Euro 2024 Qualifier Tips: Eight of the best bets from Sunday's matches

• Croatia well priced to beat Wales

• Spain face Haaland test

• Turkey will win again

• Poland can edge close encounter

Georgia v Cyprus (Sunday, 14:00)

Kicking off the action on Sunday is this Group G encounter between the bottom two teams.

Cyprus have lost all six of their games, which includes a 2-1 defeat when these sides last met. Back Georgia to win half-time/full-time at 5/61.84.

Switzerland v Belarus (Sunday, 17:00)

Unbeaten Switzerland (P6 W4 D2) will be expecting another victory when they host Belarus.

The Swiss won the reverse fixture 5-0 and have just enjoyed a 3-0 win over Andorra. With Belarus having just drawn 0-0 with Romania, they may be better equipped to keep it tight. Let's go for Switzerland to be ahead at half-time, 'No' in both teams to score and under 4.5 goals at 6/52.20.

Czech Republic v Faroe Islands (Sunday, 17:00)

Czech Republic will be looking to bounce back from defeat when they host the Faroe Islands.

The Czechs lost 3-0 at the Group E leaders Albania, having been reduced to ten-men for much of the match, following Mojmir Chytil's red card. Faroe Islands lost 2-0 at home to Poland and you can back a Czech win and under 3.5 goals at 5/61.84.

Norway v Spain (Sunday, 19:45)

This is a must-win game for Norway, which could see them leapfrog Spain and move into one of Group A's two automatic qualification spots.

Spain beat Scotland 2-0 on Thursday, in a game in which they should have gone behind, after Scott McTominay controversially had a goal disallowed. A motivated Norway could get on the scoresheet and Erling Haaland looks value to find the net at 15/82.88.

Wales v Croatia (Sunday, 19:45)

Croatia suffered a surprise home defeat to Turkey in midweek and could be under real pressure to qualify if they lose to Wales.

The Welsh warmed up for this one with a 4-0 friendly win against Gibraltar, but it's hard to see them beating a team of this quality. Back a Croatia win at 1/12.00.

Turkey v Latvia (Sunday, 19:45)

Turkey's 1-0 win against Croatia sees them go into their match against Latvia as the Group D leaders.

The Turks have dropped points when they were not expected to, such as in their home match against Armenia and they also can close to doing so in a 3-2 win in the reverse fixture, when they scored the winner in added time. Go for a Turkey win and both teams to score at 11/53.20.

Poland v Moldova (Sunday, 19:45)

Poland's win in the Faroe Islands saw them move up into second place in Group E after six games (W3 D0 L3).

They lose 3-2 when they visited Moldova, having let a two-goal lead slip. With Moldova just a point behind Poland and having scored in recent friendlies against Austria and Sweden, this could be competitive. This is another one where a home win and both teams to score makes sense, this time at 12/53.40.

Romania v Andorra (Sunday, 19:45)

Romania are unbeaten in Group I (P7 W3 D4), but their midweek 0-0 draw in Belarus saw them drop unexpected points.

The second-placed team should further cement their position with a win against rock bottom Andorra, but it's likely to be tight. A Romania win and under 3.5 goals is 5/61.84.