This is a pivotal fixture in Group G. Poland’s 1-1 draw against the Netherlands last time out has provided them with a solid platform, which they will be aiming to build upon here against one of their direct rivals for qualification.

When these sides met a few months ago in Helsinki, Finland secured a 2-1 victory. On that occasion, Poland were perhaps unfortunate not to take more from the game, registering 24 shots with nine on target for an xG of 1.51. However, Finland were also highly effective in attack, generating an xG of 2.47 and converting that into two goals.

Finland are unlikely to simply roll over in this match, which represents a crucial moment for both teams in the group. While the Netherlands are now clear favourites to top the group, a win for Poland here would see them make up significant ground. 

There is a strong case for Poland to secure a vital three points. They will be highly motivated to avenge their previous defeat and possess the attacking quality to breach the Finnish defence as they’ve shown in their victories against Malta and Lithuania at home in qualifying so far. 

However, it will not be straightforward; Finland are expected to put up a stern fight and are more than capable of grabbing a goal themselves, potentially giving them the edge as the group heads into the next international break.

If you’re going to watch one game on Sunday, let it be this one. International breaks can be quite boring to sit through at times but I think this will be a really fun and exciting game. 

There is no doubt that Spain are the best attacking side in Europe, and possibly the world, boasting the dangerous duo of Yamal and Williams, who are supported by an energetic and deadly attacking structure.

However, Spain’s game plan does not centre around keeping clean sheets. They are more than happy to try and outscore their opponents rather than focus on keeping them out. Their clean sheet against Bulgaria last time out was their first in six matches. 

On their run to the final of the European Championships, they failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their knockout games. While their defence is not so poor that it costs them matches, opposition sides can find joy against a Spanish side that is willing to take significant risks.

As for Türkiye, they were clinical in scoring three goals against Georgia last time out from just six shots and an xG of only 0.73. 

They will need that same level of finishing here in a game where chances are unlikely to be frequent, but that recent over performance in front of goal is a positive sign. Türkiye netted nine goals across their six games in the Nations League B group, with four of those coming at home. 

This is an important fixture for them; any sort of positive result would create valuable breathing space between them and their most likely challengers for qualification, Georgia.

Despite Türkiye's threat, Spain remain strong favourites to win the game. Their sheer firepower and technical superiority, particularly in midfield, should ultimately dictate the tempo and create a high volume of scoring opportunities. 

While their defence may concede, Spain’s attack is more than capable of outscoring the hosts. Expect them to control possession and patiently break down a resilient Türkiye side to secure a vital three points.