Head To Head

Dundee United
Motherwell
Dundee United
Motherwell
Dundee United
Dundee United
Motherwell
Dundee United
Motherwell
Dundee UnitedI used this selection on Friday and, although the price isn't as big this time, I still think there's value.
The Faroe Islands are no pushover. They're unbeaten in five and have scored in nine straight internationals, including both meetings with Kazakhstan.
They also won the xG battle 1.42-0.39 in their latest game despite drawing 1-1.
Kazakhstan are yet to keep a clean sheet in the Nations League and have managed just one in their last eight internationals.
Moldova scored twice away on Friday, and while the Faroe Islands look a good price to win, backing them to score looks the safer play.
Slovakia are unbeaten in six straight internationals, picking up four wins with 2+ match goals landing in every game.
That includes a 2-0 home win over Moldova two games ago, where Moldova averaged just 32% possession and managed only one shot on target.
Moldova have won just once in their last ten internationals, losing five, including against Lithuania, Cyprus & Israel. 2+ match goals has also landed in 100% of those games.
There are 114 places between these two in the FIFA World Rankings, and there's a clear gap in quality.
Iceland come into this one having scored three goals in each of their last two Nations League games against Bulgaria & Luxembourg.
2+ goals also landed in the reverse fixture, which finished 1-1 despite a combined xG of 2.77.
Looking further back, 2+ match goals has landed in nine of Iceland's last 10 internationals, including four straight.
For Estonia, it's landed in seven of their last nine.
This should be an even contest with chances at both ends.
I'm surprised the shot lines start as low as they do for Slovenia here.
Slovenia may have managed just four in the reverse fixture, but they've pushed on since, registering 16 shots vs North Macedonia and 10 vs Switzerland.
Scotland's recent numbers are slightly skewed by red cards, but a weak North Macedonia side managed nine & Switzerland registered 23.
Their World Cup qualifying campaign gives us a bigger picture, where they conceded 15+ shots in five of six qualifiers against Denmark, Greece & Belarus.
Having scored against Switzerland on Saturday, Slovenia should come into this with confidence and get chances against this Scotland side.
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