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To help you make your picks, our writers reveal who they think will break the deadlock in these international matches this weekend.

Turkey v Sweden: Cenk Tosun

Sweden have only scored three goals across their last five matches, so it’s best to go with Turkey here.

Mircea Lucescu’s side won the reverse fixture in Solna 3-2, and they’ve now netted 12 goals across nine games in 2018.

Tosun started in attack in eight of those matches, scoring three goals.

Jack Green

Albania v Scotland: Oliver McBurnie

Albania have scored just two goals in their last seven matches, taking the lead just once.

Scotland, meanwhile, beat Albania 2-0 in September and took the lead against Israel a month later, so it’s worth backing them to score first.

McBurnie has scored three goals in his last three appearances at Swansea and, in the absence of Leigh Griffiths, should be in line for a start.

Will Rook

Italy v Portugal: Andre Silva

Italy have won two of their 11 games during the last 12 months, falling behind on six occasions and scoring just two goals during the first half of matches.

So it’s best to side with Portugal here, who have won three in a row and scored six in two during the last international break.

Andre Silva got the only goal of the game when these sides met in September, and followed that up with Portugal’s first against Poland in their very next game.

Tom Clee

Romania v Lithuania: George Tucudean

Lithuania have not scored in any of their last four away games, so don’t back them to score here.

Romania’s George Tucudean has scored 12 goals in his last 20 matches for club and country, so is the obvious pick.

The 27-year-old will play upfront for the hosts in a match that they are big favourites to win, so should get plenty of chances.

Adam Drury

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