It has been a long old slog, but we can finally see the light at the end of this long and dreary international football tunnel. One more round of World Cup qualifying action awaits before our attention can turn to club football for four beautiful months. To celebrate, we have searched through the best online bookies and put together this juicy 5/1 five-fold accumulator ahead of Tuesday’s action.
There is certainly a lot on the line on Tuesday, with Scotland battling Denmark for automatic qualification, Wales facing North Macedonia in a second-place tussle, and Austria hosting Bosnia & Herzegovina in a straight shootout for the top spot. Here’s a closer look at our selections…
World Cup Qualifying Acca Tips – Pays Almost 5/1 with BetMGM
| Fixture | Market | BetMGM odds |
|---|---|---|
| Austria vs Bosnia | Austria to win | 7/20 |
| Kosovo vs Switzerland | Switzerland to score first | 4/9 |
| Scotland vs Denmark | Both teams to score | 3/4 |
| Spain vs Turkey | Spain to win | 2/9 |
| Wales vs North Macedonia | Over 5.5 corners | 1/10 |
| Total odds | 4.72/1 |
*Odds correct at 13:00 GMT on 17/11/2025. Odds subject to change.
Bet 1: Austria to Beat Bosnia – 7/20 BetMGM
One of the more exciting games of the night takes place at the Ernst Happel Stadion in Vienna as Austria host Bosnia, with the winning team earning automatic entry into the 2026 World Cup.
The word ‘exciting’ rarely applies to international fixtures, but considering these two teams have scored a combined total of 37 goals, we should be in for a cracker.
Austria have won six of their seven qualifying games, with their sole defeat coming away against Romania during October’s international break. What’s more, they have not tasted defeat on home soil in just over two years.
Bosnia, on the other hand, have only won four of their last 20 away matches. Their defensive record is also questionable, having shipped six goals across their last four outings.
With all that in mind, we are backing Austria to get the job done at 2/9 with BetMGM.
Bet 2: Switzerland to Score First Away at Kosovo – 4/9 BetMGM
Switzerland will be looking to cap off their impressive qualifying campaign on a winning note as they travel away to Kosovo.
The Swiss have won four of their five games and scored 13 goals in the process. That is three goals more than all the other teams in the group combined.
With an impressive goalscoring record under their belts, we are backing Switzerland to open the scoring against a plucky Kosovo outfit.
Bet 3: Scotland vs Denmark Both Teams to Score – 3/4 BetMGM
Scotland and Denmark are preparing for a one-game shootout to determine who will take the top spot in their group and earn automatic entry into the World Cup.
The Scots missed an opportunity to go top on Saturday after they fell to a 3-2 defeat away in Greece.
That was Scotland’s third straight outing which saw both teams score, and their fourth straight game in which they have scored two or more goals.
The Scots don’t have a great record in high-pressure games, which is why we are steering clear of the outrights and backing both teams to score instead.
Bet 4: Spain to Beat Turkey – 2/9 BetMGM
Five games, five wins, 19 goals scored, and none conceded. Spain have enjoyed a perfect qualifying campaign, and they will be looking to end the calendar year with a bang.
Spain powered to a 6-0 win away in Konya when they played Turkey last September, and the current World Cup favourites are expected to deliver another dominant performance.
While Turkey are undoubtedly a good team, the chances of them laying a glove on the Spaniards are low… especially in Seville.
Bet 5: Wales vs North Macedonia Over 5.5 Corners – 1/10 BetMGM
The fight for a World Cup playoff spot culminates at the Cardiff City Stadium as Wales host North Macedonia in Group J.
The objective for Craig Bellamy’s side is simple – victory. Anything short of three points will condemn the Red Dragons to a quiet summer in 2026.
Considering the circumstances, we are expecting an attacking display from the hosts, leading us to the over 5.5 corner market as the final leg of our acca.
