Coventry v Exeter: Yes –

Both teams have scored in nine of Coventry’s last 10 matches, with the exception a low-intensity 0-0 draw with Morecambe on the last day of the season.

That should be 10 in 11 in the League Two play-off final. Mark Robins’ side have scored 18 goals in their last seven matches, while striker Marc McNulty has netted seven goals in his last six.

Exeter have scored and conceded in nine of their last 11 games, and lost 2-1 in last season’s final at Wembley.

Bosnia & Herzegovina v Montenegro: No –

Bosnia & Herzegovina’s last four matches have finished 0-0, 1-0, 1-0 and 0-0.

Given that they have kept a clean sheet in four of their last five home matches, this game should follow a similar pattern.

Both teams have scored in just two of Montenegro’s last five matches, while their last away game was a 0-0 draw at Cyprus.

Portugal v Tunisia: No –

There have been goals at both ends in just seven of Portugal’s 22 matches since Euro 2016.

Fernando Santos’ side have scored and conceded in three of their last nine home friendlies, having conceded four goals in 10 qualification matches.

Tunisia’s last three matches have finished 0-0, 1-0 and 1-0, with both teams scoring in just three of their last 10 games.

Italy v Saudi Arabia: No –

Italy have scored and conceded in just three of their last 15 matches, and that run will surely extend in Roberto Mancini’s first match in charge.

The Azzurri have kept clean sheets in six of their last seven matches against teams ranked outside the top 50, and in seven of their last eight home games overall.

Both teams have scored in just three of Saudi Arabia’s last 13 matches.

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