Expert International Football Accumulator Tips for Sunday November 15 by Henry Hardwicke

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The World Cup qualifiers ramp up on Sunday, with key matches featuring prominent European teams. England will aim for a strong finish against Albania, while Ireland could secure a playoff spot if they defeat Hungary. Expert tipster Henry Hardwicke from Emegypt has analyzed the qualifying matches and provided a fourfold accumulator prediction with odds of 6-1 at bet365.

Accumulator Tips for Sunday, November 15

Hardwicke’s accumulator selections focus on four match outcomes:

Portugal to defeat Armenia @ 1-16
France to overcome Azerbaijan @ 1-9
Ukraine to beat Iceland @ 7-10
Norway to win against Italy @ 5-2

Total odds for the accumulator are 6-1 with bet365. All bets should be placed before 2 PM on Sunday.

Match Previews

Portugal vs. Armenia

Following a surprising 2-0 loss to Ireland, Portugal must deliver a strong performance against Armenia. Despite the absence of suspended star player Cristiano Ronaldo, manager Roberto Martinez’s side is expected to secure the win.

Azerbaijan vs. France

France has already qualified for the World Cup and will look to finish their campaign strongly versus Azerbaijan. Aykhan Abbasov handles the coaching duties for Azerbaijan, who have struggled defensively, allowing 13 goals over five matches.

Ukraine vs. Iceland

Ukraine is competing for a playoff spot and will face Iceland, who suffered a 5-3 defeat against Ukraine last month. Home advantage plays a key role for Ukraine in this critical matchup.

Italy vs. Norway

Italy needs a remarkable nine-goal victory over Norway to claim the top position in UEFA’s Group I standings. However, Norway has dominated the group, with an unbeaten record and a goal tally of 33 while conceding only four.

Understanding Football Accumulators

A football accumulator, or ‘acca’, combines multiple bets into one wager. All selections must win for a payout. This type of betting increases potential returns but also raises risk compared to single bets.