Celtic more than matched RB Leipzig for an hour in Germany and could be a value bet to prevail in their reverse fixture. With Real Madrid runaway leaders in Group F, the Hoops still have everything to play for, despite only picking up one point from three games.
Nottingham Forest have suffered five straight Premier League defeats but can stop the rot by drawing with Aston Villa at the City Ground. Villa have only picked up one point from four top-flight road trips this term and Steven Gerrard may settle for doubling that tally here.
Fourth-placed Brighton and Tottenham, who are third, tend to be involved in close Premier League encounters, but stalemates are rare. There hasn’t been a draw in their last eight top-flight meetings, but six of those fixtures were settled by just a one-goal margin.
AC Milan and Juventus have both yet to really find any great rhythm so far this season and Saturday’s Serie A clash could be a cagey affair. These teams drew both meetings in Italy’s top flight last term and it would be no surprise to see them share the spoils again.
European champions England and World Cup holders USA will go head-to-head in front of a sell-out crowd at Wembley. The Lionesses have yet to lose under Sarina Wiegman, winning 20 of their 22 matches, while USA are on a 21-match unbeaten run and have won 13 straight.
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England have already been relegated from Nations League Group A3 but should never lack motivation against old rivals Germany. Die Mannschaft can’t qualify for the finals and have some key players out of form at club level, so we’re sticking with the Three Lions at home.
Hungary started out as rank outsiders to win Nations League Group A3 but now only have to avoid defeat at home to Italy to top the table. The Magyars were beaten by the Azzurri in Cesena but three victories and a draw elsewhere have put them in pole position for a place in the finals.
Ukraine have already broken Scotland’s hearts once this year but we’re hoping lightning doesn’t strike twice when they clash in Poland. The Blue and Yellow won June’s World Cup play-off and can still pip Steve Clarke’s side to top spot in Nations League Group B1 with a victory here.
Portugal are in pole position to win Nations League Group A2, being a couple of points in front of Spain heading into this closing contest. The last four head-to-head meetings between these sides have all ended in stalemate and that would suffice for the hosts again in Braga.
Switzerland only need a point to avoid relegation from Nations League Group A2 at the expense of Czech Republic but can ensure their safety in style. The Rossocrociati have upset Portugal and Spain in their last two matches and now face opponents who have suffered three straight defeats.
Netherlands can afford to lose by two goals against Belgium in Amsterdam and still finish on top of the Nations League Group A4 table. However, Louis van Gaal will be determined to make it a 15-match unbeaten run since returning for a third stint as Holland manager.
Wales have only picked up one point in Nations League Group A4 but can still avoid relegation if beating Poland. The Dragons were distracted by a World Cup play-off at the start of their campaign but have been competitive throughout and deserve this chance to stay up.
Croatia began their Nations League campaign with a 3-0 home loss to Austria but have since battled their way to the top of the Group A1 table. Das Team are now facing relegation after picking up just one more point and we fully expect the Blazers to exact revenge in Vienna.