Match previews

SWEDEN will look to put their poor form behind them as they take on Czech Republic in a World Cup playoff semi-final this Thursday.The Swedes lost back-to-back group games against Georgia and Spain but eventually managed to clinch second place in group B.
The veteran Zlatan Ibrahimović is expected start up front along side Alexander Isak.Credit: EPA
Czech Republic will be without Bundesliga star Patrick Schick, who suffered a muscle injury despite making the initial squad.
The last time these two sides met was all the way back in 2016 in a friendly which resulted in a 1-1 draw.
The winner of this match will visit Poland in the play-off final.
The Poles received an automatic final berth after their opponents Russia were kicked out of the World Cup following the invasion of Ukraine.
What time does Sweden vs Czech Republic kick off?

Sweden vs Czech Republic on Thursday, March 24.
The match kicks off at 7:45pm in the UK.
It takes place at the Friends Arena in Sweden.

What TV channel is Sweden vs Czech Republic on and can I live stream it?

Sweden vs Czech Republic is live on Sky Sports
Coverage commences at 7.40pm – 5 minutes before kick off.
To stream the game live, head to Sky Go or Now TV.

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Team news
Sweden
40 year old Zlatan Ibrahimovic is fit and raring to go ahead of what will surely be his last World Cup if Sweden were to qualify.
Alexander Isaak hasn’t been in his best form this season with just eight goals in 33 apps, but the young Swede is still being linked heavily to Arsenal.
Captain Victor Lindelof is fit and is expected to start despite all the noise surrounding the Manchester United camp.
Czech Republic
No Schick for the Czech Republic after the Bayer Leverkusen forward failed to recover from injury in time for Thursday’s fixture.
There is no rest for Czech captain Tomas Soucek after his header helped West Ham through to the Europa League quarter-finals last week.
But fellow West Ham team mate Vladimir Coufal is out injured, after he had surgery on a groin injury back in February.
Latest odds
Sweden Evens
Draw 21/10
Czech Republic 3/1
(Odds via Betfair) More

WALES take on Austria as they look to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1958.The Dragons finished a distant second to Belgium in their qualifying group but have received a kind draw, which sees them face two home ties to get to Qatar.
Gareth Bale has been picked in the Wales squadCredit: PA
Bale is likely to replace Real Madrid team-mate David AlabaCredit: AFP
Should they beat the Austrians, they will face Scotland or Ukraine in the play-off final in Cardiff.
However, this match will not now take place until June after being postponed due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Austria finished fourth in their qualifying group behind Denmark, Scotland and Israel.
But they qualified for the play-off by being one of the two best Nations League group winners not to have already made it to either the World Cup or the play-off.
When is Wales vs Austria?

Wales vs Austria takes place on Thursday, March 24.
The match kicks off at 7.45pm UK time – 8.45pm in Austria.
It is being held at the Cardiff City Stadium.
The sides last met in 2017 when Ben Woodburn scored the only goal in a 1-0 Welsh victory in World Cup 2018 qualifying.

