The Daily Acca: Goals at Wembley in this 4/1 treble

• Poland to pull off a vital win

• Slovenia to come unstuck in Copenhagen

• Goals to flow for the Three Lions

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Leg 1 Poland (90mins) @ 13/102.30

The race to qualify from Group E is pretty tight, with four points covering the top four. Poland are in third, but crucially they have played a game more than their three rivals, so they absolutely have to beat the Czech Republic tonight.

The visitors are in second, having lost just one of their six fixtures to date. One of those was on their last road trip in Group E though, as they were beaten 3-0 in Albania. It's also telling that they have won just one of their last four matches - and that was a narrow 1-0 home win over the Faroe Islands.

Poland have never really lived up to their potential in the Robert Lewandowski era, but they have another Euros in them, and with home advantage - a place where they have won three of their last four - I expect them to rouse themselves and pick up a crucial three points.

Leg 2 Denmark (90mins) @ 1/21.50

Slovenia have been the surprise package of Group H, as with just two rounds of fixtures to go, they are currently top with 19 points.

Admittedly, it's not the strongest group in the world, but they have only been beaten once, and they managed a draw against Denmark

I expect the Danes to exact their revenge in Copenhagen tonight though, as they too have 19 points. They haven't lost at home since a 0-1 reverse against Croatia in June 2022, and they have won all four of their group H matches here - scoring a total of 11 goals.

Leg 3 Over 3.5 Goals in England v Malta @ 2/51.40

England have been dubbed a bit negative under Gareth Southgate, but they have once again secured their passage to another major tournament, and against the lesser lights, they have tended to rack up a fair few goals.

The Three Lions face Malta at Wembley this evening, and while Over 3.5 Goals is heavily odds-on, I do expect it to comfortably land.

The reverse fixture in Malta finished 0-4 to the visitors, and recent home wins for England include a 3-1 success over Italy and a 7-0 thrashing of North Macedonia.