Bet Builder Tips: Phil Thompson's 28/1 Cyprus v Scotland Punt
Scotland to Win 0-2
Lyndon Dykes to Score
John McGinn 1+ Shots On Target
Scott McTominay 1+ Shots On Target
A Bet Builder with these selections pays at approximately 28/1 with Paddy Power. .
Cyprus vs Scotland
European Qualifiers
AEK Arena, 7:45pm
TV: Viaplay Sports 1
Scotland to win 2-0
I expect Scotland to win and keep a clean sheet. In their last six games, Cyprus have lost four, drawn one and won one. It was not a bad win, away to Israel which is a tough one. That was a friendly but in the qualifying group, they have played three and lost three.
Scotland are on a little bit of a roll. The game against Spain springs to mind (they won 2-0) so when you think about their recent form and their opener against Cyprus in Glasgow, (they won 3-0), this is all pointing to a comfortable Scotland win.
Lyndon Dykes to Score
Lyndon Dykes has done me proud in my Bet Builders before and has been on target already over the campaign, so I’m backing him once again.
John McGinn to have 1 or More Shots On Target
John McGinn with his left foot is always likely to make an impact so I have gone for him to have a shot on target, I expect at least one from him.
Scott McTominay to have 1 or More Shots On Target
Scott McTominay is always a likely candidate to get into the box so I have gone for him to also have at least one shot on target.
Scotland to Win 0-2
Lyndon Dykes to Score
John McGinn 1+ Shots On Target
Scott McTominay 1+ Shots On Target
A Bet Builder with these selections pays at approximately 28/1 with Paddy Power. .
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