Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Sunday's action, with this one being an 29/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from Saturday's international fixtures and from various leagues around Europe.
France enter this game in typically impressive form having won four of their last five matches, with over 2.5 goals landing in four of those encounters.
Their form on the road in qualifying is very good too, having won four and drawn one of their last five qualifying matches away from home.
Ireland, by contrast, haven't won any of their last five qualifying matches on home soil.
They have, though, been involved a few entertaining encounters with over 2.5 goals also landing in four of their last five games.
France have won each of the last four head-to-head meetings between these two sides and considering the disparity in quality between the two it's hard to see any outcome other than an away win.
Hungary enter this game amidst a solid run of form having won there, drawn one and lost one of their last five matches.
Similarly, their form at home over their last five games reads identically with the Hungarians also taking four points from games against England and Germany in the Nations League.
Bulgaria, by contrast, haven't won a qualifier away from home since 2015.
As far as BTTS is concerned, Bulgaria have scored in two of their last three games away from home while Hungary have only drawn a blank in one of their last five games on home soil.
Two formerly unionised nations meet in European qualifying for the first-ever time as Montenegro host Serbia.
Serbia are looking to put a disappointing World Cup behind them and deliver an emphatic qualifying campaign and they began their group stage in solid fashion, beating Lithuania 2-0 last week.
Serbia's record in qualifiers has been excellent of late having won seven and drawn two of their last nine qualifying matches.
Their record at home has been strong of late too, having won their last three competitive games on home soil by an aggregate scoreline of 10-2.
Meanwhile, their opponents have been in poor form in recent times having won just one of their last five matches.
These two sides have met only twice in their history, in the 2018 Nations League, and Serbia won both encounters. It does, then, feel as though this game will end in a similar way.
Sweden take on Azerbaijan in EURO 2024 qualifying as they look for their first win of the campaign.
Despite Sweden's poor start to EURO 2024 qualifying having lost 0-3 to Belgium, they should put a fairy mediocre Azerbaijan side to the sword here with the South East Europeans comfortably beaten 4-1 by Austria in their opening game.
As such, over 2.5 goals has landed each of Azerbaijan's last five consecutive matches.
Sweden, meanwhile, have seen over 2.5 goals land in each of their last two home matches and having beaten Azerbaijan 3-0 the last time they met they'll fancy themselves to register a few goals on the scoresheet given their talent advantage.
Netherlands are looking to exorcise the pain of a 4-0 battering at the hands of France in their opening qualifying game as they face Gibraltar in EURO 2024 qualifying.
Netherlands are generally very resolute when playing at home and have conceded just one goal in their last six qualifying matches on home soil.
Gibraltar, by contrast, have scored just one goal in their last five matches away from home.
Plain and simply, Gibraltar are ranked 200th in the world and the Netherlands are a top European nation, meaning Gibraltar will likely struggle to get out of their own half and should barely get near Ronald Koeman's side's goal here.