#team-news

#team-news

Best odds: 4/5 Bookmaker: Olympusbet Scotland and Denmark will battle for a place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup when they meet at Hampden Park on Tuesday evening. Despite losing on Saturday, the hosts still have a chance to qualify automatically: Scotland must win to reach next year's finals, while Denmark only need a draw. Scotland Two hard-fought home victories over Belarus and Greece last month lifted Scotland to 10 points, level with Denmark at the top of Group C.

Northern Ireland finish their Group A campaign at Windsor Park on Monday, aiming to close out World Cup qualifying with a third win of the section. Michael O'Neill's side cannot move from third place but have already secured a route into the World Cup play-offs via the Nations League, so there is still something tangible to play for. Luxembourg arrive at the foot of the table searching for their first point of the campaign after five straight defeats.

PSG welcome Ousmane Dembele back into the attack. The Ballon d'Or winner started on the bench for the win over Nice last weekend, but replaces Senny Mayulu in the front three. Marquinhos and Fabian Ruiz are also back in the side, coming in Illia Zabarnyi and Joao Neves. PSG: Chevalier, Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Mendes, Vitinha, Zaire-Emery, Ruiz, Kvaratskhelia, Dembele, Barcola. Subs: Beraldo, Hernandez, Lee, Marin, Mayulu, Mbaye, Ndjantou, Neves, Ramos, Safonov.

Chelsea head to the Tofiq Bahramov Republican Stadium on Wednesday looking to extend their winning run in the Champions League to three games. Enzo Maresca's side have recovered well since their opening loss away to Bayern Munich, responding with back-to-back home victories over Benfica and Ajax. Another win in Baku would further push their qualification hopes, particularly against opponents who have struggled historically against English opposition.

Starting with the hosts, managing to make a much-welcomed return to winning ways over the weekend as they clinched a 1-0 victory away at Auxerre, Marseille are now hoping to find some crucial stability. Last seen in Champions League action falling to a disappointing 2-1 loss away at Portuguese heavyweights Sporting Lisbon, Roberto De Zerbi's men will be excited to make a return to home soil here.

Starting with the hosts, last seen marking their return from October's international break with a 2-1 victory against Ligue 1 debutants Paris FC, Lens have enjoyed a sensational start to proceedings. Getting this weekend's fixtures underway sat in the European spots, Pierre Sage's men find the mood in their camp at a red-hot high. Heading into October's fortnight interval with another 2-1 win away at Auxerre, the Yellows have registered 10 points from their previous four top-flight appearances.