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World Cup qualifiers continue as the focus for Tuesday’s soccer action. BetMGM is staying ahead of the pack with two offers for first-time players that can be used on any or all of the matches.

Tuesday’s matches of note include Finland vs. Poland and Latvia vs. Albania.

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What can you use your BetMGM bonuses on today?

Tuesday’s Poland vs. Finland marks the third matchday of their Group G. Poland is in first with six points, having wins against Lithuania and Malta. Finland has one win and a draw. Both need a win here to bolster chances for advancement in a group that also features powerhouse the Netherlands.

Poland comes into the match reeling from the loss of striker Robert Lewandowski. The Barcelona top scorer withdrew from the team, citing a lack of trust in coach Michal Probierz after he was replaced as the team captain. He is the all-time leading scorer for Poland and has appeared for the national team a record 158 times.

Finland enters with its own manager issues, with Jacob Friis replacing former coach Markku Kanerva in January.

Karol Świderski is the leading qualifiers scorer for Poland with two goals. He’s now the main attacking threat with Lewandowski out. Also watch for Nicola Zlewski, a 21-year-old winger who is a table-setter and an offensive threat.

Finland counters with veteran striker Joel Pohjanpalo, who is the national team record-holder in goals. Helping him is center-back Arttu Hoskonen, the team captain who also plays in Poland with Cracovia, perhaps giving him a slight familiarity edge on his opponents.

The match kicks off at 2:45 p.m. at Helsinki Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland, with Poland a -120 favorite and a 2.5 goals over/under. Fox Sports and Fubo are streaming the match.

In a Group K qualifier, Latvia and Albania are tied at 3 points apiece, each with one win and one loss. Thus, this match is pivotal for their chances at advancement.

The squads have a history of tight games. They’ve met five times previously, all ending either 0-0 or 1-1.

Latvia counts on striker and top scorer Vladislavs Gutkovskis, who has three points so far in qualifiers. He’s supported by winger Renārs Varslavāns, who scored his first international goal in a recent match. Bolstering the defense is Daniels Balodis, a center-back who keys the defense.

Albania hopes to counter with striker Armando Broja, their leading scorer in the qualifiers with 3 goals and two assists. He’s backed by forward Myrto Uzuni, who leads the team in shots, and midfielder Qazim Laci, a strong passer who is a difference-maker on offense and defense.

The match kicks off at 2:45 p.m. EDT from Skonto Stadions, Riga, Latvia with Albania a -145 favorite and a 2.5 goals over/under. ESPN will televise the match, with Fubo and DAZN streaming.

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