Since Progress Is A Must, The Greater Nation Shall Trample On The Weaker: Accumulator Tip for October 12

With the brew of the third Matchday of the UEFA Nations League coming to a quick conclusion, the twists and turns of the pairings have both overwhelmed the unsuspecting and underwhelmed the overconfident. However, the stone-written destinies of the teams must play out, with winners vanquishing the desperate.

As Poland plays Portugal, Spain plays Demark, and the Serbian serfs would be forced to contend against the resilient Swiss.

The Polish National team, fortunate in the 3-2 victory secured against the Scottish nationals, met redundancy in the 1-0 loss to the Croats last month.

However, they are burdened with fostering their Nations League claims against the Portuguese, deemed eventual winners.

Head Coach Michal Probiers is expected to field his 5-3-2 lineup with Robert Lewandowski, who is expected to man the frontlines and cause carnage to the opposition, given the chance.

Cristiano Ronaldo leads the star-studded 4-3-3 Portuguese team alongside Bruno Fernandes, Rafael Leao, Bernando Silva, and Diogo Jota.

Ruben Dias and Diogo Dalot man the helm of the defenses, which have been penetrated in the last two meetings from which they procured victories.

At least three goals should be produced from the game.

Bet: O2.5

Dragan Stojkovic leads the Serbian Mob against the Swiss in this bottom-pack pairing heavily fixated on the winnings of the Swiss.

Big name Alexander Mitrovic plays the anchor position on the 3-4-2-1 lineup fielded, with heavy doubts about injury-probed Luka Jovic being featured on the starting lineup.

With heavy expectations to secure victory, the pedigree of the Swiss — studded by Manuel Akanji and Ricardo Rodriguez in the defense, Granit Xhaka in the midfield, and Breel Embolo and Ruben Vargas running riot in the frontlines.

Serbia has not opened the scoring, and the Swiss have a reputation for accumulating foul-prone cards. We expect the game to be more physical than technical.

Our Bet is for less than two goals, with a preference for the Swiss.

Bet: U 2.5

The Spaniards relished victory over the Swiss in the 4-1 full-time score reading after the goalless stalemate procured against the Serbs, who proved to be more than projected.

In previous games, the Danish Danes maintained a 2-0 scoreline against the Swiss and the Serbs. As such, much is expected from them, who have performed outstandingly in keeping sheets clean.

This time, however, they are faced with a side that hungers after the thrill of achieving a goal, and it is predicted that they will suffer casualties. The wager is for both teams to register goals

Bet: BTTS