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Three of the biggest names in European football are in action on Saturday night and all three are closing in on securing their place at next year’s World Cup in Qatar. We’ve gone though the stats and form of all involved to find a very tasty 7.45pm treble that’s teeming with potential value. Let’s have a look at what we’ve uncovered in the markets.
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Belgium vs Estonia: Belgium (-3)
Belgium’s two most recent games in the Nations League didn’t exactly go to plan where they lost to both France and Italy. This means that over their five games since they exited the Euros, after losing to Italy, they’ve won three and lost two of their last five games. At home though (not including Euros games) they’re unbeaten over their last 17 games and have won seven of their last nine, drawing the other two.
Estonia are, well, they’re pretty bad. They’ve won just one of their last five fixtures, losing three and drawing one. Away from home things are slightly better where they’ve won two, drawn one and lost two. Three points will secure Belgium’s place at Qatar next season and Estonia aren’t going to stop them. We could well see a rout here and the Handicap of (-3) looks like the best option.
France vs Kazakhstan: France (-3)
Three points here will see France securing top spot in Group D, thanks to their superior goal difference over Ukraine in second place. They’ve not been great over the qualification period so far, winning three and drawing three of their six games. However, facing Kazakhstan isn’t going to be causing a sleepless night for any of Didier Deschamps’ squad prior to kick-off here. Kazakhstan have now gone 14 games without victory while France have now gone six games on home soil without defeat.
Antoine Griezmann, Karim Benzema and Kylian Mbappe are all set to start this game and it could get messy for the Kazaks here. The French will need no more motivation other than knowing three points will take them to next year’s World Cup and with a strike force of that qualify against a Kazak defence that has conceded seven over their last three games alone we have to go with the (-3) Handicap price here again.
Montenegro vs Netherlands: Netherlands Win & Over 2.5 Goals
A win for Group G leaders Netherlands will put them in pole position to finish ahead of Norway who they will face next week. The Norwegians will be hoping that Montenegro do them a favour here but their recent record would suggest an easy win for the Dutch. The home side have won just one of their last five matches, drawing two and losing two, their home form has seen them winning two, drawing one and losing two.
Netherlands have lost just one of their last 10 matches, of their last five they’ve won four and drawn one. Away from home they’ve won three, drawn one and lost one. The Dutch have been in mighty goal-scoring form over the last few months, scoring 18 goals over their last five games.
Montenegro have scored nine over the same period. The away side will be eager to get the three points here going into their last game against Norway but the home side could draw some blood. We’re looking at Netherlands to Win and Over 2.5 Goals here, a bet that would have won in four of the Netherland’s last seven matches.
Saturday night treble
Belgium vs Estonia: Belgium (-3)
France vs Kazakhstan: France (-3)
Montenegro vs Netherlands: Netherlands to Win and Over 2.5 Goals
* An treble with these bets pays at approximately 10/1 with Paddy Power. CLICK HERE TO ADD IT TO YOUR BETSLIP.
* All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.
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