Peru - Denmark

Italians have no room to back down because the first place train with Norwegians has actually left, and against Israel, the handicap is only due to 1 underplayed game, as they have the same number of points. At home, the Italians only broke through the Estonian defense in the second half and won 5-0, so it won't be easy now, but I think the score will be just as solid in the Italian's favor.

I don't know what could happen for Portugal to not qualify for the Euro Cup here in Ireland. Portugal is playing possibly the best football in the world this year, with an impressive attack and talented players on their team. Ronaldo, who is nearing the end of his career, looks to be the strongest player Portugal has ever had. So far, they have smoothly defeated Armenia 5-0, struggled a bit against Hungary 3-2, and beat Peru on their away game. At this point, Ireland's chances of qualifying for the World Cup seem bleak, as they have only gained 1 point in their matches against Hungary and Armenia. Their win against the Hungarians was lucky, as they received a red card and still managed to score 2-1. 3-0 is the minimum score needed for Ireland to have a chance.

The Turkish team has much better starting markers. Most players play in top clubs, and their mastery is much better than Bulgarian players. After the humiliating loss to Spain 0:6, the Turks need to strongly rehabilitate themselves, both morally and in terms of goals, as their goal ratio is currently very poor. The Turks are also fighting for the top spots, so the goal ratio could be a determining factor. Therefore, today's game should revolve around the Bulgarian goal. The Bulgarians are the underdogs in the group with two losses out of two, conceding 6 goals and scoring none. Their team is also quite weak, with no players from top clubs. The Turks should take advantage of this and score at least 4 goals, which would significantly improve their goal ratio. Peru should also easily secure a win.

Turks seem to have a better start. Most players play for top clubs and their skills are much better than Bulgarian players. After a defeat of 0:6 against Spain, Turks need to rehabilitate themselves significantly, both morally and in terms of goals, as their goal ratio is currently very poor. Turks are also fighting for the top spots, so the goal ratio can also be a factor. This should make the game today revolve around Bulgarian goals. Bulgarians are the underdogs in the group with two losses out of two games, conceding 6 goals and scoring 0. Their team is relatively weak and lacking players from top clubs. Turks should take advantage of that and score at least 4 goals, which would greatly improve their goal ratio. Peru should also easily secure a win.