Some Teams Are Prepared To Pull Out All The Stops: Accumulator Tip for June 09

With the anticipated Copa America 2024 and Euro 2024 on the horizon, national teams take to the stage in friendly internationals, which serve as part of preparatory matches. As such, we have compiled some of the top three matches to form an accumulator tip to help you win big this Sunday.

Mexico vs. Brazil

The national team of Mexico has been bearing the brunt of dismal outcomes ahead of their 2024 Copa America. Coming into this match, they have won two of their last eight matches across all competitions (L4, D2): a 3-0 win over Panama away from home in the CONCACAF Nations League and an unconvincing 1-0 triumph over Bolivia in a friendly clash.

A recent trip to Denver, Colorado, to lock horns with Uruguay in a friendly international with the sole intention of reigniting their confidence saw their efforts go up in smoke as Darwin Nunez's hat-trick condemned them to a morale-sapping 4-0 defeat.

Approaching this match is a Brazil side that has also secured their participation in the 2024 Copa America, which comes as no surprise for the 2019 champions, who are considered favorites to lift the trophy alongside current champions Argentina. 

Following a poor start to the FIFA World Cup 26 qualifying, which eventually led to the sacking of interim coach Fernando Diniz, the five-time World Cup winners decided to appoint the services of former Sao Paulo coach Dorival Junior. Junior has stood tall in the face of adversity, securing a 1-0 win against England and clinching a 3-3 draw against Spain in friendly internationals, having been on a four-match winless run (L3, D1) with all matches being part of the FIFA World Cup 26 qualifying campaign. 

Brazil have been the dominant side in this fixture, and we don't expect to see them fall by the sword. They have avoided defeat against Mexico in their last four matches (W3, D1), and without complicating things any further, support them in the full-time market to secure a comfortable win. 

• Bet Type: W2

Italy vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina

Approaching this match, the national team of Italy has measured up to expectations. They are currently on a five-match unbeaten run across all competitions (W3, D2) since their 3-1 defeat to England in the Euro Qualification on September 17th, 2023.

Luciano Spalletti's side were held to a dull goalless draw against Turkey at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, Bologna, in a friendly international, halting their two-match winning streak in this competition against Ecuador (2-0) and Venezuela (2-1). The Euro 2021 Champions come into this match high on confidence, seeking to maintain their unbeaten run.

For Bosnia, their performance is a chapter best left closed and never revisted, as they have failed to measure up to expectations. They are currently riding a five-match losing streak across all competitions, conceding 16 goals in the process. 

Sergej Barabez's most recent match was against England (a friendly international), where they failed to pose any significant challenges for Gareth Southgate's star-studded team, succumbing to a convincing 3-0 defeat at Newcastle. 

The Azzurri have been a volatile force when playing at home, as they have gone five matches without defeat (W3, D2), paving the way for a comfortable win against a side grappling with mediocrity. Despite the fact that they have yet to display an offensive approach in their performance, all of that is expected to change on Sunday against a side that has conceded goals at an alarming rate. As such, support the total to exceed 2.5 goals, which should surface, as this has been the case in five of Italy's last eight matches across all competitions.

• Bet Type: TO 2.5

France vs. Canada

Approaching this match, France will be seeking to conclude their friendly internationals with a decisive victory over Canada ahead of their Euro 2024 campaign in Germany. Redemption is what Les Bleus seeks in the Euros, having come out short in past years, losing to Portugal in the 2016 final and being knocked out of the round of 16 by Switzerland in 2021.

On Wednesday, Didier Deschamps wards saw off the unlikely threat of Luxembourg winning 3-0 on home soil, extending their winning run in friendly internationals to two matches since their 2-0 defeat against Germany on March 23rd, 2023.

Unlike their opponents, whose performances have met expectations in the friendly internationals, Canada has been grappling with mediocrity, and that's not a good sign on their part as they gear up for the Copa America, which sees them pitted against the defending champions Argentina on the first match day.

On Thursday, the Reds were on the receiving end of a 4-0 defeat at the hands of the Netherlands away from home in a friendly international. This was Jesse Marsch's first defeat in charge of the Reds since he was appointed coach last month.

Despite having a wide pool of players to choose from, Jesse Marsch could be in for another unfavorable outcome this time against the formidable Les Bleus, a side that has lost one of their last seven matches across all competitions (W5, D1). However, having seen their opponents preserve just two clean sheets during this run, the Reds will undeniably fancy their chances of being on the scoreboard higher than causing an upset.

• Bet Type: BTTS