Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Tuesday's action, with this one being a 40/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring international matches from various EURO 2024 qualifiers and friendlies.
We kick things of with a EURO 2024 qualifying match between Iceland and Portugal.
Portugal enter this game in good form having won four of their last five games as they sit comfortably top of their qualifying group.
Iceland, on the other hand, have won just one of their last five matches and are struggling for consistency.
It does, then, look like it should be a straightforward win for Roberto MartÃnez' side.
Next up we have an interesting EURO 2024 qualifying fixture between Austria and Sweden.
Austria enter this game in excellent form, unbeaten in their last five games having won four of those.
Sweden are in a similar vein of form having also won four of their last five games but have faced a significantly easier run fixture-wise, whereas Austria have beaten Italy and drawn away at Belgium in that five-game period - with Sweden also losing 0-3 to Belgium.
Sweden have also been unconvincing away from home having lost three of their last five games on the road.
Austria, by contrast, have won their last three home games on the bounce and look good to win here.
Scotland are looking to continue their excellent start to EURO 2024 qualifying as they face Georgia.
Scotland have started this qualification campaign excellently having won all three of their matches, beating both Spain and Norway in the process.
Additionally, they've won each of their last five consecutive matches on home soil and should have too much for Georgia here.
Germany continue to fill the void left by the absence of qualifying matches for EURO 2024 as they take on Colombia.
We're going for both teams to score in this one and Germany have been a reliable pick as far as that market is concerned of late having seen BTTS occur in three of their last five games.
Similarly, BTTS has occurred in two of Colombia's last three games so we think it looks good to land again here.
Norway are looking to make amends for the defeat to Scotland last time out as they lock horns with Cyprus in EURO 2024 qualifying.
The Norwegians have seen both sides score in four of their last five matches so they've been no strangers to a successful BTTS selection of late.
Cyprus have also seen BTTS occur in three of their last four games so there's plenty of reason to be optimistic that both sides will register on the scoresheet here.
Last but not least Brazil face Senegal in a game we hope will produce a few goals.
Brazil have seen both sides find the back of the net in three of their last four games while Senegal have seen BTTS occur in three of their last five matches.
Considering this, there's little reason to believe both sides won't notch at least one goal each in this one.
Slovakia have been the first to score in their last seven, with Azerbaijan failing to keep a clean sheet in their last four. The visitors have conceded the first in five of their previous six.
Gibraltar are unbeaten in their last four meetings against Liechtenstein. The visitors are on a terrible run of no wins in 40 games and no goals scored in their previous three. Both sides have been he first to concede in eight of the last ten.
Bulgaria are unbeaten in their last seven, facing a Northern Ireland side who have lost only once in the previous five. Northern Ireland beat Luxembourg 2-0 in the previous game, and Bulgaria drew 0-0 with Belarus with ten men.
Denmark opened their Nations League campaign with a 2-0 win over nine-man Switzerland, whereas Serbia drew 0-0 with European Champions Spain. Serbia are winless in their previous four against Denmark, with the hosts keeping a clean sheet in three.
This fixture should provide goals on both ends, with neither side keeping a clean sheet in their previous five. The BTTS market has landed in four of Croatia's previous five and the last six for Poland.
Portugal opened their Nations League campaign with a 2-1 win over Croatia, with Scotland losing 3-2 at home to Poland. Scotland are without a win in five and no clean sheet in five also.
Sweden are unbeaten in their last seven against Estonia. The visitors have been the first to concede in five of their last six games and are without a clean sheet in their last 17 fixtures.
Spain are unbeaten in their last 11 games in all competitions. La Roja has won three of the previous five meetings between the two teams, with Switzerland failing to keep a clean sheet in their last six against the European Champions.
