Sweaty Saturday Selections In The Euros And Club Friendlies: Accumulator Tip for July 06

The Euros push to a conclusion as many favorites remain in the quarterfinal stage of the tournament. The Three Lions of England pair up against Switzerland as Turkey squares up against the Flying Dutchmen. Elsewhere, AS Monaco prepares for the league as they play friendlies against Servette in the pre-season friendlies.

Watford vs Reading

AS Monaco plays Servette with hopes of victory in the friendlies, with the two sides testing the waters ahead of the season. AS Monaco has been the better contestant in the last two meetings between the sides. Regardless of the previous standings between the sides, goals will prevail, and as such, we envisage goals in this game.

Bet: O 2.5

England vs Switzerland

The Swiss pitch against the Three Lions at the Merkur Spiel grounds in Dusseldorf, Germany, as the quarter-finals of the EURO 2024 comes to a quick conclusion. The English side flaunts some of the best players in the world, and as the team bonds, football lovers have seen the team improve from their early performances.

England claimed a 2-1 victory over Slovakia late in the extra moments of the game, with the team coming from behind, scoring two quick goals in injury time to secure spots in the quarter-finals - courtesy of Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane.

The Swiss were fortunate to claim a 2-0 victory over Italy last week, with the game bearing testament to the team’s toughest game so far, despite having a strong hold on the game after the 46th minute. Our Bet for this game is for a goal on either side.

Bet: BTTS

Netherlands vs Turkey

Ronald Koeman leads the Flying Dutchmen against Turkey as the two sides pair up for a chance to proceed to the semis of the EURO 2024. The odds lie in place for the Netherlands to end Turkey’s EURO run, with speculations rising around the Turks, claiming they haven’t met an adequate match in the tournament.

The Netherlands flaunts an array of stars, including Manuel Akanji, Nathan Ake, Xavi Simmons, Cody Gakpo, and Memphis Depay, while the only seemingly familiar face from Turkey is Halkan Calhanoglu, who may be overwhelmed by the flying Dutchmen. Our best bet is a win for Ronald Koeman.

Bet: W1