EURO 2024 Qualification Top picks games: Accumulator Tips for October 14

The accumulator tip for Saturday, October 14th, will feature three of the best teams in the world battling against one another for a spot in the Euro 2024 tournament. Check out the following table for the statistics of each side as well as some betting advice. 

Bulgaria vs Lithuania

Two teams that have trouble penetrating their opponents in the final third will have the opportunity to compete against each other for a triumph that has been eagerly anticipated. Due to the fact that Lithuania have not scored in any of their away games during qualification for Euro 2024, it is possible that a victory against an equally struggling Bulgarian side will still be too much to ask for. The fact that Bulgaria is playing at home provides them a little advantage, and as a result, they should be able to secure all three points.

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Ukraine vs North Macedonia

Rebrov did not have on his bingo card for the vital matches in October the withdrawals of key strikers Yarmolenko and Tsygankov, but Mudryk and Ruslan Malinovskyi represent capable options for a team that gave runaway leaders England a good run for their money last month. The Ukraine team has a somewhat stronger roster, and as a result, we anticipate that they will perform well and continue their winning streak against the Lynxes. However, vengeance will be on the minds of North Macedonia following June's late collapse. Despite this, we still have optimism that Ukraine will come out on top in a close encounter and open up a substantial lead over the Lynxes in Group C.

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Denmark vs Kazakhstan

The unpredictability of this group lends credence to the notion that anything is possible in the event that is being played out. The match against Kazakhstan in March was the only time Denmark was defeated throughout the qualifying campaign. It is still their lone loss after competing in 15 European qualifying matches. They have a winning streak of six games in a row at home. Denmark has a perfect record against Kazakhstan at home, undefeated, while outscoring Kazakhstan 7-1 over the course of two games. They have played six games at home and have preserved five clean sheets across all competitions. Kazakhstan, on the other hand, has a spotless record on their travels in the European qualifiers, having scored four goals in two games while not allowing any goals to be scored against them. Kazakhstan has come away with two victories from their travels, but because they have not competed against an opponent of Denmark's caliber, there is a chance that they will not succeed this time.

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