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Sunday's Euro 2024 Euro 2024 qualifying predictions, betting odds and tips: Montenegro pose a threat

Free football tips, best bets and analysis for Sunday's matches in the Euro 2024 qualifiers.

Lukas Haraslin scored twice in Slovakia's 4-2 win over Iceland
Lukas Haraslin scored twice in Slovakia's 4-2 win over IcelandCredit: Christian Hofer - UEFA

Where to watch Sunday's Euro 2024 qualifiers

Hungary v Montenegro
Viaplay Sports 1, 2pm Sunday

Bosnia v Slovakia
Viaplay Online, 7.45pm Sunday

Best bets

Both teams to score in Hungary v Montenegro
1pt 11-10 Betfair, Paddy Power

Slovakia draw no bet
1pt 10-11 Hills


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Sunday's Euro 2024 qualifying predictions

Unbeaten Hungary have sealed their place at the Euro 2024 finals but Group G rivals Montenegro can make their mark when the pair meet in Budapest on Sunday.

The Magyars have not been firing on all cylinders lately. They needed a 97th-minute own goal to take a point from their trip to Bulgaria on Thursday and they battled back from two goals down to claim a draw in their previous qualifier against Lithuania.

Both teams have scored in each of their last five matches and the same could happen again.

Montenegro were beaten 3-1 by Serbia in their last away qualifier but they were denied by a late goal in a draw in Lithuania and won in Bulgaria, so they are capable of getting on the scoresheet in Budapest.

The most competitive game of the day is the Group J clash between Bosnia and Slovakia, and the visitors are worth supporting in the draw-no-bet market.

Bosnia's form has fallen away dramatically recently. They lost 5-0 to Portugal in their last home game and seemed to have learned nothing from that hiding as they were thumped 4-1 by Luxembourg on Thursday.

Slovakia have already guaranteed their qualification spot, which is why the draw-no-bet insurance is attractive, but their only two group defeats have come against the table-topping Portuguese.

They should not fear a trip to Zenica following a 4-2 win over Iceland on Thursday, in which Sparta Prague's Lukas Haraslin scored twice.


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Ian WilkersonRacing Post Sport

Published on 18 November 2023inTipping columns

Last updated 15:52, 18 November 2023

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