September 24th: Thursday’s Nations League Accumulator – 5/1 Special, Betting Tips & Analysis

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With the 2026 Nations League officially getting underway on Thursday night, a host of European giants will steal centre stage over the next fortnight.As the Netherlands welcome historic rivals Germany to Amsterdam for a blockbuster showdown, the likes of Portugal will be looking to open their respective League A campaign with an immediate statement.Ahead of a stacked Thursday schedule from across the continent, we have taken a glance at some of the most attractive Nations League betting tips.Thursday, September 24thBST 19:45 Netherlands vs Germany Getting a new era underway last month following Xavi’s appointment, the former Barcelona boss will be desperate to get his tenure off to a flying start in Amsterdam.While Holland might have embarked on a real World Cup group stage romp over the summer, they watched their North American adventure come to a disappointing end.Falling at the first hurdle as they suffered Round of 32 heartbreak at the hands of Morocco on June 30th, Xavi will know the importance of finding some crucial defensive stability.In fact, the Netherlands have failed to register a single clean sheet from any of their eight appearances across all competitions so far this calendar year.However, it should be highlighted, Holland have not suffered a single competitive defeat in front of their own supporters since a 2-1 loss against France way back in October 2023.While Germany might have touched down in North America over the summer in the midst of a real purple patch, the European giants suffered an infamous World Cup exit.Shockingly crashing out in the Round of 32 following a penalty shootout defeat against Paraguay on June 29th, the Nationalelf are also getting a new era underway on Thursday night.Watching Jurgen Klopp complete his iconic arrival, the former Liverpool boss has plenty of expectations on his shoulders and will be desperate to get his tenure off to a dream start.Knowing the importance of claiming an immediate response in Amsterdam, Germany are also searching for their own essential defensive grit.Including their sensational World Cup exit over the summer, Klopp’s new camp have mustered just a sole clean sheet from any of their eight showdowns across all competitions so far this calendar year.Betting Tip: Brian Brobbey 0.5 shots on target @ 4/7 1xBet19:45 Portugal vs Wales While Portugal might have touched down in North America over the summer regarded as a potential dark horse contender, Roberto Martinez’s camp drastically failed to find their feet under the bright lights.Watching their World Cup adventure come to a Round of 16 end on July 6th as they fell to a 1-0 loss against eventual champions Spain, the Navigators are getting a new era underway.Watching Martinez immediately leave his post following their North American exit, new boss Jorge Jesus has some serious expectations on his shoulders.However, handed what they feel is a golden opportunity when they return to Lisbon in midweek, Portugal should be excited by their rugged success on home soil.In fact, the former European champions have not suffered a single competitive defeat in front of their own supporters since way back in September 2022.Suffering major World Cup qualifying heartbreak back in March as they were hit with an infamous penalty shootout defeat against Bosnia & Herzegovina, Wales have the feel of a squad who are desperately searching for some stability.While Craig Bellamy might remain in charge, the Dragons have won just a pair of their previous nine appearances across all competitions and they look set for a monumental challenge when they travel to Lisbon on Thursday night.Last seen signing off their summer with another disappointing display as they eventually fell to a 2-1 defeat against Romania, Wales are rightfully installed as a landslide underdog here.It should also be highlighted, failing to win any of their last four consecutive outings, Bellamy’s squad are enduring their longest winless rut since back in September 2024.Hit with a 2-0 defeat when they last met Portugal for their blockbuster EURO 2016 semi-final showdown in France, the Dragons are regarded as a standout Group A relegation candidate this year.Betting Tip: Portugal win to nil @ 1/1 BetUS19:45 Serbia vs Greece Eventually falling short last year in the race to book a World Cup ticket, Serbia have certainly shown a major hangover throughout 2026.While Veljko Paunovic might remain in charge, the one-time Reading boss has a tremendous amount of pressure on his shoulders ahead of Thursday’s Nations League opener.Last seen back in June putting in a nightmare display as they were blown away thanks to a 5-1 drumming against Mexico, the midweek hosts have lost three of their four matchups so far this calendar year.However, signing off their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 2-1 victory against Latvia 10 months ago, Serbia should be excited by their overall success on home soil.It should be highlighted, the Eagles have suffered just a pair of defeats in front of their own supporters since back in September 2023.Although Greece might have enjoyed a sensational Nations League romp two years ago, Thursday’s guests have drastically failed to find a similar level over recent times.Signing off June’s international fixtures with a 1-0 loss at home against European giants Italy, Ivan Jovanovic’s camp have secured just a sole victory from their previous nine appearances across all competitions.Opening 2026 with another 1-0 defeat at the hands of Paraguay, Greece have also continued to gain an unwanted reputation for their struggles in the final third.Drawing a line under their downbeat World Cup qualifying adventure last year with a 0-0 stalemate against Belarus, the Ethniki have drawn a blank in four of their previous five outings.Along with falling to a 2-0 loss when they last met Serbia back in November 2014, Greece have also failed to claim a single victory on foreign soil over the past 18 months.Betting Tip: Serbia draw no bet @ 19/20 1xBetOur Thursday Nations League Accumulator:  Netherlands vs Germany – Brian Brobbey over 0.5 shots on target Portugal vs Wales – Portugal win to nil Serbia vs Greece – Serbia draw no bet Place a £10 bet on our accumulator with BetUS and pocket £61.29 if all predictions are correct.You can also visit our betting promotions section for the latest enhanced odds promos, accumulator bonuses and more.The post September 24th: Thursday’s Nations League Accumulator – 5/1 Special, Betting Tips & Analysis appeared first on SoccerNews.