Scotland v Northern Ireland Bet Builder Stats & Predictions

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Scotland v Northern Ireland
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Scotland host Northern Ireland at Hampden Park on Tuesday with the aim of bouncing back from a heavy defeat against the Netherlands on Friday and ending a six-match winless streak.
Although the Scots were beaten 4-0 in Amsterdam, much of the content of the performance was very encouraging. For three-quarters of the match, Steve Clarke’s side were the better team, yet a late collapse gave the game an unflattering complexion and leaves questions over both the strength in depth and morale of the squad.
Scotland, after all, have conceded 18 goals in their last six internationals, suffering four defeats in that time. But while the hosts have lost games, the standard of opposition has been of the highest quality. All these losses have been against teams in the top eight of the FIFA Ranking.
Northern Ireland, meanwhile, are seeking to build on a creditable 1-1 draw achieved in Romania on Friday. Jamie Reid marked his international debut with a goal after just three minutes in Bucharest. Although Michael O’Neill’s side were subsequently pegged back, it was a creditable result for a side that ended 2023 with a victory over Denmark.
With a squad that only boasts Liverpool’s Conor Bradley as a Premier League-based player, Northern Ireland are seeking to go undefeated for three matches for the first time since facing Lithuania, Italy and Luxembourg two years ago.
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Scotland v Northern Ireland Cheat Sheet

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🏆 Match stats: Scotland to bounce back
Predictions:
⚽ Scotland to win @ 1.57
⚽ Both teams to score or over 2.5 goals @ 1.75
🎯 Shooting stats: Centre-forwards offer value
Predictions:
⚽ Scott McTominay to have 1+ shots on target @ 1.50
⚽ Che Adams to have 1+ shots on target @ 1.36
⚽ Dion Charles to have 1+ shots on target @ 1.57
⚽ Connor McMenamin to have 1+ shots on target @ 2.10
🛑 Foul stats: Shea Charles big odds to be targeted
Predictions:
⚽ Lewis Ferguson to commit 1+ fouls @ 1.17
⚽ Lewis Ferguson to be fouled 2+ times @ 1.40
⚽ Dion Charles to commit 2+ fouls @ 1.44
⚽ Shea Charles to be fouled 2+ times @ 3.60
* I recommend waiting for confirmed team line-ups before placing any bets.
* All odds displayed correct at the time of publishing.
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