Sweden to Win Group B Sweden will be looking to right the wrongs of their European Championship qualification run, in which they missed out on the tournament in a group where Austria and Belgium took the top spots. Sweden should have really featured at the tournament as the 27th ranked side in world football and with the quality they possess throughout the side, particularly in forward areas. Alexander Isak and Victor Gyokeres usually feature as a front two for Sweden, which gives them serious firepower heading into these qualification games which the other sides in the group will struggle to deal with. They’re joined by Kosovo, Slovenia and Switzerland in Group B which is a group that looks more balanced than the majority of the groups in the qualifying stage, but Sweden could have the edge with their significant scoring power. This group is likely to go down to a battle between Sweden and Switzerland for top spot, Switzerland have more recent experience on the international stage but were quite fortunate with their group during the qualification period for the European Championship, with Romania actually topping that group and the Swiss finishing just two points above Israel to qualify. Denmark to Win Group C Denmark will be optimistic about their chances of topping this group in which they are joined by Scotland, Greece and Belarus. Belarus are likely to finish rock bottom of the group which leaves Denmark, Scotland and Greece battling for the top spots. Of these sides, Denmark are the best equipped to battle through a qualification period. Scotland were excellent in battling their way through the European Championship qualifiers, to finish second in the group only behind Spain who went on to win the whole tournament - Steve Clarke’s side are still the last side to beat Spain in a competitive game, showing they can battle against Europe’s elite. Denmark comfortably topped their group during qualifying for the European Championship, winning seven of their 10 games. Greece could be the surprise package of the qualifying stage, they were unlucky in being drafted in a group with both France and Netherlands to qualify for the European Championship, but are faced with a more balanced group here which could see them run close to qualification. They showed they can compete at this level in their Nations League victory against England last year, but Denmark have the experience and quality to fight off these nations at this level and qualify for the World Cup. Wales to Win Group J Craig Bellamy has revolutionised the atmosphere around this Wales side, they won their opening game of World Cup qualification with a 3-1 win over Kazakhstan which built on their positive Nations League performance in which they topped their group, fighting off the likes of Turkey and Iceland. Wales and Kazakhstan are joined by Belgium, North Macedonia and Liechtenstein in a group which looks to be a battle between Wales and Belgium for top spot. Wales could top this group, even after drawing with North Macedonia last time out, Belgium are in a period of transition having recently appointed a new coach and many of their stars of recent seasons reaching the latter stages of their careers.