Our 29/1 Goal Handicap Acca

The first of our goal handicap tips sees Euro 2020 semi-finalists go up against Finland in Group H, with Kasper Hjulmand’s side looking to put their disappointing 2022 World Cup campaign behind them.

Denmark may have been knocked out of the World Cup by Australia and France in the group stages, however, they did manage to finish second in their Nations League group, behind Croatia, but, ahead of France and Austria.

Meanwhile, Finland could only finish second in League B Group 3 with eight points, behind Bosnia, but, narrowly ahead of Montenegro and Romania.

The Danes’ last home match saw them beat France 2-0 at home thanks to first-half goals by Kasper Dolberg and Andreas Skov Olsen, they are priced at evens to win with a -1 Goal Handicap against Finland.

Roberto Martinez will take charge of his first game as Portugal manager on Thursday, with many of the home crowd desperate to see their attacking talents perform to their best.

Portugal crashed out of the World Cup to Morocco, while Fernando Santos struggled to find a good balance between defence and attack, despite having a plethora of talent such as Bernardo Silva, Bruno Fernandes, Rafael Leao, Joao Felix, Cristiano Ronaldo and more.

Liechtenstein are ranked 198th in the world, two places above Gibraltar and 15 ahead of San Marino, meaning that this is the perfect opportunity for Portugal to get off the mark in good fashion.

Michael O’Neill returns to the Northern Ireland dugout on Thursday, as the boys in Green and White take on the world’s lowest-ranked nation in San Marino.

Northern Ireland have a squad packed with English Football League experience, including a few current and former Premier League players such as Jonny Evans, Craig Cathcart, Jamal Lewis, Paddy McNair and Bailey Peacock-Farrell. They will expect to win here to get their group campaign off to a good start.

Austria hosts Azerbaijan in Group F of Euro 2024’s qualifiers, with Ralf Rangnick’s men expected to get off to a good start.

The home side finished bottom of League A Group 1, however, this was behind quality sides such as Croatia, Denmark and France. They did show some promising performances in this group, having beaten Croatia 3-0 away and drawing 1-1 with France at home. In their last outing back in November, Rangnick’s men comfortably beat Italy 2-0 at home thanks to goals from Xavier Schlager and David Alaba.

Azerbaijan are ranked 121st in the world and finished second in League C Group 3 of the Nations League, behind Kazakhstan, but, ahead of Slovakia and Belarus.

Serbia against Lithuania is the last tip on this list, with this being a match-up of 29th versus 144th in the FIFA World Rankings.

The home side have some good attacking talent among their ranks, such as Filip Kostic, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Dusan Vlahovic, Dusan Tadic and Aleksandar Mitrovic, meaning that they have the potential to score plenty of goals.

While Serbia topped League B Group 4 with 13 points from six matches against Norway, Slovenia and Sweden, scoring 13 times, their opponents Lithuania finished bottom of League C Group 1, with just one point to their name, ultimately seeing them placed below the Faroe Islands, Luxembourg and Turkey.

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