Bet9ja’s Best Booking Codes For Today’s World Cup Play-offs

The UEFA play-offs for the final four spaces allocated to European sides in the 2026 FIFA World Cup get underway later today, with eight exciting semi-finals taking place across the four respective qualifying pathways.

Plenty of drama and action is promised as teams battle tooth and nail to book their place in the world’s most prestigious competition.

Read on for best booking codes to use at Bet9ja, with all odds available at the time of writing and in 90 minutes only:

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Czech Republic vs Republic of Ireland

Troy Parrott has been having a remarkable 2025/26 season, scoring 28 goals in 41 matches for AZ Alkmaar, as well as five goals in four World Cup qualifying matches for the Republic of Ireland.

The striker single-handedly guided Republic of Ireland to a second-placed finish in Group F, netting a brace in a 2-0 win over Portugal before scoring a sensational hat-trick in the final game against Hungary, including a 96th-minute winner to ensure their second-placed finish.

Now heading into another crucial game in Republic of Ireland’s hopes of qualifying for the World Cup, we believe Parrott will continue his heroics with yet another goal for his nation.

Troy Parrott to score anytime, 3.50 – 5895Q5K

Ukraine vs Sweden

Viktor Gyokeres may have had a difficult start to life for Arsenal this season, but the forward has started to find his feet in recent weeks, scoring nine goals since the turn of the year.

Despite also struggling for Sweden in the World Cup qualifiers, failing to hit the net in his last four group game appearances, the striker now has plenty of confidence heading into this one, and we believe the forward will hit the back of the net here.

Viktor Gyokeres to score anytime, 2.90 – 5895W37

Turkey vs Romania

Turkey enjoyed a strong World Cup qualifying campaign despite finishing second, winning four, drawing one and losing one of their six matches, leaving them three points behind first-placed Spain.

In comparison, Romania have won just three of their last six matches, and they showed their defensive vulnerability during their World Cup qualifying campaign with 10 goals conceded in eight group games.

With Turkey’s superior form, combined with their remarkable goalscoring ability – demonstrated with 17 goals in six group games – we believe the hosts will win this one with over 1.5 goals scored.

Turkey & over 1.5 goals, 1.57 – 5895KLB

Italy vs Northern Ireland

Italy have remarkably failed to qualify for a FIFA World Cup since their disastrous 2014 group-stage exit, leaving them eager to beat Northern Ireland and book their place in the play-off final, where they will face Wales or Bosnia & Herzegovina for a chance to finally end their World Cup hiatus.

The hosts are in strong form coming into this game, having won six of their last seven matches, alongside a devastating 4-1 defeat to Norway to fail to qualify for the competition through the standard group-stage qualifiers.

In comparison, Northern Ireland have won just two of their last five matches, alongside three defeats, and they have also failed to beat Italy in any of their last five meetings, leading us to expect a comfortable win for Italy.

Italy to win, 1.32 – 58956QW

Denmark vs North Macedonia

Denmark demonstrated both their attacking qualities and defensive vulnerabilities in their World Cup qualifying campaign, scoring 16 and conceding seven in six Group C fixtures.

The same can be said for North Macedonia, who scored 13 and conceded 10 in their eight Group J fixtures.

Now set to come face-to-face, we believe both teams’ attacks will demonstrate their quality once again, with both expected to find the back of the net in this game.

GG, 2.20 – 58962BM