Back this 11/1 World Cup Qualifiers acca on Tuesday

The second round of World Cup qualifiers continue across Europe on Tuesday evening. 

Odds Now's Brad Walker (@brad_TWalker) has put up a tidy 11/1 treble to mark the occasion. 

World Cup Qualifiers accumulator selections for Tuesday, March 25, 2025

Selection #1 - Moldova to beat Estonia - 11/10

Moldova have actually only lost two of their last 10 home matches. Those defeats came to Ukraine and then most recently Norway. 

In fact, the Moldovans only have three defeats to their name in their last 11 regardless of the venue ahead of a meeting with an Estonia side who haven't won any of their last four. 

Three of those also ended in defeat, including the 2-1 loss at Israel on Saturday.

Estonia also have only one win in their previous 14 matches on the road, which came via a penalty shootout against Lithuania in the Baltic Cup.

Selection #2 - Wales to beat North Macedonia - 29/20

Hosts North Macedonia may have won their last six on the spin, but the level of opposition faced is significantly inferior to their Welsh counterparts.

This is primarily due to their Nations League rankings, where they were drawn in a group alongside Latvia, Armenia and Faroe Islands. 

Now while North Macedonia only dropped two points across their six matches, their aforementioned opponents have an average ranking of 125 in the world.

They face a Wales side who are not only ranked 29 but who come into this one unbeaten in seven after getting off to a winning start in qualifying with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan. 

A 4-0 defeat to Slovakia in June last year is also their only loss in seven away games, making the away side worthy favourites to pickup another win here.

DJ netting our opening @FIFAWorldCup qualifying goal! 😍 pic.twitter.com/TPoDBNZat8

— Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@Cymru) March 23, 2025

Selection #3 - Montenegro to beat Faroe Islands to nil - 13/10

Montenegro have experienced a recent upturn in form, having picked up wins in their last two outings. 

They particularly caught the eye with an impressive 3-1 home win over Turkey in November. 

Now, the Montenegrans may have lost their previous seven on the spin prior to that run, but it's worth taking note of the teams faced during that time. 

Wales, Turkey and Belgium were all among the sides to pick up wins over Montenegro, who were competitive across several of those matches. 

They also face a Faroe Islands side with just two wins in their previous 22 outings. 

Thirteen of those also saw the visitors fail to score, so a home win to nil looks a pretty safe bet.