Saturday’s football tips: Greeks look good at 23/20 to burst Scotland’s World Cup bubble

Fahad Umar
November 14, 2025
2:53 pm

It’s crunch time for Scotland in the World Cup qualifiers as they head into the deciding double-header with Greece and Denmark.

Steve Clarke’s men have done well to bank a play-off place at worst but the Tartan Army have eyes on top spot in Group C.

Sealing automatic qualification looks like a tall order though as they need to avoid defeat in Piraeus tonight then beat the Danes in Glasgow.

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Greece vs Scotland top betting tips

Greece have nothing to play for as they can no longer finish in the top two but they will be out for revenge after their Hampden heartache.

Ivan Jovanovic’s men outplayed the Scots in that game and took the lead in the second half only to collapse as they lost 3-1.

They also lost at home to Clarke’s side in the Nations League play-offs but turned it around in the away leg and still look like the superior team.

So the 23/20 on offer at BOYLE Sports for a Greek win tonight looks decent value, although it would be standard Scotland procedure to raise the Tartan Army’s hopes in this game then lose to the Danes.

Clarke will have his players fired up so there could be some value in backing Scotland cards.

I’d imagine Lewis Ferguson will deputise for the injured Billy Gilmour in midfield and he’s 7/4 at BOYLE Sports to go into the book.

A double on Ferguson and Scott McTominay each committing over 1.5 fouls also looks decent at all 9/4 with Bet365.

Liechtenstein vs Wales

Wales’ hopes of topping Group J appear to be over after a Cardiff loss to Belgium but they can still secure runners-up spot with wins over Liechtenstein and North Macedonia in their final two games.

There’s not as much jeopardy for the Welsh as they already have a play-off spot in the bag due to their Nations League heroics.

So Craig Bellamy’s men can play with a bit more freedom and should be too strong for a Liechtenstein side who have failed to score so far while shipping 23 goals.

It ended 3-0 when these sides faced off in Cardiff so the 17/10 on offer for a Wales win with under 3.5 goals may be worth a punt.

The player markets look a better option though and I fancy Fulham midfielder Harry Wilson for an assist at 13/8 with Bet365.

Switzerland vs Sweden

Graham Potter takes charge of Sweden for the first time tonight but faces a baptism of fire away to Group B leaders Switzerland.

The former Brighton, Chelsea and West Ham boss has inherited a talented squad but the Swedes are in dire straits, having taken just one point from their first four qualifiers.

The Swiss beat them 2-0 in Stockholm and look worthy 4/7 favourites with BOYLE Sports. Backing Switzerland at -1 in the handicap boosts the odds to 6/4.

Breel Embolo should lead the line for the home team and he scored in last Ligue 1 game for Rennes.

The powerful forward is 11/8 at BOYLE Sports for another goal tonight and 10/11 at Bet365 for over 1.5 efforts on target.