The bookies clearly trust Faroe Islands to take all three, and recent form hints at a tight, low-scoring game. Gibraltar’s attack isn’t prolific, making a home win with under 2.5 goals quite likely.

Given the teams’ recent head-to-heads and Gibraltar’s resilience, a draw isn’t out of the question. Both teams’ limited goal-scoring suggests under 2.5 goals, so a low-scoring draw covers the bases well.

It’s almost certain the Faroes will score at least once at home, especially given their aggressive start to the qualifiers. Gibraltar’s defense might allow at least one goal, making this a safe pick.