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

• Italy and Ukraine meet in England's group

• Spain will cut the gap on Scotland

• Belgium can win more convincingly

• Fresh Haaland will find the net

Norway v Georgia (Tuesday, 19:45)

With only one victory in Group A, Norway are badly in need of a win against Georgia. They warmed up for this one with a 6-0 friendly victory over Jordan, in which the kept Erling Haaland on the bench.

The teams drew 1-1 in the reverse fixture, but with home advantage, Norway are expected to do better. Combine a Norway win in our Match Odds 90 market, with Haaland to score at 4/51.80.

Malta v North Macedonia (Tuesday, 19:45)

North Macedonia came back from a goal down to draw 1-1 with Italy on Saturday and will now be looking for victory against Malta.

The Maltese have lost all four of their qualifiers, but have just won 1-0 in a home friendly against Gibraltar. North Macedonia should be too strong though and you can back an away win and under 3.5 goals at 6/52.20.

Belgium v Estonia (Tuesday, 19:45)

Belgium beat Azerbaijan over the weekend, but would have surely expected a bigger margin of victory, than 1-0.

Considering that they defeated Estonia 3-0 in the reverse fixture, they should enjoy a bigger win on Monday, with the visitors having just been beaten 5-0 by Sweden. A Belgium win and over 3.5 goals is 1/12.00.

Spain v Cyprus (Tuesday, 19:45)

Spain thrashed Georgia 7-1 and with the Group A leaders Scotland playing a friendly, this is a chance for the hosts to close the gap between the sides, with one of their two games in hand.

Cyprus have lost all four of their qualifiers, with the latest defeat being a 3-0 home drubbing by the Scots. Back Spain to be ahead at half-time and over 3.5 goals at 4/51.80.

Italy v Ukraine (Tuesday, 19:45)

Both teams drew their games in Group C on Saturday, but it will be Ukraine that will have been the happiest with their result.

While they shared a point with the leaders England and remain second, Italy surrendered a lead in their 1-1 draw with North Macedonia. With the Italians still adapting to life under new coach Luciano Spalletti, avoid the result and back both teams to score at 6/52.20.

Romania v Kosovo (Tuesday, 19:45)

Romania are unbeaten in their five games in Group I, but are in second place behind Switzerland, thanks to the number of draws (W2 D3).

Kosovo have had much the same problem (P5 D4 L1), though they can be pleased with the 2-2 draw with the Swiss over the weekend. This should be competitive and is another one where is makes sense to go with both teams to score, this time at 9/101.90.

Switzerland v Andorra (Tuesday, 19:45)

Switzerland won't have been happy with that 2-2 draw, in which they twice lost the lead, but they remain top of Group I with a two-point cushion (P5 W3 D2).

They should get back to winning ways against Andorra, though the minnows have performed better than expected (P5 W2 L3) and have been competitive even in defeat. With Andorra scoring in three of those games, including a 2-1 home loss to Switzerland, take a chance on a home win and both teams to score at 7/24.50.

Sweden v Austria (Tuesday, 19:45)

Second placed Austria are unbeaten in Group F after four games (W3 D1) and hold a four point lead over Sweden (P4 W2 L2).

Austria won the reverse fixture 2-0, but both goals were scored late. This could be tight again and with Sweden holding the home advantage, go for the hosts Double Chance and under 2.5 goals at 1/12.00.