"England netted three goals against Latvia when the sides met at Wembley a few months ago. It was one of Tuchel’s early games in charge, and his side look much stronger now, which will be a worry for Latvia.

England hit three goals against Wales last time out inside 20 minutes, and also put five past Serbia in their most complete performance under Tuchel so far. Overall, England have seen this selection land in four of their seven matches under Tuchel. 

The Three Lions have found an effective formula in the final third in recent matches, intriguingly without some of their starting forwards, which can help them cover the line here. England registered an xG of 3.57 in their win over Latvia at Wembley from 27 shots, there is no reason why they won't cover this line on their own, in truth."

"Italy have recently changed their manager, with Luciano Spalletti being replaced by Italian legend Gattuso. This change has inspired more goals from Italy, with 3+ goals landing in all three of his matches in charge so far. These results include a 5-0 battering of Estonia, which was supplemented by a 3-1 win against the same opposition on the road, with their 5-4 win over Tuesday's opponents, Israel, sandwiched in between.

Israel’s qualifying games have also produced plenty of goals, with over 2.5 goals landing in each of their last three. They’ve seen 31 goals in total across their six matches (5.16 per game), with only Moldova conceding more goals (25) in the group than Israel (16).

Israel may be able to contribute to the goal tally here, they’ve won two of their three away games in qualifying so far, with these games producing 13 goals (4.33 per game)."

"This group has become a battle for second place, with Spain running away with top spot and Bulgaria proving ineffective in their challenge to the other three sides in the group.

This context makes this qualifier even more important to both sides, with each having a unique chance of reaching the World Cup next summer. Turkey have the slender advantage at the moment, with three more points than Georgia from the opening three games.

BTTS landed in the initial meeting between these sides as Turkey ran out 3-2 winners, despite playing the final 10 minutes with 10 men.

A win for Turkey would be more consequential in terms of the whole group picture. Georgia will be aware of the opportunity in front of them and look to take the game to Turkey, a side who also saw BTTS last time out as they ran out 6-1 winners over Bulgaria.

Turkey are a top-heavy team and will look to the talent of Guler and Yildiz to provide them with an important three points here. Georgia have attacking threats in the final third as well, most notably Khvica Kvaratskhelia, and will be aware of the necessity for a result here."