Scotland and Spain have both hit the ground running in Euro 2024 qualifying Group A and we’re anticipating a close encounter when they clash. La Roja are obviously rated more highly, but the Scots are tough to beat at Hampden Park these days and will battle hard throughout.
Wales made a very promising start to their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign when drawing away to Croatia and are hot favourites to see off Latvia. The Dragons are up to 19 in the world rankings, whereas their opponents are way down at 129, so this should be a routine win.
Northern Ireland will be keen to build on a solid 2-0 success in San Marino when hosting Finland in their second Euro 2024 qualifier. The visitors kicked off their campaign with a 3-1 defeat in Denmark, when repeatedly struggling to cope with crosses into the box.
Republic of Ireland face a daunting start to their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign when entertaining World Cup finalists France. Les Bleus have already got off to a flyer in Group B by thrashing Netherlands 4-0 and last lost to the Irish in 1981, winning four of the last five meetings.
Scotland will be going all out to kick off their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with a convincing victory when entertaining Cyprus. The Scots follow up this game by hosting Group A favourites Spain, before then facing Norway and Georgia in a June double-header.
Wales face a tough start to their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign when visiting World Cup semi-finalists Croatia in Split. These teams finished first and second in a group four years ago, when the Blazers won 2-1 at home before a 1-1 draw in Cardiff.
England got their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign off to a flying start by winning in Italy and should see off Ukraine at Wembley. These teams last met in the Euro 2020 quarter-finals, when the Three Lions romped to a 4-0 victory in Rome on route to reaching the final.
The Euro 2024 qualifying process will kick off in March, with 23 teams vying to join hosts Germany in the finals. We have analysed this year’s qualifying format to work out who is likely to make the cut.
The big two in Euro 2024 qualifying Group B clash in Paris and we reckon Netherlands can pick up a positive result against hosts France. Les Bleus have been hampered by some key injuries on top of some significant international retirements, making them worth taking on.
England begin their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with their toughest Group C fixture by travelling to Naples to face Italy. With Ukraine, North Macedonia and Malta making up this pool, Gareth Southgate would no doubt settle for starting out with a solid draw.
Northern Ireland have been handed the chance to get off to a flying start in Euro 2024 qualifying Group H when visiting San Marino. With Denmark, Finland, Slovenia and Kazakhstan also in this pool, Michael O’Neill’s men can’t afford to slip up in Serravalle.