Monday 9 Nov – Sunday 15 Nov 2026: International Friendlies and Nations League lead the week
This week’s football predictions span 352 fixtures across 14 active competitions, with International Friendlies accounting for 43 matches and UEFA Nations League for 34. The remaining schedule includes Primera División, the second tiers of England, Spain and Portugal, the First Amateur Division, the National League, Segunda División, Primera RFEF Group 2, Segunda Liga and the FKF Premier League. The varied fixture list provides a clear basis for comparing home advantage, attacking trends and match-up patterns across international and domestic football.
Home wins account for 60% of the recorded outcomes, while BTTS Yes reaches 74% and Over 2.5 stands at 65%. These figures point to a strong scoring environment across the selected matches, although only 15 picks qualify as high-confidence selections at the 70% threshold. International Friendlies and UEFA Nations League therefore anchor the week, while the domestic divisions offer opportunities to identify value from the same statistical signals. The full slate contains 352 fixtures, creating substantial coverage for this week’s predictions.
Top Picks for Monday, 9 Nov – Sunday, 15 Nov 2026
Back these six selections today, led by Belarus’ 84% confidence rating against San Marino.
- Belarus to beat San Marino in the UEFA Nations League — 84% confidence — San Marino vs Belarus
- France to beat Türkiye in the UEFA Nations League — 82% confidence — France vs Türkiye
- Spain to beat Czechia in the UEFA Nations League — 81% confidence — Czechia vs Spain
- Chelsea W to beat Häcken W in the UEFA Champions League Women — 80% confidence — Häcken W vs Chelsea W
- Scotland to beat FYR Macedonia in the UEFA Nations League — 78% confidence — Scotland vs FYR Macedonia
- England to beat Croatia in the UEFA Nations League — 76% confidence — England vs Croatia
Match of the Day: San Marino vs Belarus
San Marino vs Belarus is scheduled for Thursday at 19:45 in the UEFA Nations League, and the strongest pre-match signal points toward an away victory. Belarus are rated for an 84% win probability, a substantial margin over the implied chances for either San Marino or a draw. That assessment is reinforced by the head-to-head record: across three previous meetings, San Marino have recorded no wins, there have been no draws, and Belarus have won all three.
The H2H sample is small, but it offers the clearest match-specific evidence available. Belarus have avoided defeat in every listed meeting and have repeatedly demonstrated a clear advantage over their hosts. Their perfect record against San Marino supports the market’s strong away lean rather than suggesting an evenly balanced contest. It also creates a notable pattern of failure for San Marino to register even a draw in this fixture, making a Belarus victory the logical conclusion of the available evidence.
The goals market adds another dimension, although it requires more careful interpretation. Over 2.5 goals carries a 60% probability, while BTTS: no is priced at a 67% probability. These selections can coexist if Belarus establish control and San Marino fail to score: the away side could produce enough goals to move the match beyond 2.5 without both teams contributing. A low-scoring home performance, combined with Belarus converting their superiority into goals, would therefore fit both the H2H direction and the stronger BTTS: no market.
No relevant football-specific team news, injury update, lineup report or tactical quotation was supplied in the external research, so no individual player or unavailable-team claim can be responsibly added. The prediction instead rests on the directly relevant market probabilities and the complete H2H record, both of which consistently favor Belarus. Their three wins from three meetings, together with the absence of any San Marino win or draw, make the away outcome much more compelling than either a home result or a stalemate.
Our pick is Belarus win at 84% confidence.
Four-Leg Accumulator: Belarus, France, Spain and Chelsea
This concrete four-leg accumulator combines the highest-confidence selections from the listed fixtures. San Marino vs Belarus provides the Belarus away win at 84% confidence, while France vs Türkiye supplies a France home win at 82% confidence. Both are UEFA Nations League fixtures, giving the accumulator two legs from the same competition without relying on unspecified odds.
The remaining two selections come from different competitions. Häcken W vs Chelsea W features a Chelsea W away win at 80% confidence in the UEFA Champions League Women, and Czechia vs Spain adds a Spain away win at 81% confidence in the UEFA Nations League. Not all odds are posted yet, so the available prices for these four legs should firm up closer to kickoff.
Use these four picks as the core of a concrete accumulator, then build your own combination from the remaining fixtures or browse ready-made combos on our accumulator tips page. There, you can filter options by By Strategy, By Size, By Bet Type or By League to find a combination that matches your preferred selections.
BTTS angle: Monday 9 Nov – Sunday 15 Nov 2026
The strongest statistical market across the period’s 352 fixtures is BTTS Yes, recorded in 260 matches, or 74%. That rate covers a 14-competition schedule comprising International Friendlies, UEFA Nations League and the listed domestic divisions, making it a broader signal than a trend tied to one competition. The actionable angle is to back both teams to score rather than select individual winners from a schedule featuring no teams on a three-match winning streak.
BTTS also fits the wider scoring pattern: 230 of 352 fixtures produced Over predictions, equivalent to 65%. While the 60% home-win rate shows a mild preference for home advantage, the goal-based markets carry stronger combined frequency. For Monday 9 Nov to Sunday 15 Nov 2026, the most consistent approach is therefore a selective BTTS Yes strategy focused on fixtures with clear attacking evidence, rather than a home-win or streak-based selection.
Key Fixture Quick Tips
In the FA Cup, Plymouth Parkway vs Berkhamsted carries a 45% home lean with over 2.5. In the UEFA Nations League, Türkiye vs Belgium has a 50% away call with over 2.5, Armenia vs Cyprus a 44% home lean with under 2.5, and Italy vs France a 52% away selection with over 2.5.
Segunda Liga features three home-led selections: Torreense vs União de Leiria at 45% with over 2.5, Tondela vs Farense at 35% with under 2.5, and Amarante vs Felgueiras 1932 at 45% with under 2.5. In Ligue 1, JS Saoura vs Khenchela has a 45% away selection.
Elite One includes Colombe vs Victoria United at 45% for home and over 2.5, Union Abong-Mbang vs APEJES Academy at 45% for home and over 2.5, and Colombe vs Dynamo de Douala at 50% for home with under 2.5. In the FKF Premier League, Nairobi United vs Mara Sugar is 41% home with under 2.5, Ulinzi Stars vs Migori Youth a 30% draw with under 2.5, and APS Bomet vs Bandari a 50% home selection.