UEFA European Championship Qualifying Prediction & Picks: England-Ukraine, Slovakia-Bosnia & Luxembourg-Portugal

OddsJam’s soccer betting expert @FootyChancellor dives into his favorite picks and predictions for UEFA European Championship Qualifying action on Sunday, March 26.

UEFA European Championship Predictions & Picks

England vs. Ukraine Pick: England -1.5 | -130 at DraftKings

Sunday, March 26 | 12 p.m. ET

England looked great in the first half against Italy. They had great ball movement and 60+% possession. They let off the gas in the second half for some reason and almost blew a two goal lead.

The defensive approach almost cost them three points because they recorded zero shots on goal in the second half. Ukraine have had a great record recently but it has been against subpar opponents.

They’re on par with Scotland and Ireland as an overall team and failed to beat either of them. I am expecting a lot more against a less talented Ukraine side with 3-4 goals coming from this star-studded English side.

Slovakia vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina Pick: Under 2.25 | -130 at DraftKings

Sunday, March 26 | 2:45 p.m. ET

You will not need to set your alarms for this one. Slovakia plays great defense and never scores, which is a great combination for people that love unders. They have hit the under in three of past four matches with two of those matches ending 0-0.

Slovakia are a side that just tries to not to lose as their last four matches have ended in a draw. Bosnia are coming off a very impressive 3-0 win against Iceland and will want more points here to make sure they qualify for the next round.

Bosnia has not faired well on the road, with their last win being in October 2021! I see this as a slow match with draw the most likely outcome.

Luxembourg vs. Portugal Pick

Sunday, March 26 | 2:45 p.m. ET

Portugal Team Total Over 2.5 | -120 at DraftKings

Ronaldo 2+ Goals | +180 at DraftKings

Portugal and Ronaldo have a lot to prove on the world stage. After a disappointing world cup exit against Morocco, they came out firing against Liechtenstein for a 4-0 victory.

Portugal has a history of running up the score against lesser countries with their lineup and it is going to happen again today. Portugal has scored 3+ goals in three of past four meetings with Luxembourg, so they know how to find the back of the net.

Ronaldo is out to show the world that he’s still got it and had six shots and two goals in the match against Liechtenstein. While Luxembourg are a better side, Portugal will easily score 3-4 goals in this one.