Football Accumulator Tips: 27/1 for Wednesday’s World Cup warm-up games

The Netherlands, Algeria and DR Congo all have World Cup 2026 warm-up fixtures on Wednesday and there are a few friendly international games to consider.

Check out the Football Accumulator Tips below.

Netherlands to win & BTTS vs Algeria @ 21/10

The Netherlands face Algeria in Rotterdam in their final warm-up game on home soil and they look capable of signing off with a win before they head to the USA, where they take on Uzbekistan in their final friendly.

The Oranje are unbeaten in normal time since 2024 and have won seven of their last 10 games, while Algeria are in mixed form with just one win in their last four games.

The Dutch have kept just one clean sheet in their last four games and will use this clash as a chance to give their fringe players minutes, and that should open the game up and allow Algeria the chance to at least grab a consolation effort.

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Albania to beat Israel @ 5/4

Neither Albania nor Israel have qualified for the World Cup so Wednesday’s friendly between these two sides is a dead-rubber.

Home advantage could prove the difference here and Albania look well placed to pick up a win in Tirana. Albania picked up seven points from their four home games during World Cup qualifying, losing only to England at home, and they face an Israel side who are winless in their last four away from home (D2, L2).

Italy to beat Luxembourg @ 8/15

Italy return to action for the first time since Gennaro Gattuso stepped down and we may see a bit of a reaction from the Azzurri, they should be too strong for Luxembourg.

Luxembourg have lost eight of their last 11 games and their only wins during that period have come against Malta.

Italy have never lost to Luxembourg with eight wins in their nine previous meetings, and they can keep that record intact with a win under caretaker boss Silvio Baldini.

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Draw or Nigeria double chance vs Poland @ 8/11

Poland slipped to defeat at home to Ukraine in their last friendly over the weekend and they may struggle to respond against in-form Nigeria.

The Poles have now lost back-to-back games after their World Cup 2026 play-off defeat to Sweden, and they are facing a Nigeria side who haven’t lost in normal time in 11 games.

The Super Eagles have managed draws against Morocco and Egypt during that unbeaten streak and look capable of at least avoiding defeat in Warsaw.

Denmark to beat DR Congo @ 8/15

Denmark are one of the highest-profile European nations not to have qualified for the World Cup, losing 4-2 to Scotland to finish second in their group before falling to the Czech Republic in a penalty shootout in the play-offs.

While this may be a period of transition for the Danes, they should also take to the field with a point to prove and can do so against DR Congo, whose World Cup preparations have been hit by an Ebola outbreak which has forced them to relocate to Belgium.

Since losing 1-0 to Algeria at AFCON, DR Congo have won their last two games without conceding, but wins over Bermuda (2-0) and Jamaica (1-0) will hardly strike fear into free-scoring Denmark, who have bagged 22 goals in their last seven games.