What TV channel is Wales vs Austria on and can I live stream it?
Wales vs Austria is live on Sky Sports Main Event.
Coverage commences at 7pm – 45 minutes before kick-off.
To stream the game live, head to Sky Go or Now TV.
To watch in Welsh, head to S4C.
Can I watch Wales vs Austria for free?
Yes. S4C is free for all UK viewers.
To stream it live, head to the BBC iPlayer.
Team news
Wales
Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey have both been included in the Wales squad for their match against Austria.
However, goalkeeper Danny Ward, Tyler Roberts and James Lawrence are all out.
Manager Rob Page said of the inclusion of Bale and Ramsey: “They’re big players for us, of course they are. We want them playing games coming into camp, but the good thing is they’re fit.
“I’ve spoken to many of the players and those two in particular, and they’re both raring to go.
“They both can’t wait to get into camp, so that’s really encouraging for a manager to hear.
“They’ve done it time and time again, haven’t they? I don’t think we’ve ever had a camp where we’ve had all our players playing the weekend before.
“But big players turn up for big games and they’ve proven that over time. The other way of looking at it is they’ll be fresh and raring to go.”
Replacement goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey will reach one hundred Wales caps if he plays against Austria and in Wales’ friendly the following week.
And Page said: “I can’t speak highly enough of him [Hennessey], I honestly can’t.
“He’s reacted in such a positive way since I gave the number one spot to Danny. The way he reacted was tremendous and he was fully supportive of Wardy.
“Watching him in training, some of the saves he pulls off are outstanding and when you do that, you’ll be ready.
“To have a number two like Wayne, who’s been number one for a long time and approaching 100 caps, it fills me with confidence.”
Austria
Gareth Bale’s Real Madrid team-mate David Alaba will be expected to captain the Austria side.
Former West Ham bad boy Marko Arnautovic is also in the squad alongside Watford goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann.
Austria manager Frank Foda has called on his team to make use of their possession and avoid getting hit on the counter-attack.
He said: “You could see in the World Cup qualifiers that they [Wales] are very strong, after all they haven’t lost a game at home.
“In general, they concede few goals and are good at switching games. We’ll have a lot of possession, we can’t afford to make any mistakes when passing and we have to avoid counter-attacks.
He added: “Such games are often decided in our heads. We have to be convinced of our own qualities and show a good mentality in the duels.”
Wales squad
Goalkeepers: Hennessey, A Davies, King
Defenders: B Davies, Rodon, Cabango, Ampadu, Mepham, N Williams, Norrington-Davies, Roberts, Gunter
Midfielders: Levitt, Ramsey, Colwill, Morrell, Vaulks, Allen, Wilson, Williams, S Thomas, Ilsanker
Forwards: Bale, Johnson, Harris, James, Matondo
Austria squad
Goalkeepers: Bachmann, Lindner, Pentz
Defenders: Alaba, Dragovic, Hinteregger, Lainer, Posch, Ulmer, Danso
Midfielders: Baumgartner, Grull, Laimer, Lazaro, Sabitzer, Schaub, Schlager, Seiwalk, Schopf
Forwards: Arnautovic, Gregoritsch, Kalajdzic, Weimann
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Latest odds
To win in 90 minutes
Wales 13/8
Draw 15/8
Austria 15/8
To qualify
Wales 20/23
Austria 9/10
*Odds from Betfair correct as of Sunday, March 20 More

ITALY could be about to go from heroes to zeroes in the space of less than a year.The Azzurri won the European Championship against England at Wembley last July, but now face missing out on the World Cup.
Jorginho missed penalties at home and away to group winners SwitzerlandCredit: Getty
North Macedonia will look to upset the odds and qualify for their second successive major tournamentCredit: Getty
A goalless draw against Northern Ireland in Belfast saw the Italians fail to make it to Qatar automatically, despite going through the entire qualifying campaign unbeaten.
Switzerland were the beneficiaries of that result as they finished top of the group, condemning the Italians to a play-off at home to North Macedonia.
The Balkan nation have come on leaps and bounds as a football power, qualifying for their first ever tournament when they reached Euro 2020.
And the Italians will be well aware that the North Macedonians beat Germany away in qualifying, so they can’t expect this one to be a formality.
The winners of this semi-final will visit Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal or Turkey in the World Cup play-off final.
What time does Italy vs North Macedonia kick off?

Italy take on North Macedonia on Thursday, March 24.
The match kicks off at 7.45pm UK time – 8.45pm in Italy and North Macedonia.
It takes place at the Stadio Renzo Barbera, Palermo.
The sides last met in 2017 when an equaliser from Aleksandr Trajkovski saw North Macedonia earn a surprise 1-1 draw in World Cup 2018 qualifying in Turin. Italy would go on to miss out on the World Cup.

