Ahead of Tuesday's set of World Cup qualifiers, we've listed the top ranked games for over 2.5 goals below.
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The top ranked game for over 2.5 goals this Tuesday evening is Turkey v Latvia at a high 70%.
Turkey have kickstarted their WC qualifying campaign with a bang, winning their opening two games in the group. In both, they have scored 3+ goals, impressively putting four past the Netherlands, before comfortably dispatching Norway 3-0.
They have a wealth of attacking options going forward through the likes of Burak Yilmaz, Hakan ĆalhanoÄlu and Ozan Tufan, as the side's goalscoring record shows. They have twelve goals from their last five games, justifying their top spot in this list.
Such form does not make for encouraging reading for Latvia though, who have conceded two goals in each of their last two games. Over 2.5 for this one comes in at a just short price of 2/5.
Also coming in at 70% to see over 2.5 goals on Tuesday evening is Croatia v Malta. The latter have been a surprise package of late, giving Russia a momentary scare and most recently grabbing a valuable draw away at Slovakia.
With just one loss from their last nine, the usual underdogs tend to hold value. They are a threat going forward, averaging two goals a game across their last five fixtures. Could they pull off an upset in Croatia? Their upcoming opponents have looked lacklustre over the past week, but will be gunning for a reaction.
They have scored 2+ goals at home five times from their last seven, so it could result in a fiery encounter.
The biggest price on this list is the intriguing tie between Montenegro and Norway at 21/20. The former have scored four goals in each of their last two home games, and have won three games on the trot. They did, however, concede to both Latvia and Gibraltar, leaving questions as to whether they can shut out Erling Haaland and co.
Also coming through at 60% are two selections that still hold a touch of value in Belgium v Belarus and Luxembourg v Portugal. Over 2.5 goals has landed in five of Belgium's last seven games, with Roberto Martinez's side registering 2+ in four of their last five. Their frontline will be fancying their chances against a Belarus side that has conceded five in their last two away games.
On the topic of frontlines, Portugal's attack looked much more rejuvenated against Serbia. Diogo Jota grabbed a brace, whilst Cristiano Ronaldo was denied a clear goal late on. They are heavy favourites against Luxembourg, and will fancy their chances in grabbing at least a couple again.
Last on our list is the very short price between Gibraltar and the Netherlands at 1/10. Such odds stem from the former's defensive record - they have conceded seven from their last two games. With respect, they look to be the 'whipping boys' of the group, and Holland will be expected to prevail comfortably.
