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Croatia were one of the standout teams in UEFA qualifying, winning seven of eight matches and conceding only four goals. They created 46 big chances across the campaign, averaging nearly six per game, while Andrej Kramaric finished as their leading scorer with six goals.
Slovenia struggled throughout qualifying. They managed only two big chances in six matches and collected just four points. The gap between these sides is significant and Croatia have enough attacking quality to turn their superiority into a comfortable victory. Croatia to win by two or more goals looks generously priced.
Ecuador were one of the strongest defensive teams in World Cup qualifying. Despite a three-point deduction, they still finished second in CONMEBOL after winning eight and drawing eight of their 18 matches. More impressively, they conceded only five goals, comfortably the best defensive record in South American qualifying.
Guatemala failed to progress beyond the third round of CONCACAF qualifying and collected only eight points from six matches. The step up in class here is significant and Ecuador's defensive record suggests they have every chance of keeping another clean sheet.
Morocco and Norway have been among the most impressive attacking sides in international football over the past year, making the goals markets the standout angle in this friendly.
Morocco won all eight of their CAF qualifying matches and scored 22 goals, while Norway swept aside their UEFA qualifying group with 37 goals in eight games. Erling Haaland scored 16 of those and is expected to return here.
Morocco have built their success on a solid defensive platform, but Norway possess enough quality in the final third to test any defence. At the other end, Morocco's attacking record suggests they should create chances of their own.
The two sides have combined for 27 goals across their last five internationals, and another open contest looks likely. Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals stands out at the prices.
Bet: Croatia to win by 2 or more goals, Ecuador to win to NIL, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Morrocco vs Norway goals at 12/1 with Boylesports
Denmark come into this friendly after an impressive 4-0 victory over North Macedonia in their playoff semi-final before falling short on penalties against Czechia in the final.
The Danes created 26 big chances during qualifying and Rasmus Hojlund finished as their leading scorer with five goals. There was plenty to like about their attacking play throughout the campaign and they should be eager to respond after missing out on qualification.
Ukraine's qualifying hopes ended with a 3-1 defeat to Sweden in their playoff semi-final. New head coach Andrea Maldera has had limited time to work with the squad and this represents a difficult first assignment.
With home advantage in Odense and greater continuity within the setup, Denmark look well placed to come out on top.
Bet: Croatia to win by 2 or more goals, Ecuador to win to NIL, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Morrocco vs Norway goals & Denmark to win at 33/1 with Boylesports
Kosovo enjoyed an excellent qualifying campaign, finishing runners-up in Group B before beating Slovakia 4-3 in a thrilling playoff semi-final. They then pushed eventual qualifiers Turkey all the way before suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat in the final.
Andorra arrive in Pristina struggling badly in the final third. They have failed to score in their last five matches and managed only three goals across eight qualifying games. Their defensive record has also been poor, with seven goals conceded across their last three friendlies.
Kosovo should control the match from start to finish and Andorra's lack of attacking threat makes a home win to nil look one of the stronger angles on the card.
Bet: Croatia to win by 2 or more goals, Ecuador to win to NIL, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Morrocco vs Norway goals, Denmark to win & Kosovo to win to NIL at 20/1 with Boylesports
Greece are expected to field a strong side in Heraklion with Vangelis Pavlidis, Christos Tzolis and Konstantinos Tsimikas all likely to start. They possess plenty of attacking quality and should create chances against an Italian defence lacking significant senior international experience.
Italy showed positive attacking intent in their recent win over Luxembourg, registering 15 shots and hitting the woodwork. Pio Esposito scored the winner and Silvio Baldini's young side looked willing to commit players forward throughout the match.
Greece conceded twice against Sweden earlier this week and have won only one of their last eight matches. Their recent defensive record suggests Italy will get opportunities, while the hosts have enough quality in attack to make an impact themselves.
An open game looks likely, with both teams to score and over 2.5 goals standing out as the strongest angle.
Bet: Croatia to win by 2 or more goals, Ecuador to win to NIL, BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Morrocco vs Norway goals, Denmark to win, Kosovo to win to NIL & BTTS & over 2.5 goals at Greece vs Italy at 80/1 with Boylesports
The Betting Desk is run by Neil Potter. Neil built and refined all of the site’s data models, helping it grow into a trusted source of analysis across the Premier League, EFL and major tournaments. His models track key metrics, long term trends and areas where market prices move away from underlying performance.
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