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Boxing Euro 2021 Acca June 14th: Scotland vs Czech Rep, Poland vs Slovakia, Spain vs Sweden
Euro 2021 Acca for June 14th Matches
- Scotland vs Czech Republic Acca Tip: Scotland to win at 2.87
- Poland vs Slovakia Acca Tip: Slovakia +0.5 Asian handicap at 2.03
- Spain vs Sweden Acca Tip: Spain to keep at Clean Sheet at 1.72
Total Acca Odds: 10.02
Odds from bet365 June 13th 1pm. Odds may now differ.
Scotland vs Czech Republic Acca Tip
| Scotland vs Czech Republic Odds | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Scotland Win | 2.87 | 34.84% |
| Draw | 2.90 | 34.48% |
| Czech Republic Win | 2.80 | 35.71% |
Scotland take on the Czech Republic in Glasgow at 15:00 in the first match-up of the day.
This will be Scotland’s 11th appearance at a major tournament. They have never progressed past the group stages in any of their previous 10. For the Czech Republic this will be their seventh appearance in the tournament as an independent state. They were the runners-up in 1996, and third in the 2004 edition.
Scotland beat the Czech Republic in all three of their last meetings with a total aggregate result of 4:1. Scotland scored an average of 1,56 goals per match in their 25 Euro qualifier and Nations League matches. Scotland have also kept a clean sheet in three of their six games in the European Championship.
The Czech Republic 1,57 and conceded 1,14 goals per match in 21 Nations League and Euro qualifier matches. But more than half of their goals in the Euro 2020 qualifying campaign came from set-pieces and they failed to score in a quarter of their Nations League + Euro qualifier matches.
Scotland have already beaten this team in their last three matches and Steve Clarke knows the recipe for success. They have a much faster play style and are better at making good on the chances they create.
Scotland to win at odds 2.87
Odds from bet365 June 13th 1pm. Odds may now differ.
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Poland vs Slovakia Acca Tip
| POLAND VS SLOVAKIA Odds | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Poland Win | 1.75 | 57.14 % |
| Draw | 3.40 | 29.41% |
| Slovakia Win | 5.25 | 19.05% |
Poland and Slovakia hit the pitch in the Group E opener in Saint Petersburg. These two teams faced each other a total of eight times with Slovakia winning four matches and Poland three.
Poland will be making their fourth appearance at the UEFA European Championship, and their most notable result was a quarter-finals appearance in the 2016 edition. Slovakia are entering this tournament for the third time, making their debut as an independent state in 2016.
Poland have won only one of their last nine opening games at a major tournament, and it was against Northern Ireland at Euro 2016. Also, Lewandowski has scored only one goal in his last 10 matches in major competitions for his national team.
Whilst Poland are at 16% below average in terms of tempo, Slovakia are above average by 38%. This will allow them to outrun Poland and find success on offense despite lacking an attacking star like Lewandowski.
The match will be played in Saint Petersburg, and neither team will enjoy home advantage. Although victory might be too much to ask from this Slovakia team, they are more than capable of battling out a 1:1 draw in this one.
Slovakia +0.5 Asian handicap at odds 2.03
Odds from bet365 June 13th 1pm. Odds may now differ.
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Spain vs Sweden Acca Tip
| SPAIN VS SWEDEN Odds | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Spain Win | 1.36 | 73.53% |
| Draw | 4.75 | 21.05% |
| Sweden Win | 9.50 | 10.53% |
Spain welcome Sweden to Estadio de La Cartuja in Sevilla for the final match of June 14, with kickoff set for 21:00.
This is the fourth meeting between Spain and Sweden at a major tournament, with Spain taking their most recent two matches. Their most recent encounter was a 1:1 draw in the European Championship qualifiers.
Spain have won four of their last five meetings in all competitions, whilst keeping three clean sheets. Spain conceded an average of 0,78 goals per match in their 23 Nations League and Euro 2020 qualifier matches.
Spain will have to make do without Busquets and Llorente, but Louis Enrique still has a world-class squad to fill the ranks.
Sweden lost six of their last eight matches at the European Championships and netted only one goal. The score in question was an own goal by Republic of Ireland defender Ciaran Clark. Sweden scored 1,58 goals per match in their 22 Nations League and Euro qualifier matches, but their team is lacking two key pieces.
Sweden’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic is out with injury, and Dejan Kulesevski has tested positive for COVID-19.
Spain to keep a Clean Sheet at odds 1.72
Odds from bet365 June 13th 1pm. Odds may now differ.
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