Monday’s international acca: Czechia, Poland and Netherlands to enjoy happy Euros send-off
- Seb Sternik
- 10 June 2024
European Championship fever is set to take over the continent but before that, we have a few more friendly internationals to get through on Monday evening.
Czechia, Netherlands, Poland and Turkey will all be in action on Monday night as they look to build momentum ahead of their summer vacation in Germany.
To spice up Monday’s fixtures we have decided to put together a Planet Sport acca and we threw in a couple of African world cup qualifiers to spice up your odds.
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Monday’s acca
Czechia vs North Macedonia (1700 BST)
The Czechs are in a really good mood heading into the Euros and their 7-1 thrashing of Malta certainly underlined that.
Ivan Hasek’s men have won five of six games and could cause some serious damage in Germany.
Before that, expect them to get a good win over North Macedonia who have struggled in recent outings and are in the midst of a five-match winless run.
Guinea Bissau vs Egypt (1700 BST)
Egypt are top of their World Cup qualifying group but they are likely to face a tough challenge from Guinea Bissau.
The second-placed team will be looking to remain unbeaten after picking up five points from their first three games.
However, Egypt have an ace in their pack in the form of Mohamed Salah. We’re backing the Liverpool man to make the difference and get on the scoresheet.
Netherlands vs Iceland (1945 BST)
The Netherlands kicked off their Euro preparations with a comfortable 4-0 victory over Jesse Marsch’s Canada last week.
That was their fifth victory in six games as Ronald Koeman’s men begin to build momentum ahead of the championships.
Iceland will provide a far tougher test than Canada, but we’re not expecting a repeat of the England result. Netherlands to win the match is the way to go.
Poland vs Turkey (1945 BST)
Poland were forced to take the long route to the Euros having gone through the play-offs, but its fair to say that the Michal Probierz’s men are looking strong.
The Poles are currently on a seven-match unbeaten run and picked up a 3-1 win over Ukraine on Friday.
Turkey, on the other hand, have hit a real slump with a four-match winless run. On the bright side, there were some positives in their goalless draw with Italy last week.
Nevertheless, we’re backing the Poles to light up Warsaw with a win.
Ghana vs Central African Republic (2000 BST)
Tariq Lamptey, Thomas Partey, Mohammed Kudus, Antoine Semenyo, Jordan Ayew – there’s certainly no shortage of Premier League talent in this Ghana team.
Despite this, the Black Stars have only just snapped their seven-match winless run.
With so much quality on the pitch, we’re backing Ghana to back-up their 2-1 win over Mali with another success against Central African Republic.
