European Qualifier Big Sides: Accumulator Tips for November 16

The ninth round of the qualification tournament for Euro 2024 has begun, and on Thursday, we will see two of the best teams in the competition face off against one another. While Ronaldo's Spanish team is off to play Cyprus, Ronaldo's Portuguese side will face off against Liechtenstein. In light of the fact that Slovakia and Iceland are currently engaged in a tight contest, I will analyze each game and make betting options available.

Cyprus vs Spain

It is possible that De la Fuente may be tempted to make adjustments to a successful strategy when Spain plays the group's cellar dwellers on Thursday. However, because first place in the section has not yet been confirmed, the Spain head coach should play aggressively in the hopes of another Cypriot thrashing. We may foresee an identical result in Limassol, where Spain should not suffer any such scares on their way to a seventh-straight win, despite the fact that the 4-0 scoreline in Georgia's most recent match with the hosts was certainly a bit of a misrepresentation.

• Bet on: Total 2 Over 3.5

Liechtenstein vs Portugal

In a game that is shaping up to be a complete mismatch, the struggling hosts will take any result that does not resemble a cricket score as a positive sign. In Group J, Portugal has obliterated all of its competition, and they are well on their way to being the first team in history to win all 10 of their matches, beginning with a resounding victory here.

• Bet on: Over 4.5

Slovakia vs Iceland

The Slovakian national football team has been on a roll lately, winning two of their last three games and five of their past seven. They will be looking forward to Thursday's matchup because in their last five competitive games played on home turf, they have only lost one of those games. After suffering defeats in five of their previous six matches, Iceland has now gone three games without being defeated. They have, however, been having trouble getting results on foreign soil as of late, and it is possible that their run at qualifying for the continental showcase will come to an end this week. Slovakia's 2-1 win in June was the first-ever competitive meeting between the nations, and back on home soil, the hosts will expect another result to confirm their place at the finals.

• Bet on: W1