An Argentina side without their skipper, Lionel Messi, will look to officially secure their place at the 2026 World Cup when they host fierce rivals Brazil, who are without their skipper, Neymar, at Estadio Monumental on Wednesday.

La Albiceleste sit at the top of the CONMEBOL qualification standings and are unbeaten in four meetings against Brazil. Meanwhile, the Selecao, placed third, are looking to maintain their 100% record of making an appearance at the Mundial.

🔵Argentina Eye Early Seat at America, Canada, Mexico 2026 | Home Win = 2.41💵

Lionel Scaloni’s side leads the standings with 28 points and needs a win to make their qualification mathematically certain. Despite missing Lionel Messi due to injury, Argentina edged past Uruguay 1-0 last time out, thanks to an Almada 68th-minute strike.

The 2022 World Cup champions boast a strong home record, winning seven of their last eight qualifiers. With an impressive defensive setup that has kept 11 clean sheets in their last 12 home qualifiers, Argentina will aim to extend their dominance against Brazil.

🟡Brazil Aim to Break Unbeaten Streak | Away Win = 3.55💵

Brazil has had an inconsistent campaign but remains on course for qualification, sitting eight points clear of the inter-confederation playoff spot. A dramatic 99th-minute winner from Vinicius Junior helped them secure a 2-1 victory over Colombia in their last outing.

However, the Selecao have struggled on the road, winning just one of their last five away qualifiers. Without Neymar and key suspended players, Brazil must produce a resilient display to earn their first win over Argentina since the 2019 Copa America semi-finals.

🔑Key Players & Team News📰:

Argentina are without Lionel Messi, Lautaro Martinez, and Paulo Dybala due to injuries, while Nico Gonzalez is suspended. Rodrigo De Paul, rested against Uruguay, is expected to return to the starting lineup.

Brazil will be missing Neymar, Alisson Becker, and Gerson due to injuries, while Gabriel Magalhaes and Bruno Guimaraes are suspended. Bento is set to start in goal, with Andre and Leo Ortiz expected to feature in midfield and defense, respectively.

🔢Match Stats & Betting Odds⚽ | Draw = 2.99💵

💪Argentina are unbeaten against Brazil in all their last four (4) meetings in all competitions, including a 1-0 win in the reverse fixture. | Specials Market: Home/Draw & Under 1.5 = 2.07

💪Brazil are unbeaten in all their last five (5) World Cup Qualifiers, winning three (3) and drawing two (2), with two (2) being away from home. | Specials Market: Draw/Away & Over 1.5 = 2.60

💪Both Argentina and Brazil have scored ten (10) goals each in their last five (5) games in all competitions. | Main Market: Over 2.5 = 2.91

With Argentina looking to secure qualification and Brazil aiming to stay in the hunt, Wednesday’s clash promises to be an intense battle between two South American powerhouses.

🔗You can check out the CONMEBOL World Cup 2026 game, Argentina vs Brazil, here on MSport.

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Italy, trailing 2-1 from the first leg, aim to overturn the deficit when they face Germany in the UEFA Nations League quarterfinal second leg at Signal Iduna Park on Sunday.

Germany secured their first win in Italy since 1986 with a solid comeback victory in Milan. Meanwhile, the Azzurri must respond to avoid an early exit and keep their hopes of lifting the trophy on home soil alive.

🤍Germany Close to Historic Nations League Semi-final | Home Win = 1.78💵

Germany remains unbeaten in their last eight Nations League matches and holds a one-goal advantage heading into this tie. Julian Nagelsmann’s side showcased their attacking threat in Milan, with Joshua Kimmich providing two key assists.

With Germany eyeing their first-ever Nations League finals appearance, they will aim to control possession and frustrate the Azzurri in their own backyard where they are set to have a lot of German fans chanting them on.

🔵Italy Eye Nearly Impossible Turnaround | Away Win = 4.63💵

Italy started well in the first leg with an early goal from Sandro Tonali but struggled defensively, conceding twice from set pieces to see them lose two consecutive games for the first time in two years. Luciano Spalletti’s men now face an uphill battle, needing to break down a disciplined German side.

The Azzurri have been inconsistent, losing to both France and Germany recently. With qualification for the 2026 World Cup their priority, this game remains a crucial test for Spalletti’s tactical setup.

🔑Key Players & Team News📰:

Italy remain without Mateo Retegui and Federico Dimarco due to injuries, while Riccardo Calafiori’s fitness is a concern. Alessandro Buongiorno is on standby to start in defense, while Andrea Cambiaso is expected to return.

Germany has several absentees, including Kai Havertz, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, and Florian Wirtz. Leon Goretzka, the standout performer in the first leg, will once again be key in midfield, while Tim Kleindienst could start up front after his crucial goal in Milan.

🔢Match Stats & Betting Odds | Draw = 3.94💵

⚽Germany are unbeaten in their last eight Nations League games. | Specials Market: Home & Over 1.5 = 2.06

⚽Italy has not lost in all their last three (3) away games in the UEFA Nations League beating France, Belgium and Israel. | Specials Market: Over 2.5 & Yes (GG/NG) = 2.19

With Italy needing a comeback and Germany eager to secure their place in the semi-finals, this match promises to be a thrilling encounter in Dortmund.

