Top Home Nations tips: Tartan Army to conquer Malta while Welsh Dragons continue flying form

O’Neill’s outfit to share spoils

Northern Ireland have never beaten Czech Republic in the history of the fixture and have shared the spoils in their last two encounters with the Czechs.

Michael O’Neill’s nation have recorded four draws in their last 10 World Cup qualifiers, all of which have been 1-1 stalemates. Combine this with the fact that neither side are particularly blessed when it comes to scoring, and you have a makings of a 1-1 draw at 11/2.

Boys in Green feel Keane loss

The Green Army have never beaten Serbia and were defeated in their last game against the Eagles. Ireland recently lost their leader and all-time top scorer Robbie Keane – and will be sorely missed.

Serbia are undefeated in their last five competitive games at home and boast the likes of Aleksandar Mitrovic and Dusan Tadic. The Balkan nation should have no problem finding the net as Ireland have conceded five in their last three competitive games while only netting twice.

Slavoljub Muslin’s men are 31/20 to beat Martin O’Neill and his offensively blunt visiting outfit to nil.

Dragons to continue high-flying form as Bale bets appeal

Wales had a truly amazing Euro 2016 and reached the semi-finals – losing to eventual winners Portugal. Their historic campaign was lead by Gareth Bale and has now scored 10 goals in 16 competitive caps for the Dragons.

The Madridsta was pivotal to Chris Coleman’s side earning Euro qualification, scoring seven vital goals that propelled his nation to the tournament – three of which were game winners.

Bale scored two in a game twice during European Championship qualification, and has already done it for Real Madrid this term. The Welshman is 2/1 to score two or more against Moldova in the nation’s first World Cup qualifier.

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