Tuesday's Euro 2024 Bet Builder Tips: Ronaldo to build on his Euro Championship tally
The first round of group matches comes to a close on Tuesday, with two games on the cards in Group F.
Turkey face Georgia at the BVB Stadion in Dortmund at 5pm, before Portugal and the Czech Republic meet in Leipzig.
Portugal are hoping to go under the radar this summer and, with the likes of England, France and Germany all shorter than them in the outright market, they will hope to make a statement in their first group fixture.
Turkey vs Georgia (Tuesday, 5pm)
Bet 1: Both teams to score
Georgia are the lowest-ranked team at Euro 2024 and, while they are expected to struggle in Germany, they could take advantage of Turkey's poor form.
With forward Khvicha Kvaratskhelia in their ranks Georgia have a player capable of changing a game at any moment and that bodes well considering Turkey are winless in five matches, including defeats to Hungary, Austria and Poland.
Bet 2: Hakan Calhanoglu to score anytime
Inter midfielder Calhanoglu scored 13 goals in Serie A for Inter Milan, which was his best return since 2013. He takes Turkey's set-pieces and will be involved in everything they do in attack.
Bet 3: Merih Demiral to receive a card in the match
Al-Ahli defender Demiral will bring plenty of experience to the Turkish defence, but he may get caught out.
He was shown three yellow cards in qualifying, while he picked up four during the domestic campaign despite missing 12 games through injury and suspension. His lack of pace is often exposed, so he will do well to avoid punishment.
Portugal vs Czech Republic (Tuesday, 8pm)
Bet 1: Both teams to score
Portugal warmed up for Euro 2024 with a 3-0 win over the Republic of Ireland, and they have only failed to score in one game since the 2022 World Cup.
The Czech Republic have netted in seven consecutive matches and, with Patrik Schick set to start, they should be able to find the back of the net.
Bet 2: Match result Portugal
Roberto Martinez has a wealth of attacking options at his disposal and, while Czech Republic will be able to push them all the way, they should be able to go through the gears and pick up maximum points.
Portugal won all 10 of their qualifiers, scoring 36 goals in the process and they should overpower their opponents by full-time.
Bet 3: Cristiano Ronaldo to score in the match
Ronaldo is now 39, but he has the chance to add to his 14 goals at the finals, which is more than any other player.
He scored 10 in qualifying and warmed up for the tournament with two goals in the friendly win over Republic of Ireland last week.
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