more equal here. OK, Slovenia disappointed in Nations League where they didn't win a match and relegated in Division D. But in a lot of these games they played with mixed squad without some of their best players. In the last European qualifiers finished in 3rd place and played playoffs where they were defeated by Ukraine. Israel are very unpredictable at home to be a favourites, lost their last 3 official games, 2 of these losses was against North Macedonia and Albania, teams that aren't stronger than their current opponent.

Slovakia to beat Hungary at 1.79 with Marathonbet

Slovakia are very strong upfront their crowd, they won 8 from last 10 home matches, lost only 1 of them. Hungary are poor as guests, they lost 6 from their last 8 visits, some of these losses were really shocking like 0-1 from Andorra and 1-2 from Luxembourg. Slovakia should easily win this match, so home win i guess.

 

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With regards to Kazakhstan v Scotland, I am backing the draw. In addition to what @StevieDay1983 has said about the game, here are my main arguments why:

  • The huge time zone difference of 6 hours. Despite the strategy the management of the Scotland national team has devised, it won't be easy for the players to perform at their optimal level.
  • Key players missing the game due to injury, retirement or precaution.
  • The game will be played on artificial grass.
  • Despite being in the bottom section of European football, Kazakhstan are not easy to beat at their ground. They made a coaching change earlier this year which may bring temporary momentum into their players.
  • I sense complacency among Scotland's staff

A flutter on the draw at average odds of 23/10 may be worth it.

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I’m going to be absolutely insane here and say that Estonia might be able to take something from Northern Ireland.

They lost their last game at home to Austria 2-1 and lost two away games to Austria and Bosnia before that, with a 0-0 draw to the Republic of Ireland sandwiched in between. Their squad is aging and there’s bound to be some complacency in this one.

Estonia are ranked 98th in the world but a 0-0 away draw with Iceland after a 2-1 win away to Finland is going to boost their confidence. They were both friendlies but they did win their last competitive away game, although admittedly thanks to a Greek own goal.

 

Theyre going to play for a smash and grab and if Northern Ireland think this ones already in the bag then it might just work.

A long shot maybe but Estonia (draw no bet) @ 6.00 with Skybet for me

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3 hours ago, StevieDay1983 said:

Kazakhstan vs Scotland

The 2020 European Championship qualifiers start today and we have an early kick-off out in the Astana Arena in Astana where Kazakhstan host Scotland in a 3pm kick-off. It's vital for Alex McLeish's side to get all three points here in a group that also includes Russia, Belgium, Cyprus, and San Marino.

Kazakhstan have built up a run of form thanks to their UEFA Nations League participation. It's now just 1 defeat in their last 6 matches for Michal Bilek's side. OK, so they've only played the likes of Andorra, Latvia, and Moldova but it's bound to have done their confidence the world of good.

Scotland will be bouncing after qualifying for League B after getting promoted from their League C group in the UEFA Nations League. It's a turn around in fortunes for a side that looked gone under Gordon Strachan. The 4-0 win away to Albania in their last away competitive game will give them a boost needed to head into this game.

I'm backing Scotland to get the job done here. It might not be pretty but I can see them winning 2-1 or 1-0. I'm not entirely convinced they'll win by more than the odd goal but who knows. Kazakhstan is a hell of a place to go and any kind of win can be considered a good one.

Scotland to Win @ 2.06 with MarathonBet

Draw HT/ Scotland FT @ 5.00 with Betfred

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I've been holding off posting until the team was announced. The way to approach this game is to attack and that's what Scotland have been set up to do, with players like Mcgregor, McGinn, Forrest, Armstrong we should really be winning this. At odds of 2.00 or thereabouts I'm all over the away win.

Scotland win @ 2.00.

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Northern Ireland vs Estonia

Group C kicks off tonight with Northern Ireland taking on Estonia at Windsor Park in Belfast in a 7:45pm kick-off. Both sides will be looking to take all three points here if they are to have a realistic chance at reaching the 2020 European Championship with the other teams in the group consisting of Netherlands, Germany, and Belarus.

