4.31-Ticket on Tuesday’s Picks: Accumulator Tip for November 21

The last game of the EURO 2024 qualifications will see the Netherlands hoping to run riots on Gibraltar, France seeking to get another win to complete their 100% record against Greece, and Wales welcoming Turkey. Below are expert picks on the games.

Gibraltar currently stands as one of the weakest teams in EURO qualification, having suffered defeat in all their matches so far. Not only have they lost every game, but they are also the only team in the qualifiers that haven't scored a goal. In their recent match against group leaders France, Gibraltar endured a crushing 14-0 defeat, marking the largest-ever Euro qualifier defeat. The team conceded seven goals in each half.

In the upcoming match against the Netherlands, Gibraltar face another formidable opponent, and while expectations are not for a repeat of the 14-0 loss, it is anticipated to be a challenging contest. The Netherlands will likely exert significant pressure as they aim to secure a place in Pot 2.

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France are set to face Greece in their last Euro qualifier following their historic 14-0 victory against Gibraltar, which marked their biggest-ever win in history. The commanding win against Gibraltar allowed France to maintain a perfect record in the 2024 Euro qualifying phase. Greece, on the other hand, secured a 2-0 victory over New Zealand in their latest outing, an international friendly.

While it is unlikely that France will replicate the goal-scoring spree they had against Gibraltar, they are expected to face a defensively sturdy Greek side. Nevertheless, the momentum from their recent victory may propel France to secure a comfortable win in the upcoming match. The focus will be on sustaining their positive performance and continuing their unbeaten run in the Euro qualifiers.

• W2

Wales face a crucial must-win situation in their upcoming clash against Turkey on Tuesday, being two points behind second-placed Croatia in Group D. The hosts are expected to launch an aggressive attack against Turkey in an effort to secure a victory. However, Wales will be without experienced midfielder Aaron Ramsey due to injury, while Tottenham forward Brennan Johnson, who has recovered from fitness issues, is pushing for a starting position.

Turkey, already having secured their place in Euro 2024, are aiming to finish their qualifying commitments on a high note. The team arrives in Cardiff with confidence after an impressive 3-2 friendly win against Germany.

Turkey have lost just one of their seven qualifiers, and they seek to disrupt the aspirations of the already deflated home side. They have kept only three clean sheets in their last 12 away matches, while Wales has scored in 10 of their last 11 home European Championship qualifiers. Expectations are for an exciting and potentially high-scoring match with both sides netting.

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