There has been a relatively healthy batch of goal-heavy group stage games at Euro 2024 thus far.
With matchday three fast approaching, let's examine what fixtures could be fruitful for goals-based backers during the third round of action.
Which Euro 2024 games could be of interest here?
Scotland vs Hungary
Scotland have revived their hopes of reaching the knockout rounds of a major tournament for the first time in their history after battling to a 1-1 draw with Switzerland.
Consequently, a win over Hungary on Sunday night would almost certainly extend the Tartan Army’s stay in Germany.
However, Hungary will also be hunting all three points with a view to keeping their slim qualification hopes alive.
Despite going 2-0 to Germany in midweek, Marco Rossi's men will have taken plenty of positives away from their performance.
Given that both sides will be going all out for the win, over 2.5 looks like a solid acca material at 4/6 (Betfred) Stuttgart on Sunday.
A sizeable eight of Scotland’s last 12 matches have generated three match goals or more.
Albania vs Spain
Albania are still in the mix to make a shock splash in Euro 2024 Group B ahead of their matchday three meeting with Spain.
The Red and Blacks ran Italy close in a 2-1 defeat before earning a well-deserved 2-2 draw against Croatia.
Of course, overcoming Spain in their final Group B outing will be a tall order, but Sylvinho’s side will give it their best shot.
The plucky underdogs pack a punch and they could land a blow against a Spain side that have already secured their spot in the knockout round.
Over 2.5 goals landed in each of Albania’s opening two Euro 2024 outings and another fixture featuring three or more strikes could be on the cards at the Düsseldorf Arena.
Denmark vs Serbia
Denmark and Serbia do battle in what could be a do-or-die clash in Group C on Tuesday night.
Kasper Hjulmand’s side have accumulated two points from their opening two games at Euro 2024, one of which was against pre-tournament favourites England.
As for Serbia, they have one point to their name after securing a last-gasp 1-1 draw with Slovenia last time out.
Given the state of play in this particular pool, there is plenty of scope for this crunch clash to escalate into a high-scoring shootout.
Eight of the Eagles’ last 12 matches have produced a minimum of three goals and this game would appear to have all the necessary ingredients required for goals to flow.
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