Northern Ireland are in a bit of a slump right now. Michael O'Neill's team are without a win in four international matches. The Green and White Army have only managed to score one goal during that time as well. Austria (twice), Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Republic of Ireland are four matches they'd arguably have hoped to get more from.

Estonia reached the 2012 European Championship qualification play-offs but that's been there only real brush with success on the international stage. Martin Reim's men will simply be trying to be competitive in this group and avoiding finishing bottom would be a positive. They are unbeaten in their last three games including wins over Greece and Finland.

I've always felt Northern Ireland under O'Neill were a tough team to beat. My own Wales struggled to dispose of them at the 2016 European Championship in the 2nd Round. I feel at home they are a match for anyone and should win a tight game here. Estonia are themselves a tricky side to break but I can see a 1-0 home win here.

Northern Ireland to Win to Nil @ 1.83 with Bet365

Total Goals Scored Under 1.5 @ 2.70 with Unibet

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Football Facts and Streaks regarding Euro 2020 Qual.

Bulgaria has under 2.5 goals in their last 3 games.
Turkey allowed opponents to score over 1.5 goals in last 3 games.
Lithuania has over 2.5 goals in their last 4 games.

You can find interesting 37 Football Betting Streaks for 22.03.2019 on this link ... https://eurofootballrumours.com/football-facts-and-streaks-22-03-2019-13827/

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The bet on the National England bench went very well in the World Cup of Russia a few months ago and now the "three lions" go well for the Euro 2020 qualifiers. This is the first obstacle in the Czech Republic at Wembley, is the favorite of the showdown. The match is not as easy as the odds show, but an early finish by the English will simplify the situation for victory. Her own chances will also be on the other side of the Czech team, so it is more worth the many goals
ENGLAND vs CZECH REPUBLIC @@ +2.50 Over, odds 1.95

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Group F Outright Bet

I am backing Sweden to finish in the top two of their group at 1.90.

The clear favorite for the first place in this group is Spain, leaving Sweden, Norway and Romania to battle it out for the second place. Based on recent performances, Sweden are clearly the best team of that bunch. They are quarterfinalists from the most recent World Cup last year. They also won their group in the Nations League, manhandling Russia comfortably, which themselves played in a World Cup quarterfinal.

Norway and Romania played lower quality of football over the autumn, and they were a part of the weaker Division C in the Nations League. The Norwegians in particular have a guaranteed playoff spot, so they are expected to play a little more carelessly so to speak, as they know they will have a second chance to qualify for the UEFA Euro 2020 Championships final stage.

Matchday 1 this week sees Sweden play at home to Romania and Norway play away to the Spaniards. Assuming the Norwegians will lose that game, if Sweden manage to beat Romania at home, they will put a firm hand on that top two finish from the beginning. I expect these odds of 1.90 to decrease after the first round of fixtures, so that price is good value before the qualifying competition gets underway.

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Andorra v Iceland

Iceland have gone a full year without a win, having played 15 games in the process (6 draws and 9 defeats). They are really struggling and will be expected to turn their fortunes against one of the football “minnows” in Europe. However, Andorra aren’t taking it easy at home lately, drawing all their three home games in the Nations League. In the last World Cup qualifying cycle they even managed to beat Hungary.

Hence, it’s highly likely that if Iceland fail to score early in the game, they may feel the pressure of needing to win at all costs which can backfire. In addition, bookmakers expect a low-scoring game. I’ll proceed with a wager on Andorra (+2) Handicap Result at odds of 2.00 (Evens), meaning Andorra mustn't lose the game with more than one goal.

Albania v Turkey

I think the Albanians are underestimated in this group compared to Iceland and Turkey. I am taking a punt on Albania to finish top two of their group at odds of 15.0, and will also try 1 DNB today vs Turkey at odds of 2.62, both with small stakes.

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England vs Czech Republic

Group A in the 2020 European Championship qualifiers gets started tonight with UEFA Nations League finalists and 2018 World Cup Semi-Finalists England taking on Czech Republic in a 7:45pm kick-off at Wembley. Surely, a home win is the banker here, right?

