Michael O’Neill’s side are in good form after winning their last two games against Bulgaria and Belarus, they are now unbeaten in three outings.

They have a question mark to answer with their away form, having failed to win on their travels so far, but they should have enough to overcome the hosts here, who have nothing to play for except pride.

Luxembourg are without a win in seven matches, look for that run to continue on Monday night.

Both teams have failed to score in all of Northern Ireland’s game so far, while only one Luxembourg game has seen both teams find the next.

We cannot see much changing here. Northern Ireland have only conceded one goal during this campaign, whilst Luxembourg have only scored once, and that was from the penalty spot.

This selection won in the reverse fixture between these two, it has also been a winning selection in 6 of Luxembourg’s last seven matches.

Luxembourg’s games so far have all seen seven or more corners, whilst only one of Northern Ireland’s games have failed to cover this line.

With Northern Ireland surely going out to win this game against inferior opposition, we can expect plenty of action in and around the Luxembourg goal. Expect the the hosts to defend deep and look to clear as many balls away from their box as possible, which usually results in plenty of corners.

The hosts have picked up three cards in each of their home games so far in Group 3.

Whilst they have nothing to play for in this one, they will want to put in a good performance in their final game of the competition, particularly on home soil.

Northern Ireland have played two away games in this competition, their opposition have picked up two and three cards respectively.

As per Bet Builder 1, we fancy Northern Ireland to win this game, and in their current form it should be a comfortable victory.

When these two sides met at Windsor Park back in September, Northern Ireland won the game 2-0 – expect a similar kind of scoreline here.

We don’t expect Luxembourg to score, so if Northern Ireland can get at least two goals, which they have done in their last two games and did in the reverse fixture, this should selection should land at very generous odds.

Dion Charles leads the line for Northern Ireland and scored the second goal on Friday night against Belarus.

That goal came from the penalty spot, making him an ideal candidate for any anytime goalscorer bet given that he will be an open play threat, as well as being on spot kicks.

Charles has bagged 7 goals in all competitions for Bolton so far this term and can add to his season tally here.

Bet Builder 1 included seven or more corners, and to take it one step further, there should not be any problem covering eight or more corners.

Luxembourg’s games have covered this bet four out of five times, the same applies for Northern Ireland’s games.

In the reverse fixture between the two sides, the corner tally was a huge 12, comfortably higher than what we need here.

The home side have picked up a total of 18 cards across their five games in the Nations League.

That total is three times as many as Northern Ireland have picked up so far, who are only just averaging a card per game.

Whilst Luxembourg have nothing to play for in terms of the group table, they will still want to finish off the campaign well and hopefully still put themselves about.