⚽ Morocco vs Madagascar

Morocco head into tonight’s home friendly in dominant form. The Atlas Lions demolished Burundi 5-0 in their last outing, with Ayoub El Kaabi and Soufiane Benjdida both scoring twice. That makes it 11 of their last 12 home friendlies without conceding — a remarkable defensive record for a side also bursting with attacking quality.

The opposition is a 108th-ranked Madagascar side who have failed to keep a clean sheet in six of their last eight internationals. Morocco ranked eighth globally and first on the African continent according to the latest FIFA World Rankings — the class difference here is stark. The Atlas Lions are sharpening up for a World Cup Group C that includes Brazil, Scotland and Haiti, so expect them to be serious tonight.

Bet9ja open Morocco at around 1.30 to win; combining that with Over 1.5 Goals lifts you to approximately 1.45. With Morocco’s goal threat and Madagascar’s defensive vulnerabilities, we see this as strong value. SportyBet are similarly priced — shop around before placing.

⚽ Croatia vs Belgium

This is a genuine 50/50 on the result, but both defences are in for a workout. Belgium have been unbeaten in their last 11 matches and arrive with a settled, experienced squad full of Bundesliga and Premier League regulars. Croatia, meanwhile, have won four of their last five, only slipping up in a friendly against Brazil.

The head-to-head record tells a perfectly even story: three wins each and three draws in nine meetings. The last time they met — at the 2022 Qatar World Cup group stage — it finished 0-0. That was a different context. This is a warm-up friendly where both coaches want attacking patterns rehearsed ahead of the June 11 tournament kickoff, meaning defences will get stretched.

Both Teams to Score is available at 1.67 on Bet9ja and 1.70 on SportyBet. Belgium have scored in nine of their last 11 and Croatia netted in four of five. The value is clear.

⚽ Poland vs Nigeria

The Super Eagles have been in outstanding form since finishing third at AFCON 2025. Eric Chelle’s side are unbeaten in their last 10 matches — a run that includes the Unity Cup final in England, where they beat Jamaica 3-0, and a 2-0 semi-final win over Zimbabwe. The confidence in that squad right now is high.

Poland, by contrast, are drifting. Jan Urban’s side have lost their last two matches, including a 2-0 home defeat to Ukraine just last Sunday. They have not kept a clean sheet in five consecutive games, conceding at least twice in three of those. The PGE Narodowy is a tough venue, but Poland’s defensive frailty is a genuine concern. Lewandowski leads the attack and will always threaten — that is the one caveat.

Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman are absent due to personal reasons, which does reduce Nigeria’s attacking sharpness. But with Wilfred Ndidi anchoring midfield, Alex Iwobi pulling the strings and Moses Simon causing problems wide, the Eagles have more than enough to avoid defeat. Nigeria beat Poland 1-0 in their only previous meeting in 2018. We expect more of the same. Kickoff is 7:45 pm Nigerian time in Warsaw.

⚽ Poland vs Nigeria

Poland have a leaky defence and Nigeria are a team that has been scoring freely. The Poles conceded two or more in three of their last five games. Nigeria put three past Jamaica and two past Zimbabwe without reply in the Unity Cup alone.

Even with Osimhen missing, Femi Azeez and Akor Adams give Nigeria attacking depth. Robert Lewandowski will also be highly motivated to perform ahead of what is a frustrating summer — Poland missed the World Cup after a playoff defeat to Sweden. Expect him to push hard for goals to salvage personal pride, which in turn opens spaces for Nigerian counter-attacks.

At 1.90 for Over 2.5 Goals, this looks like the standout value play on the match. BetKing often price this market slightly higher than Bet9ja, so check both before betting.

⚽ Wales vs Ghana

The Black Stars travel to Cardiff City Stadium for their final warm-up before the 2026 World Cup — and they arrive with serious motivation. This is Carlos Queiroz’s first match as Ghana head coach, and the squad includes Mohammed Kudus, Antoine Semenyo, Inaki Williams and captain Jordan Ayew. That attacking quartet can hurt any defence.

Wales did not qualify for the World Cup and are in a transitional phase. Their squad will be motivated for a home crowd, but they lack the tournament edge that Ghana carry into this fixture. The Black Stars have targeted this match as a dress rehearsal for their World Cup campaign, and the camp reports from Cardiff suggest the squad is focused and fit.

Ghana’s defence has been shaky — conceding nine goals across their last three outings — but the double chance market protects you from any Welsh upset. At 2.00, a Ghana draw or win is the play we favour. Bet9ja and SportyBet should both carry this market; compare before placing.

⚽ Wales vs Ghana

Both sides have attacking intent tonight. Wales need goals to impress at home, and Ghana have four forwards who can score at this level. The backdrop is a team (Ghana) that has been shipping goals freely, combined with a Wales side that will not sit back in front of their own fans.

Ghana’s recent defensive record — nine goals conceded in three matches — tells you the back four can be opened up. Wales will fancy their chances of finding the net at least once. Add Ghana’s attacking output from Kudus and Semenyo, and the conditions are there for a high-scoring friendly. Over 2.5 Goals at 1.85 offers solid value as a standalone bet or as part of an accumulator alongside Morocco to win tonight.