Familiar foes face off at Hampden Park, plus five other Saturday acca bets
Scotland face Israel for the seventh time in the past three years, while the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland both face tricky trips as World Cup qualifying continues.
Scotland vs Israel
A look at the Group F table tells a similar story, with both sides locked in a three-way battle with Austria for second place, behind a seemingly unstoppable Denmark side.
Scotland lie in second place with three wins to their name, the most impressive of which was a 1-0 victory in Austria last time out, and only runaway group leaders Denmark have defeated Steve Clarke's men.
Azerbaijan vs Republic of Ireland
This has been a miserable qualifying campaign for the Republic of Ireland as they currently lie second from bottom in Group A, four points behind the mighty Luxembourg having played a game more!
Switzerland vs Northern Ireland
Since that game, Northern Ireland are unbeaten in three group matches, conceding just once and securing a creditable 0-0 draw with Switzerland in the reverse fixture.
However, that was a rare stumble for the Swiss as Murat Yakin's men are unbeaten with two wins and two draws and just one goal conceded from their four group matches, and second-placed Switzerland have leaders Italy in their sights thanks to their two games in hand.
Moldova vs Denmark
Finland vs Ukraine
Group D is undoubtedly the European qualifying campaign's most open group, where France should come out on top but below them all four sides have realistic aspirations of finishing second.
A win for either Finland or Ukraine in Helsinki would separate them from the pack nicely, but a look at their records hardly inspires confidence as the visitors have drawn all five of their games, while the hosts have won one, drawn two and lost one of their four matches.
The reverse fixture ended in a 1-1 draw after Ukraine conceded a last-minute penalty that was duly converted by Teemu Pukki, and the Norwich man could be the difference between the two sides if he can rediscover last season's form.
Hungary vs Albania
This game will be played behind closed doors after the actions of certain Hungary fans during their home game against England last month, and the hosts may well miss their raucous support when they take on Albania.
Hungary are fourth, two points behind Albania and they will know that now is the time to step on the gas if they are to ensure a top-two berth, with games against Poland and England looming large.