Denmark v Romania –

Denmark will surely score in this game.

They’ve netted in all but two of their qualifiers so far, bagging 12 in their last four overall and eight in their last two at home.

They’re now facing a Romania side that have let in five in their last three away games, and have kept just three clean sheets in qualifying.

It’s worth backing the visitors to score, too, seeing as Denmark have already conceded against Kazakhstan, Montenegro and Armenia in this campaign.

Norway v Northern Ireland –

Northern Ireland have scored in all but two of their qualifiers so far, with Germany and Czech Republic the only sides to have kept them out.

They’ve scored two goals or more on five occasions, including a 2-0 home win against Sunday’s opposition in March.

Norway have also been reliable scorers of late, failing only to score against Germany in their last five fixtures.

They should extend their scoring streak against Northern Ireland, having put eight past San Marino last time out.

Poland v Montenegro -

Poland are top of their qualifying group, with seven wins and 24 goals from just nine games.

Adam Nawalka’s side have scored twice or more in eight of their last 10 games, with a 1-1 draw with Slovenia and shocking 4-0 defeat to Denmark the only exceptions.

They’ve also kept just two clean sheets in their last 12, and should concede against a Montenegro side that had scored in nine of their last 10 before losing 1-0 to Denmark last time out.

Kazakhstan v Armenia -

Expect plenty of goals when two of World Cup qualifying’s worst defences meet on Sunday.

Kazakhstan and Armenia have each conceded 25 goals in their nine games so far, keeping just two clean sheets between them.

The hosts have conceded three in each of their last four games, while Armenia have let in 10 in their last two.

*Odds subject to change