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Our tipster has five selections over four games across Europe.

We know the men’s World Cup is the talk of the town right now but we’ve got plenty of Women’s World Cup qualifiers to enjoy on Tuesday night.

All roads lead to Brazil next summer for the 2027 edition and Tuesday’s clashes are crucial in deciding who tops their qualifying groups.

Our tipster James Walters has dived into four fixtures to put together a tidy Bet Builder+. Let’s get to it!

Tuesday’s football tips

18:00: Wales v Czechia
Both teams to score – yes

18:00 Serbia v Denmark
Denmark -1

20:00: Iceland v Spain
Spain -1
Over 2.5 Goals

20:00: France v Republic of Ireland
France to win and over 1.5 goals

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Both teams to score – yes

Wales return to qualifying action on Tuesday as they host Czechia. Top spot is up for grabs in Group E with both sides level on 11 points but Czechia currently sit top due to their superior goal difference.

Both sides have won three and drawn two of their five outings and while they’re both guaranteed second at least, Tuesday’s showdown will decide who tops the group.

It was 2-2 when they faced off last time in March and we’re not brave enough to pick a winner this time! Instead, we’re all over both teams to score.

It obviously landed when they last met and we expect more of the same. Czechia have scored 17 times in their five outings while Wales have bagged 14 times in the same amount of games.

They’ve both got plenty of attacking threat so we like both teams to score as Wales and Czechia battle it out for top spot.

Denmark -1

To Group A now as group-toppers Denmark travel to last placed Serbia.

The visitors are still unbeaten after five outings (won three, drawn two) and they can guarantee top spot with a point. Serbia, meanwhile, have nothing to play for as they’re guaranteed to finish bottom of the group.

While Denmark only need a point, we’re fully expecting Jakob Michelsen’s side to go for the win as they look to keep their fine form going.

Denmark have scored eight times in their five outings so far but Serbia simply can’t keep opposition sides out as their goal difference of -12 suggests (scored one, conceded 13).

Denmark will likely win but we’re backing -1 on the handicap at a bigger price. We need them to win by two or more goals for the pick to be a winner.

Spain -1

Spain hammered England 4-0 last Friday and they can guarantee top spot in Group C – and a place at the 2027 World Cup in Brazil – if they beat third-placed Iceland on Tuesday.

They’re level on points with the Lionesses in second but their superior goal difference would see them finish top if they take all three points against Iceland.

Spain, who won the World Cup in 2023, are the best team in the world and we can’t see anything but a domination in favour of Sonia Bermedez’s side.

Just backing Spain to win doesn’t make sense given the odds so we’re looking at the handicap again. Spain -1 is the pick as it’s landed in their previous five wins in all competitions.

Over 2.5 Goals

Spain should simply have too much quality all over the pitch for Iceland so backing goals makes plenty of sense.

There have been three or more goals in five of Spain’s last six outings so expect that trend to continue, especially given that Iceland have nothing to play for.

Spain’s qualifiers are averaging 3.4 goals per game and they’ve bagged 15 times in their five outings so far.

France to win and over 1.5 goals

Finally, we’re in France as Laurent Bonadei’s side host the Republic of Ireland.

France are currently top of Group B and they’re just one point ahead of the Republic of Ireland in second. The Netherlands are then one point back in third.

A point could be enough for France to top the group, however, with the Netherlands able to mathematically catch them if it finishes level, we’re all over a France win.

France have won three of their five outings and they can get the better of the Republic of Ireland, who have had a recent resurgence by winning their previous three qualifiers.

We’re also chucking in over 1.5 goals which has landed in France’s last eight games in all competitions. It’s also been a winner in nine of the Republic of Ireland’s last 10 outings.