With the World Cup qualifiers coming to a thrilling end, the action rolls onto Monday and what looks set to be a crucial night of action from across the continent.

With all eyes falling on Cardiff for what is a blockbuster Group J showdown between Wales and Belgium, we are treated to eight qualifying showdowns across Monday night.

So, for those of you looking to stick on a Monday flutter, we have taken a glance at some of the most attractive World Cup qualifying betting tips.

19:45 Slovakia vs Luxembourg 

Putting in a downbeat performance on foreign soil over the weekend as they eventually slumped to a 2-0 loss away at Northern Ireland, Slovakia know the importance of claiming an immediate response here. Missing out on the chance to skyrocket their way to the top of the Group A standings, the Falcons will know the importance of immediately dusting themselves down. Nevertheless, getting their World Cup qualifying campaign underway with a famous 2-0 victory at home against European icons Germany, Francesco Calzona’s side have put six points on the board from their first three qualifying appearances. Pencilled in as a standout contender on Monday night, the Blues will certainly be excited by their extended dominance in Trnava. Along with not suffering a single defeat from their previous six consecutive showdowns in front of their own supporters, Slovakia have also tasted just a sole loss in Trnava over the past 19 months. It should also be highlighted, Calzona’s camp have not shipped a single strike on home soil in over 300 minutes of action.

Once again completely blown away over the weekend as they slumped to a routine 4-0 drumming away at Germany, Luxembourg have only further cemented their spot as Group A’s ultimate whipping boys. Sat rock-bottom of the table, Jeff Strasser’s side have lost all of their first three qualifying appearances by an aggregate score of 8-1. Likewise, the Red Lions have failed to win any of their last 10 competitive appearances across all competitions – a run that stems all the way back to November 2023. Losing their Nations League third-tier status last year, Monday’s guests have also gained a reputation for their glaring defensive struggles. Including a 1-0 friendly defeat at home against Slovenia over the summer, Luxembourg have notched just a single strike in any of their previous five outings. Likewise, falling to another 1-0 defeat when they met Slovakia for their reverse Group A battle on September 7th, we are expecting a similar outcome here.

Slovakia vs Luxembourg Betting Tip: Slovakia win to nil @ 1/1 with Pribet

19:45 North Macedonia vs Kazakhstan 

Last seen over the weekend putting in another famous display as they snatched a 0-0 stalemate away at European giants Belgium, North Macedonia are in the midst of what has become a record-breaking qualifying romp. In fact, putting 12 points on the board from their six appearances this year, Blagoja Milevski’s camp open Monday’s showdown leading the chase at the top of the Group J standings. With the mood in their camp at an iconic high, the Lions will certainly be smelling a golden opportunity here. Signing off September’s break with a routine 5-0 romp at home against Liechtenstein, the Reds have rightfully received a string of plaudits from across the continent. Unbeaten in all of their six qualifying showdowns and pencilled in as a standout contender here, North Macedonia have also gained a reputation for their defensive steel. Including a 1-0 win when they travelled to Astana for their reverse Group J battle on September 6th, Milevski’s camp have not shipped a single strike in almost 350 minutes of action.

While Kazakhstan might have claimed a much-welcomed boost over the weekend as they clinched an expected 4-0 win at home against Liechtenstein, that result doesn’t cover what has been another nightmare qualifying adventure this year. Signing off September’s international break with a 6-0 drumming at the hands of Belgium, the Hawks have lost each of their other three Group J appearances and they have already watched their qualifying dreams go up in smoke. Getting proceedings underway with a 3-1 defeat against Wales back in March, Monday’s guests have also gained a continued reputation for their glaring issues on the road. Including a 4-1 friendly loss against Belarus over the summer, Kazakhstan has seen his squad lose 11 of their previous 12 matchups on foreign soil – a run that stems all the way back to October 2023. It should also be highlighted, the Hawks have shipped 39 goals in those 12 consecutive matchups away from the Astana Arena.

North Macedonia vs Kazakhstan Betting Tip: Bojan Miovski to score anytime @ 8/5 with Luckster

Monday’s World Cup Qualifying Double

• Slovakia vs Luxembourg – Slovakia win to nil @ 1/1
• North Macedonia vs Kazakhstan – Bojan Miovski to score anytime @ 8/5

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