What TV channel is Italy vs North Macedonia on and can I live stream it?

Italy vs North Macedonia is live on Sky Sports Arena.
Coverage commences at 7.40pm – five minutes before kick-off.
To stream the game live, head to Sky Go or Now TV.

Team news
Brazil-born duo Luiz Felipe and Joao Pedro have been called up to the Italy squad for this play-off.
However, there’s no emotional return for Mario Balotelli, who Roberto Mancini had recalled to his previous squad.
Centre-back Alessio Romagnoli has also failed to make the cut.
Italy are also without the star of the Euro 2020 final, Federico Chiesa, who missed out with a knee injury.
Defender Leonardo Spinazzola has been out since the European Championship with a ruptured achilles tendon and will play no part in this one.
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Latest odds
To win in 90 minutes
Italy 1/5
Draw 11/2
North Macedonia 13/1
To qualify
Italy 1/16
North Macedonia 15/2 More

PORTUGAL have work to do if they are to book their place at the World Cup.Cristiano Ronaldo and co were expected to win their qualifying group comfortably, but came unstuck in their final match against Serbia.
Cristiano Ronaldo will have to get through the play-off if he wants to reach what is likely to be his final World CupCredit: Getty
Turkey will be looking to spring a surprise against PortugalCredit: PA
A last minute header from Aleksandar Mitrovic in Lisbon saw the Serbs progress to Qatar and the Portuguese sent to the play-offs.
Opponents Turkey finished second to Netherlands in their group but managed to pip Erling Haaland and Norway to the runners up spot and a play-off place.
The winner of this tie will host Italy or North Macedonia in the play-off final.
Ahead of the match, Portugal head coach Fernando Santos said: “This is one of the most important moments since I became Portugal coach.
“We will be playing for Portugal, the stadium has been sold out for a month, we know the whole country is behind us.
“The focus is total to win and get to the World Cup.”
What time does Portugal vs Turkey kick off?

Portugal take on Turkey on Thursday, March 24.
The match kicks off at 7.45pm in the UK and Portugal – 10.45pm in Turkey.
It takes place at the Estadio do Dragao, Porto.
The sides last met in 2012, when Turkey picked up a shock 3-1 in a friendly in Lisbon.

What TV channel is Portugal vs Turkey on and can I live stream it?

Portugal vs Turkey is live on Sky Sports Premier League.
Coverage commences at 7.40pm – five minutes before kick-off.
To stream the game live, head to Sky Go or Now TV.

Team news
Portugal
Man City’s Ruben Dias is Portugal’s only major absentee for Portugal.
Sporting’s Goncalo Inacio has been called up in his place.
Fernando Santos has also kept the faith with Rui Patricio despite an error against Serbia.
Jose Sa doesn’t make the squad despite having an excellent season at Wolves so far.
Portugal squad
Goalkeepers: Anthony Lopes (Lyon), Diogo Costa (Porto), Rui Patrício (Roma)
Defenders: Cédric Soares (Arsenal), João Cancelo (Manchester City), Diogo Dalot (Manchester United), Gonçalo Inácio (Sporting), José Fonte (Lille), Pepe (Porto), Nuno Mendes (PSG), Raphael Guerreiro (Borussia Dortmund)
Midfielders: Danilo Pereira (PSG), Matheus Nunes (Sporting), William Carvalho (Real Betis), Rúben Neves (Wolves), Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United), João Moutinho (Wolves), Otávio Monteiro (Porto), Bernardo Silva (Manchester City)
Forwards: João Félix (Atlético Madrid), André Silva (RB Leipzig), Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United), Diogo Jota (Liverpool), Gonçalo Guedes (Valencia), Rafael Leão (AC Milan)
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Latest odds
To win in 90 minutes
Portugal 1/3
Draw 4/1
Turkey 15/2
To qualify for the play-off final
Portugal 1/8
Turkey 5/1
*Odds from Betfair correct as of Sunday, March 20 More