🔗You can check out the UEFA Nations League game, Germany vs Italy, here on MSport.

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Spain and Netherlands will battle for a place in the UEFA Nations League semifinals when they meet at Estadio La Cartuja on Sunday night.

The first leg ended in a dramatic 2-2 draw, with Mikel Merino’s last-gasp equalizer keeping Spain’s title defense alive. Meanwhile, Netherlands aim to bounce back after being reduced to 10 men in Rotterdam.

🔴Spain Eye Another Nations League Semifinal | Home Win = 1.71💵

Spain’s six-game winning streak was halted in the first leg, but La Roja remained unbeaten in competitive matches for nearly two years. Luis de la Fuente’s men are determined to keep their crown after lifting the 2022-23 title.

Despite defensive concerns following Pau Cubarsi’s injury, Spain will look to dominate possession and capitalize on home advantage. Their last two encounters with Netherlands ended in draws, but Spain is eager to break that trend.

🔵Netherlands Hope to Upset Holders | Away Win = 5.06💵

Netherlands impressed in the first leg, coming from behind to lead 2-1 before Jorrel Hato’s red card altered the momentum. Ronald Koeman’s side will be confident of causing an upset despite key absences.

With just one defeat in their last seven games, the Dutch will rely on their attacking firepower, led by Memphis Depay and Cody Gakpo, to unsettle Spain’s defence. They seek a first win over La Roja since the 2014 World Cup.

🗝️Key Players & Team News📰:

Spain is without Pau Cubarsi, potentially handing a starting role to Dean Huijsen. Alvaro Morata will spearhead the attack, while Nico Williams remains a key threat on the left flank.

Netherlands must adjust defensively with Jurrien Timber ruled out and Hato suspended. Jeremie Frimpong is set to shift to right-back, with Xavi Simons likely to start in attack.

🔢Match Stats & Betting Odds | Draw = 4.05💵

⚽Spain are unbeaten in their last seven competitive matches. | Specials Market: Home & Over 2.5 = 2.43

⚽Netherlands have lost just once in their last seven games in all competitions. | Specials Market: Over 2.5 & Yes (GG/NG) = 2.14

⚽The last two (2) meetings between these teams ended in draws (1-1, 2-2). | Specials Market: Draw & Yes (GG/NG) = 5.00

With a semifinal spot at stake, this high-intensity encounter promises to be a thrilling showdown in Seville. Spain aim to extend their title defense, while Netherlands seek revenge and a deep run in the tournament.

🔗You can check out the UEFA Nations League game Spain vs Netherlands on MSport.

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England open their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign under new manager Thomas Tuchel as they host Albania at Wembley Stadium on Friday.

The Three Lions aim for a dominant start, while Albania look to defy the odds and make history by snatching an unlikely result.

🔴 England Eye Strong Start Under Tuchel | Home Win = 1.17💵

England remained unbeaten in 31 consecutive World Cup qualifiers, showcasing their dominance in European campaigns. With Tuchel taking charge for the first time, the Three Lions aim to continue their momentum following a strong UEFA Nations League run.

Their superior head-to-head record against Albania suggests another comfortable win. Having won all six previous meetings without conceding in the last three, England will seek an early lead and control possession against a side struggling for form.

🔵 Albania Face Tough Challenge at Wembley | Away Win = 20.60💵

Albania suffered relegation in the UEFA Nations League after a 2-1 defeat to Ukraine but will look to bounce back in World Cup qualifiers. Despite their recent struggles, Sylvinho's men remain determined to challenge England and improve their record against top-ranked nations.

Albania have never won a competitive match against a top-10 FIFA-ranked nation, losing 17 of 19 attempts. With their only goal against England coming in six previous encounters, Albania must produce a flawless defensive display while capitalizing on limited attacking opportunities to stand a chance against Tuchel’s Three Lions.

🔑Key Players & Team News📰:

England will be without Cole Palmer, who withdrew due to injury, with Morgan Gibbs-White replacing him. Harry Kane leads the line, supported by Phil Foden and Bukayo Saka, while Jordan Pickford is set to earn his 74th cap in goal.

Albania’s squad features seven Serie A-based players, but they will miss Lazio's Elseid Hysaj due to injury. Berat Djimsiti anchors the defense while returning strikers Armando Broja and Rey Manaj will be crucial in the attack.

🔢Match Stats & Betting Odds | Draw = 8.07💵

🏏 England have won all six previous meetings with Albania, scoring 14 goals and conceding just once. | Specials Market: Home & Over 3.5 = 2.44

🏏 Albania have won two (2) and drew one of their last four (4) away games in all competitions beating Ukraine and Georgia and drawing Croatia in this period. | Specials Market: Over 2.5 & Yes (GG/NG) = 3.05

As England begins life under Tuchel and Albania seek an upset, Friday’s encounter promises an intriguing battle of tactics and resilience at Wembley.

🔗You can check out the European World Cup Qualifier England vs Albania on MSport.

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