Anytime Goalscorer Accumulator Tips; Gakpo, Yamal & Openda Front A Ruthless Thursday’s 4-Fold

Thursday Expert’s Accumulator: This four-fold leans on reliable attacking outlets in dominant sides. Openda inherits Lukaku’s role against hapless Liechtenstein, Yamal looks primed to punish Bulgaria, Gakpo thrives in a rampant Dutch attack, and Wirtz can pull strings against Slovakia. Four emerging or in-form forwards, four favourable fixtures, and strong logic throughout.

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Liechtenstein vs Belgium

John Pentin; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Belgium head to Vaduz with expectation sky-high and patience running thin after patchy early results. Yet against a Liechtenstein side anchored at 204th in the FIFA rankings and without a goal in qualifying, this is as straightforward as fixtures come. The hosts are brittle, conceding freely to modest opposition such as Kazakhstan and North Macedonia, before shipping four against Scotland in a friendly. Rudi Garcia’s Belgium are notorious front-runners in qualifying, and this tie offers him the chance to unleash Lois Openda in Romelu Lukaku’s absence.

The new Juventus striker’s pace and diagonal movement will stretch a back line composed largely of part-timers, and with Kevin De Bruyne restoring fluidity in attack, Openda looks ideally placed to fill the goalscoring void. Courtois’ return should lock things down at the other end, leaving Belgium to attack relentlessly. If the visitors deliver a typical high shot volume, Openda has the finishing edge to capitalise.
Best bet – Lois Openda to Score Anytime

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Bulgaria vs Spain

Herrin Kendrick; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Spain’s route to the 2026 World Cup opens in Sofia, and they could hardly ask for more obliging hosts. Bulgaria’s failure to gain promotion from League C, followed by a flat June with a draw against Cyprus and a drubbing in Greece, underlines their defensive limitations. Against Spain, those frailties are magnified. Luis de la Fuente’s side travel superbly, going more than two years without losing an away European qualifier, and their attacking framework is designed to pull back-fives apart.

The big storyline here is the emergence of Lamine Yamal. The teenager has already supplied goals and assists in Barcelona’s early campaign, and with Ferran Torres potentially rotated, Yamal could thrive from the start. Bulgaria have lost four of their last five against Spain, and even when they do stay competitive, their defence cracks under sustained possession pressure. Yamal’s direct dribbling and cutting infield will be the difference-maker.
Best bet – Lamine Yamal to Score Anytime

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Netherlands vs Poland

Tyler Morris; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
De Kuip welcomes two sides with ambitions, but their trajectories are moving in opposite directions. The Netherlands are purring under Ronald Koeman, having scored ten and conceded none in their opening two qualifiers. Poland, meanwhile, arrive under a new manager, still licking their wounds after losing to Finland, and with Robert Lewandowski short of sharpness following injury. Memphis Depay hunts a record-breaking 51st international strike, but the smart play here is Cody Gakpo.

The Liverpool forward is in rich form, carrying both his club and country with relentless runs and cool finishing. He dovetails seamlessly with Depay, timing his wide-to-centre bursts perfectly. Against a Polish defence unsure of its shape—Probierz preferred a back five, Urban may revert to a four—the Dutch can exploit confusion. The Oranje’s record against Poland stretches back to 1979 without defeat, and Gakpo’s movement in behind feels like the obvious weapon.
Best bet – Cody Gakpo to Score Anytime

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Slovakia vs Germany

Wolfgang Shotten; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Germany are intent on brushing aside a turbulent Nations League and laying down a World Cup marker. Slovakia, second seeds in Group A, are gritty but inconsistent, slumping to defeats against Greece and Israel in June. Defensively, they leak goals in spells, and this German side carry too much invention for them to resist for long. Nagelsmann’s squad is not at full strength—Havertz, Musiala and others are missing—but that simply shifts more creative responsibility onto Florian Wirtz.

The playmaker’s ability to drift into pockets and accelerate attacks gives Germany a cutting edge, especially against a side retreating into a mid-block. He will be fed by Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka, and his willingness to shoot from the edge of the box is crucial. Die Mannschaft have won seven straight World Cup qualifiers and hold a historical advantage over Slovakia. Expect Wirtz to announce himself with end product here.
Best bet – Florian Wirtz to Score Anytime

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