EURO 2024 Qualification Top Friday Picks: Accumulator Tips for September 08

The matches for Euro 2024 qualification continue, and for this encounter, I will be selecting the top three teams for an accumulator bet with the maximum possible wager. While Cristiano Ronaldo and his Portugal team go to Brastilava to take on Slovakia, the reigning champions of the Nations League, Spain, will face Georgia in their next match. In order to finish off the accumulator, Croatia will host the match against Latvia. In the paragraphs that follow, I will look into each of these matches, make a betting analysis, consider my options, and select the best picks with the goal of generating enormous profits from betting.

We anticipate Georgia will present Spain with several challenges throughout the course of the encounter, which has the potential to be a difficult one for Spain to navigate. However, La Roja will be able to rely on the bigger talent all around the pitch, and this is going to unquestionably be a huge boost. The Crusaders' performance in the qualifications has been satisfactory overall, as they have one victory, one tie, and one loss over their three contests. They have only one victory in their last five home games that count in European qualifying, and they have failed to score in three of those games. They have only scored twice against the visitors in the five games they have played against them, and they have been defeated four times. On the other hand, La Roja have gone winless in their last three games while failing to score in five of those games. There have been fewer than 2.5 goals scored in each of their last three away games in European qualifying competition, and they have not won any of those games. Despite this, Luis de la Fuente has put together a formidable team for the qualifiers, and taking into account the fact that the visitors have a solid track record of success against the hosts, I anticipate that they will prevail with ease.

• Bet: W2 and Total Over 1.5

Since they first competed in the European qualifying tournament in 1994, the Kockasti have not suffered a defeat in their European qualifications when playing at home. In their most recent game, which was a competitive one, they were defeated by Spain on penalties, despite the fact that the match ended in a goalless draw after extra time. Therefore, coming into this match, the home team will come into this match with the goal of getting back to their winning ways. The visiting Latvia have had a difficult time winning any of their four matches against the hosts; not only have they lost all of these contests, but they have also managed to score only one goal over that span. Latvia have scored at least one goal in 14 of their last 15 games across all competitions, so they should be able to find the back of the net here. Nevertheless, taking into account the difficulties they had against the home team as well as their dismal performance in the European qualifiers, I will put my money on the Croatian team to win easily.

• Bet on: Croatia to Win in Both Halves

The Slovakian national team has gone seven games in all competitions without suffering a loss, and they have won their last three matches. In four out of their last five competitions, they have maintained a perfect record without conceding; despite this, they have just one clean sheet in seven games at home. Roberto Martinez has led Portugal to a perfect record since taking over as head coach in January, and the team has yet to allow an opponent to score on them. During this current hiatus for international competition, he has selected a strong team, with Ronaldo serving as the leader of a star-studded attack. Portugal has been in superior form overall, and they have never lost to Slovakia. The early stages of qualification have been kind to either Slovakia or Portugal, and the Selecao will face their greatest test so far in Bratislava, despite having to put in a lot of effort to win their most recent match against Iceland. Portugal has also been a difficult opponent to overcome. However, the hosts' noticeable lack of firepower could prove to be their main difficulty here, as Portugal should make it five wins from five in impressive fashion, most likely adding another clean sheet to the collection with Ronaldo leading the line once again.

• Bet on: W2 and Total Over 1.5