Hungary have seen BTTS in four of their last six competitive matches, and scored in every match during their unsuccessful World Cup qualifying campaign.

They’re unbeaten across four friendlies this calendar year, winning three of those with BTTS landing in the most recent two.

Ukraine missed out on World Cup qualification in the play-offs, beaten by Sweden, they found the net in every game of that process aside from their meetings with France.

Their most recent outing, in late May, was an impressive 2-0 win in Poland, and they’ll be desperate to emulate that in a very winnable Nations League B group.

Italy have embarrassed themselves on the international stage over recent years, failing to qualify for a single major tournament since their triumph in the European Championships back in 2021.

They’ve now turned to Roberto Mancini to try and change the culture of the national side, and this will be his first game in charge. 

Italy have struggled against the elite sides in Europe over the last few years, losing both games against Norway during World Cup qualifying as well as losing to Germany and France when they last competed in the Nations League. 

They actually ran out 1-0 winners when these sides last met in 2024, but the three meetings prior to that clash saw BTTS. Belgium saw BTTS in five of their six games at the World Cup, only keeping a clean sheet against Iran during their run to the quarter finals. 

Poland and Bosnia will both feel they are capable of winning promotion to League A in this edition of the Nations League, and kick off their campaign while Romania go to Sweden elsewhere in the group.

Bosnia gave a good account of themselves at the World Cup and have seen both teams score in 11 of their last 13 games.

Poland have seen the bet land in five of their last six, and last time out in competitive football they had an enthralling 3-2 defeat to Sweden in the World Cup qualifying play-offs, BTTS was in after 33 minutes in that one.