For the season, the Over 1.5 hit rate is 5 out of 11 for both teams. In head-to-head matches, it is 3 out of 6 over the last 2 years. Looking in more detail at this season, they played Under against low-scoring teams, whereas in this match the opponents have an average of around 3 goals per match, s... Show more

Today I’ll try to play an interesting match from Greece. Kifisias recently came out of the Second Super League and is not playing very well so far. Asteras’s statistics over the course of this season are not exactly better, but in their last 5 away matches they have 3 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss, while... Show more

In matches against each other, they hit this TO once in the last 2 years; there is no point in looking further. Over the season and in their last matches, the teams have received slightly more cards on the high side, but today the referee is not the strictest one, having already officiated OFI Crete... Show more

Hvidovre IF play very poorly at home. And overall this season, they are clearly the underdog. They won their last match, but that was more of an exception. Vejle are not shining either, but statistically they often play on equal terms in matches; it is clear they are just unlucky. Today I am backing... Show more

Armenia have taken fewer than 4 corners only once in qualifying. Croatia also like to take many corners, but allow their opponents to do so as well. The odds are too high, Total Over should land, the attack is decent, and Croatia have resolved all the issues and should not have to exert themselves m... Show more

The referee seems strict, but if you look at his matches officiating national teams this season, he showed a maximum of 3 cards. Switzerland have recently played against opponents with TO on yellow cards, but not long ago they had a trend toward TU. Romania also have a low individual cards figure. P... Show more

France dominates in corners, takes a few itself, and hardly allows the opponent any. Despite the fact that the Greeks have decent crossing statistics, I think they will draw conclusions from these statistics and will not focus on attacks down the flanks, and accordingly the number of corners will be... Show more

Both teams have high individual and average values for corners — 5-6 and 10. Both teams take corners and allow their opponents to do so. With such statistics, the odds look understated; the bet is very appealing and should be taken. Moreover, Wales have not yet lost their chances of qualifying, alth... Show more

Wales have been committing few fouls in qualifying, with an average individual cards figure of just 1.2. Turkey, on the other hand, average as many as 3 cards. But the match no longer means anything to the latter, so I doubt they will try with all their might to stop Wales' attacks. Especially at su... Show more

In this qualifying campaign, Israel failed to secure a place in the knockout stage, but in any case they are clearly stronger than Andorra and will beat them. Andorra puts up a strong fight at home, historically especially in recent qualifying matches, while Israel have not won by more than a couple... Show more

The Faroe Islands are an interesting football minnow. Yes, they lose, but they fight, and they rarely suffer defeats by more than two goals. In this qualifying campaign, there was one such match — against Czechia. In the head-to-head match with Albania, it was 1-3. I expect a similar result today, n... Show more

Today is an interesting matchday — as many as three matches for direct qualification. In every match there is an obvious favorite, but in this one, it seems to me, the underdog — Kazakhstan — has the best chance of causing an upset. They know how to fight; they have already proved it during the qual... Show more

Based on the teams' average individual stats, San Marino have 1 and Finland have 4. Total Over 9.5 was hit twice in the 7 matches played in the qualifying campaign. Today's game decides nothing, and I don't expect any particular pressure from the Finns. They will comfortably win with a minimum numbe... Show more

Moldova has always been considered a football minnow. But now it is the final qualifying match, and they still have a chance to reach the Euros. That is already an achievement; they have already beaten the Poles and drawn with all the favorites, but they are unlikely to stop and sit back. They will ... Show more

Although as many as 6 cards were shown in the previous match between these teams, the teams are not rough, after all: according to season statistics, Alania Vladikavkaz average around 2 cards per match, while Khimki average 1.6. The appointed referee has not shown more than 4 cards yet. The match is... Show more

Two football minnows are facing each other. To be fair, Luxembourg has recently been aiming to become a mid-table team, scoring goals and playing on equal terms with Iceland. Nevertheless, Luxembourg takes very few corners. Most likely, Luxembourg will win and the match will feature a minimal number... Show more

Norway's team total for yellow cards is around 1, and if you take the last 5 matches, it is only 0.6. They are currently traveling without tournament motivation to face another not particularly rough team (average total of around 2 yellow cards). TU 4.5 looks good at the bookmakers, but you can also... Show more

Portugal outplayed everyone in the qualifying process in terms of corners, while Iceland is quite poor in this statistic. They took many corners against minnows, but against average and strong teams they only let them take corners. I expect Portugal to get close to 10 corners and Iceland to get at m... Show more

Two teams of different levels in a match that decides nothing. You couldn’t ask for a better opportunity to put on a one-man show, especially at home. So the Portuguese will not stand around and pass the ball; they will push forward so that Ronaldo does not go without scoring a goal or two. And it i... Show more

Individual corner statistics in this cycle — 6 for Sweden and 2 for Estonia. The Swedes will surely want to win the last match on their home ground, even though it no longer decides anything. But I don't think we should expect powerful attacks or, even more so, dangerous wing counterattacks from the... Show more

Both teams do not play aggressively in qualifying, with average individual yellow card figures of 0.8 for Sweden and 1.2 for Estonia. The odds are high only because of the strict referee, but I doubt he will hand out cards excessively if the match proceeds calmly, which is most likely, as the teams ... Show more

African teams traditionally take few corners, but specifically these teams average 10 and 11 corners per match, respectively. They may deliver in this match too, especially since at such odds it is worth taking. D.R. Congo takes many corners and allows opponents to take them, while Sudan beats the T... Show more

The only question in this match is how many goals France will score. There were only 3 in the past, without any crazy margins against the football minnow. Gibraltar's all-time maximum was 6. At the same time, they themselves scored only against mid-table teams and teams of similar strength, such as ... Show more

The referee appointed for the match has already officiated Euro qualifying matches and has never given more than 5 cards (4,5,2). The opponents average two cards. At the same time, Israel has gone over this total only once in this qualifying campaign, and Romania three times, but because of rough op... Show more

Both teams average more than 4 yellow cards per match. Individually, the Swiss are less rough, but they have been picking up too many cards in recent matches. They need a win in this match so as not to make getting out of the group more difficult for themselves. And if the match does not go their wa... Show more

As I already wrote about this match, Wales pulled themselves together toward the end of the qualifying campaign and have been playing their last matches carefully and confidently. If the match goes well, they should not commit too many fouls in order to avoid losing important players for the decisiv... Show more

In my opinion, Armenia’s chances are overrated. Their statistics can be described as “even a stopped clock is right twice a day.” Meanwhile, Wales are a solid mid-table team, gradually accomplishing their objectives. There were some slip-ups at the start of the qualifying campaign, but they pulled t... Show more