Forget seven, eight’s our lucky number. Don’t believe us? Just check out our sensational three-fold acca for Matchday 8 of the World Cup Qualifiers, where we’ve hunted down the very best odds from those all-important upcoming international fixtures to bring you a better deal than hitting 21 with an ace and a king. Back the lot with a tenner for a VERY tempting £295.07 potential return.
World Cup Qualifiers Acca Odds
| Match | Market | Odds from bet365 | Return from £10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northern Ireland vs Germany | Over 2.5 Goals | 4/7 | £15.71 |
| Portugal vs Hungary | Barnabas Varga To Score at Any Time | 10/3 | £43.33 |
| Republic of Ireland vs Armenia | Draw | 10/3 | £43.33 |
| All Three Matches | All Three Markets | 28.5/1 | £295.07 |
*Odds correct as of 10:21am 13/10/2025
World Cup Qualifiers Acca Odds
Bet 1: Northern Ireland vs Germany – Over 2.5 Goals (4/7)
Even at 4/7 (63.6%), we think this market is seriously underpriced. Why? Simple, it’s all about how Germany play these days. As we’ve seen throughout this tournament, they’ve adopted a tit-for-tat approach. Their defence isn’t what it used to be, but they can dish it out just as well as they take it, leading to games where goal lines disappear into the horizon.
Two of their three qualifiers so far have seen four goals, with only one dipping under 2.5. That 2–0 loss to Slovakia looks more like an early blip, a bit of teething trouble from a side still finding its rhythm. Their last outing, a 4-0 win over Luxembourg, feels far more like the real Germany.
With that in mind, we reckon they’re almost nailed on to clear the goal line again here, making this the perfect low-risk anchor for your acca.
Bet 2: Portugal vs Hungary – Barnabás Varga to Score Anytime (10/3)
Considering the 3–2 thriller we saw last time around, we reckon this one’s going to see more net action than a fishing tournament. Unfortunately, the bookies seem to agree so there’s not much value in the goals market.
However, they appear to be so enamoured with Ronaldo that they’ve missed the fact Barnabás Varga is quietly matching him on three goals this tournament, including the brace that rattled Portugal just over a month ago. And that was no one-off either. He’s notched six goals in eight matches in the Nemzeti Bajnokság.
Put it this way: if he manages even half of what he did last time, this is still a winning bet. And if this one turns into the back-and-forth affair both we’re expecting, it’s hard to imagine him not finding the net at least once. Bafflingly, the bookies currently have him priced at 10/3 (23.1%) to score anytime, so get on it quick before they realise what a mistake they've made. Arguably the best value odds outside our England vs Latvia bet builder.
Bet 3: Republic of Ireland vs Armenia – Draw (10/3)
The bookies must have memories like sieves, judging by how low the odds on Armenia are. 13/2 is roughly a 13.3% implied probability, a price so good we almost backed it. But those draw odds of 10/3, or 23.1%, were just too tantalising to pass up.
Every Republic of Ireland qualifier has been a tight affair, including narrow defeats to Portugal (1–0) and Armenia (2–1). They even dragged Hungary to a gruelling 2–2 draw. And get this: back during the June internationals, they battled to stalemates with both Luxembourg and Senegal. In other words, ROI have been involved in so many nail-biters we’re starting to think they’ve got a deal on with a local salon.
Armenia haven’t been quite as impressive and are clinging onto anything they can get from these games. Still, they do have that win over Republic of Ireland in their back pocket and will be fighting tooth and nail to make it count again here. Will it be enough? Probably not, but it’ll be close. All things considered, a draw feels like the most likely outcome, making those 10/3 odds look like better value than a 5p Freddo.
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