England have exceeded expectations under the tenure of manager Gareth Southgate. The former England defender has led his country to the last four of a major tournament and put them within touching distance of winning the UEFA Nations League. Where's the knighthood?! This is even before we entertain the way he's brought the youngsters through.

Czech Republic were once a force to be reckoned with in European football but gone are the days of Pavel Nedved, Tomas Rosicky, and Jan Koller. The nation still has a number of talents such as Theodor Gebre Selassie, Borek Dockal, and Matej Vydra. They are also a nation that loves the European Championship having qualified for every edition since transforming from Czechoslovakia in 1992. They've reached the Semi-Finals twice in 1996 and 2004.

This match is a chance for England to start on a win. The Three Lions have the insurance of knowing they are guaranteed at least a play-off spot thanks to their UEFA Nations League performance. That means they can afford to finish 3rd and still make the play-offs. I know Southgate will demand a top spot finish and with the other teams in their group being Bulgaria, Montenegro, and Kosovo I can see them doing that. A clean sheet win for them here I believe.

England to Win to Nil @ 1.85 with MarathonBet

Total Goals Scored Over 2.5 @ 1.87 with Boylesports

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Football Facts and Streaks regarding Euro 2020 Qual.

Italy has under 2.5 goals in their last 4 games.
Finland has under 2.5 goals in their last 7 games.
Italy allowed opponents to score over 1.5 goals in last 4 home games.

You can find interesting 63 Football Betting Streaks for 23.03.2019 on this link ... https://eurofootballrumours.com/football-facts-and-streaks-23-03-2019-13867

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Georgia v Switzerland

Georgia: Giorgi Merebashvili (31/2 m), Lasha Dvali (12/1 d), Giorgi Chakvetadze (7/5 m), Levan Mchedlidze (31/2 f), Vladimer Dvalishvili (44/6 f), Bachana Arabuli (6/0 f)

Switzerland: Admir Mehmedi (60/8 f), Roman Bürki (9/0 g), François Moubandje (21/0 d), Johan Djourou (76/2 d), Edimilson Fernandes (8/0 m), Blerim Džemaili (69/10 m), Fabian Frei (14/3 m), Haris Seferović (59/17 f, 2nd top scorer), Eren Derdiyok (60/11 f), Josip Drmić (32/10 f)

 

Gibraltar v Ireland Republic

Gibraltar: Jamie Robba (8/0 g), Kyle Casciaro (24/1 m), Jamie Bosio (12/0 m), John-Paul Duarte (11/0 f), George Cabrera (8/1 f)

Ireland Republic: Cyrus Christie (23/2 d), Ciaran Clark (32/2 d), Stephen Ward (50/3 d, retired), Callum O'Dowda (15/0 m), Aiden McGeady (92/5 m), James McCarthy (40/0 m), David Meyler (26/0 m), Jonathan Walters (54/14 f, 2nd top scorer), Shane Long (82/17 f, top scorer), Callum Robinson (6/0 f), Ronan Curtis (2/0 f)

 

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More attractive and enjoyable in the eye is the Italian team of Italy in the days of Mancini for about a year now took its lesson from the non-qualification in the World Cup last year. Against Finland today it has the perfect chance to start with ... right in its Euro 2020 qualifiers and an early goal will help to see a good game between the two teams
ITALY vs FINLAND @@ +2.50 Over, odds 1.95

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Gibraltar vs Republic of Ireland

The Group D action gets started today and there is interest for Irish fans as Republic of Ireland travel to Gibraltar for their opening game in a 5pm kick-off this Saturday at the Victoria Stadium. Anything other than a convincing away win would surely be considered a shock result.

Gibraltar are one of the youngest nations in the qualification process having only started playing competitive games back in 2013 with full FIFA accreditation coming on 13th May, 2016. Out of their 36 competitive games thus far, Gibraltar have lost 29 of those games. Recent results have shown progress with 3 wins from their last 7 matches. They're still expected to be the minnows of this group.

