With the EURO 24 qualifiers getting back underway on Thursday evening, the likes of Scotland will be looking to officially punch their ticket to Germany in midweek.

Ahead of what is a stacked schedule throughout Thursday, we have taken an in-depth look at some of the most interesting betting markets that are available.

Thursday, November 16th

17:00 Azerbaijan vs Sweden

While Sweden might have opened this year’s EURO 24 qualifying adventure with their sights firmly set on punching ticket to Germany, Thursday’s guests have come under a huge amount of scrutiny. Watching their qualification dreams go up in smoke, the Yellows are simply hoping to claim a welcomed boost when they mark their return in midweek.

Mustering just seven points from their six Group F appearances and continuing to show some major inconsistencies, it appears that Janne Andersson’s side are set for a real transition behind the scenes.

However, although Sweden might have won just one of their last four qualifying appearances, Andersson’s side are rightfully tipped as a standout contender when they travel to Baku on Thursday evening.

Storming their way to a rampant 5-0 victory when they welcomed Azerbaijan to Solna for their reverse qualifying showdown back on arch 27th, the Yellows will certainly be looking for a repeat performance in midweek.

On the flip side, while Gianni De Biasi’s men might have secured a much-welcomed 2-0 victory away at Estonia on October 13th, the midweek hosts came crashing back down to earth last time out.

Last seen getting hit with a 1-0 loss at home against Austria, Azerbaijan have mustered just a single win from any of their six EURO 24 qualifying appearances this year.

Hit with that 5-0 drumming when they travelled to Solna back in March, the Blues should be worried by a nightmare record against their Group F rivals.

In fact, De Biasi’s side have lost all of their three historic meetings against Sweden by an aggregate score of 9-0.

Azerbaijan vs Sweden Best Betting Markets:

• Sweden win @ 1/2 with 1xBet
• Sweden win to nil @ 11/8 with BetUS
• Sweden win & Under 4.5 goals @ 10/11 with Pribet

17:00 Cyprus vs Spain

While Spain might have suffered major World Cup frustration out in Qatar over the winter as they failed to progress past the Round of 16, La Roja have come roaring back in some style. Getting their hands on a maiden Nations League crown back in June, Luis de la Fuente’s men have cruised their way to next year’s European Championships.

Finding a route to top spot in Group A after leapfrogging Scotland, the former world champions have also won each of their previous six appearances across all competitions.

Last seen signing off October’s international break with a 1-0 victory away against Norway, Spain should also be excited by their continued defensive resolve.

Along with storming their way to a 6-0 romp when they welcomed Cyprus to Granada back on September 12th, it should be highlighted that the European icons have shipped just a single strike in their last five outings.

Simply looking to finish their qualifying adventure with another flurry, de la Fuente’s side will be relishing a trip to Kolossi in midweek.

While Spain might find themselves scrapping it out at the top of the Group A standings, Cyprus are enduring what has become another qualifying nightmare.

In fact, Thursday’s hosts have lost each of their seven EURO 24 qualifying appearances this year and they have only continued to show a string of issues at both ends of the pitch.

Last seen getting hit with a routine 4-0 drumming at the hands of Georgia, the Blues have lost each of their seven Group A showdowns this year by an aggregate score of 25-2.

Cyprus vs Spain Best Betting Markets:

• Spain win to nil @ 1/2 with Olympusbet
• Alvaro Morata to outscore the opposition @ 8/11 with Dachbet
• Spain to win both halves @ 3/5 with Luckster

17:00 Georgia vs Scotland

While Scotland might make the trip over to Tbilisi on Thursday evening in the midst of a three-match losing run across all competitions, the Tartan Army are enjoying a famous EURO 24 qualifying adventure. Only continuing to gain a string of public praise from across the continent, Steve Clarke’s side can officially punch their ticket to Germany here.

Mustering 15 points from their six Group A appearances this season and riding a famous wave of momentum, Steve Clarke’s side certainly find the mood in their camp at a red-hot high.

Needing just a single point to officially finish off their qualifying job here, the former Kilmarnock boss will also be excited by his most recent showdown against Thursday’s hosts.

Landing a 2-0 win when they welcomed Georgia to Glasgow back on June 20th, Scotland will simply be seeking a repeat performance in midweek.

On the flip side, while Georgia might have been last seen drawing a line under their extended rut thanks to a 4-0 victory against Cyprus on October 15th, the Crusaders have continued to struggle with their consistency this year.

However, although Thursday’s hosts might have long since seen their qualifying dreams go up in smoke, Willy Sagnol’s side should take some solace from their extended success in Tbilisi.

In fact, Georgia have lost just one of their previous 10 straight appearances in front of their own supporters across all formats – a run that stems all the way back to a 2-0 loss against Greece back in October 2021.

Georgia vs Scotland Betting Markets:

• Scotland draw no bet @ 4/6 with Vegas Land
• Both teams to score – No @ 1/1  with Olympusbet
• Scott McTominay to have over 0.5 shots on target @ 5/6 with BetUS

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