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Although it cannot be denied that Brazil have had a rather weak qualifying campaign, it is equally impossible to predict any outcome other than their victory against a powerless Chile, who are in low spirits after confirming their group stage elimination.

Chile have been not only the weakest team in these qualifiers but also the poorest scorers, having netted just nine goals so far, with only one across their seven away visits, while Brazil have remained unbreached at the back under Carlo Ancelotti and look set to record another shutout victory against Chile, whom they have beaten to nil in four of their last five meetings.

Due to the lack of key strikers, Brazil could be more restrained in attack in Friday's contest, but they should do enough to get all the points comfortably.

Moldova had their ups and downs, but they are scoring regularly at home, doing so in seven of the last ten matches. Meanwhile, Israel scored at least once in the past five games. Looking at the previous h2h games, we could see both teams scoring in all six matches. 

Sweden's last eight games produced 32 goals, with 14 of them coming in the first 45 minutes, and bets on 'over 0.5 goals in the first half' won in all but one of those encounters. There has also been at least one first-half goal in three of Slovenia's last four home games.

Meetings between Slovenia and Sweden are not usually entertaining affairs. The last four meetings produced only five goals in total, with at least one team failing to score on three occasions.

Sweden have won all but one of their last seven games in all competitions. The Blue and Yellows won all three of their competitive encounters in that period by an aggregate score of 11–1, and also won their last visit to Slovenia 2–0.

Denmark have been exceptional at home, winning eight of the last nine matches across the competitions. They beat teams like Portugal, Serbia, and Switzerland. Meanwhile, Scotland had their problems away from home, winning just twice in the last eight games (friendlies excluded). Also, Denmark won the previous h2h game in Denmark 2:0.

Denmark have been really good at home and kept a clean sheet in four out of the last five games (friendlies excluded). They kept their net intact against teams like Portugal, Serbia (twice), and Switzerland. Also, Scotland have been great for this type of bet considering at least one team failed to score in five out of the last seven games. Also, we saw a BTTS - NO in the last three h2h games.

Iceland should have enough quality to edge past the Azerbaijanis. With both teams tipped to score, I like the chances of a 2:1 home win on Friday.