Republic of Ireland begin life under Mick McCarthy in this game with his second spell in charge of the country. The former Ipswich and Wolves manager was previously Irish manager between 1996 and 2002. He oversaw a successful spell in charge of the national team which was overshadowed by a public falling out with Roy Keane at the 2002 World Cup.

This is a new era for Irish football. The tenure of Martin O'Neill became so bogged down in negativity that a change was needed. McCarthy has a lot of admirers and there's optimism he can instil a more attack-minded approach. I can see Ireland starting his reign with a solid win. Gibraltar are getting more experienced with every game but this should be a simple 3-4 goal win for Ireland at least.

Republic of Ireland -2 @ 1.72 with Betfair

Total Goals Scored Over 3.5 @ 1.85 with Paddy Power

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Football Facts and Streaks regarding Euro 2020 Qual.

Croatia has over 2.5 goals in their last 4 games.
Hungary has under 2.5 goals in their last 3 games.
Belgium scored over 1.5 goals in last 3 games.
Poland has under 2.5 goals in their last 4 games.

You can find interesting 55 Football Betting Streaks for 24.03.2019 on this link ... https://eurofootballrumours.com/football-facts-and-streaks-24-03-2019-13880

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Dynamically, the Netherlands started its campaign against Belarus and 4-0 in Rotterdam speaks for itself. Today he is "moving" to the capital Amsterdam for the big derby against Germany, which will give its first game for the Euro2020 qualifiers. "Oranje" faced the "panthers" in the Nations League, where they won at home with 3-0, which they would like to achieve today
NETHERLANDS vs GERMANY @@ +2.50 Over, odds 1.75

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9 hours ago, StevieDay1983 said:

Gibraltar vs Republic of Ireland

Gibraltar are getting more experienced with every game but this should be a simple 3-4 goal win for Ireland at least.

If only! Turned out to be turgid dross and Gibraltar were unfortunate not to go a goal ahead. Republic of Ireland backers can thank Randolph because if he hadn't made the save that he did at 0-0 there was no way in a million years that Ireland were scoring two to secure a win.

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Wales vs Slovakia

Group E continues in the Euro 2020 qualifiers this weekend with this hotly-anticipated (OK, I'm Welsh, let me think that!) clash between Wales and Slovakia in a 2pm kick-off at the Cardiff City Stadium. I'll be attending this match and I'm very nervous ahead of it.

Wales are still an unknown quantity under Ryan Giggs. It appears that he's got a grasp of how to break down the sides that come to try and nullify us. That's something Chris Coleman struggled to manage. However, it's also clear Giggs is unaware of how to handle sides that come at us. He's not very aware defensively and that could be an issue here. Our 1-0 friendly win against Trinidad and Tobago shouldn't be analysed too much. It was a ghost side full of semi-fit and back-up players.

Slovakia come to Cardiff wanting revenge for the 2-1 defeat Wales inflicted on them at the 2016 European Championship. It was a result that eventually prevented Slovakia from reaching the 2nd Round. It'll be interesting to see how Wales handle Marek Hamsik because we faced a similar issue with Christian Eriksen when we played Denmark and we simply didn't deal with him. I fear the same could happen with Hamsik.

Those of us old enough to remember will have horrible memories of the last time Slovakia came to Cardiff. It resulted in a 5-1 defeat on 7th October, 2006 and was the moment that most of us realised the 2008 European Championship wasn't going to happen.

I just have a bad feeling about this qualification campaign. I enjoyed the free-flowing philosophy Giggs introduced when he first came in but it already seems like he's losing interest. It's 4 losses from our last 6 matches. We face a Slovakia team that have lost just 1 of their last 4 matches and kick started their qualification campaign with a business-like 2-0 win over Hungary. I'm struggling to see a win here for Wales without Aaron Ramsey. A draw might be a pessimistic view but I'd be pleasantly surprised if we won.

Draw @ 3.30 with Bet365

Anytime Scorer: Gareth Bale @ 2.63 with Unibet

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