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Switzerland -2
at Qatar
Switzerland -2
at Qatar
The why
Qatar allowed 24 goals across 10 third-round AFC qualifier matches. Switzerland has recorded five victories with 3+ goals in the past year, defeating USA, Kosovo, Slovenia, Sweden, and Jordan.
Both Teams To Score
Brazil vs Morocco
Both Teams To Score
Brazil vs Morocco
The why
Brazil's road through qualifying proved difficult, and they arrive at this tournament with both sides netting in each of their previous five outings. Morocco enter on strong form, having netted 11 goals across their last three matches, giving them clear attacking momentum against the Selecao.
Scotland to Win
at Haiti
Scotland to Win
at Haiti
The why
Scotland's recent friendlies saw them demolish Curacao and Bolivia, putting them in strong form ahead of their Haiti clash—a match they must win to progress. Haiti sit 40 positions lower in the rankings and arrive weakened: they lost to Peru recently and have won just once in their past four outings.
Turkiye to Win
at Australia
Turkiye to Win
at Australia
The why
Turkey's recent form has been impressive—11 victories in their past 14 games this year. Australia lacks the quality to compete, especially after a poor North American tour last fall where they lost three of four matches. Turkey will look to maintain momentum from their Euro 2024 campaign.
Switzerland -2
at Qatar
Switzerland -2
at Qatar
The why
Qatar allowed 24 goals across 10 third-round AFC qualifier matches. Switzerland has recorded five victories with 3+ goals in the past year, defeating USA, Kosovo, Slovenia, Sweden, and Jordan.
Switzerland 4-0
Qatar vs Switzerland
Switzerland 4-0
Qatar vs Switzerland
The why
The Swiss netted four goals apiece in both June friendlies against the US, then tallied 14 across six qualifiers en route to qualification. Defensive solidity was evident too—five shutouts in those six matches. Qatar, conversely, managed just one goal in two of their three group outings when hosting in 2022.
Brazil 2-1
Brazil vs Morocco
Brazil 2-1
Brazil vs Morocco
The why
Brazil's qualifying path was uneven, yet they've strung together three consecutive wins heading into the World Cup. Their Saturday triumph over Egypt finished 2-1, and they allowed just one goal in their April clash with Croatia, positioning them well for a strong opening match.
Switzerland Over 2.5 Team Goals
at Qatar
Switzerland Over 2.5 Team Goals
at Qatar
The why
The Swiss netted four goals twice against the Americans in June friendlies and tallied 14 across six qualifying matches en route to qualification. Qatar shipped 24 goals in 10 third-round AFC qualifier matches, facing a Swiss team that has posted 3+ goal victories against the USA, Kosovo, Slovenia, Sweden, and Jordan within the past year.
Over 2.5 Match Goals
Brazil vs Morocco
Over 2.5 Match Goals
Brazil vs Morocco
The why
Brazil struggled through World Cup qualifying and enter the tournament on a run where goals have come at both ends in five consecutive matches. Morocco arrives in excellent shape, netting 11 goals across their last three outings. Brazil's recent results include a 2-1 victory over Egypt on Saturday and a win versus Croatia in April that saw them concede.
Over 2.5 Match Goals
Australia vs Turkiye
Over 2.5 Match Goals
Australia vs Turkiye
The why
Turkey's recent form stands out—11 wins in their last 14 games from 2025 onwards—giving them a clear edge over a less talented Australia outfit. Yet defensive issues persist: they shipped 12 goals across six World Cup qualifiers and couldn't secure away clean sheets against Bulgaria or Georgia.
Breel Embolo To Score Anytime
Qatar vs Switzerland
Breel Embolo To Score Anytime
Qatar vs Switzerland
The why
Embolo ended his Rennes campaign on a strong run. His international form is equally impressive—nine goals in his past 12 Switzerland caps, including two during Euro 2024.
Ayoub El Kaabi To Score Anytime
Brazil vs Morocco
Ayoub El Kaabi To Score Anytime
Brazil vs Morocco
The why
Off the bench against Madagascar, Ayoub El Kaabi netted his third goal across two recent outings. The striker has found the net 12 times in his last 19 matches for Morocco.
Scott McTominay To Score Anytime
Haiti vs Scotland
Scott McTominay To Score Anytime
Haiti vs Scotland
The why
McTominay has netted 15 times for Scotland, with 14 of those goals arriving across 33 caps from early 2023 onwards. His recent Bolivia outing extended a productive run where he has scored in four of his previous eight matches at club level and for his country.
Baris Yilmaz To Score Anytime
Australia vs Turkiye
Baris Yilmaz To Score Anytime
Australia vs Turkiye
The why
The striker netted in consecutive matches for his national team and enjoyed a productive campaign at Galatasaray, where he found the target against Juventus in their Champions League encounter.
Both Teams To Score
Brazil vs Morocco
Both Teams To Score
Brazil vs Morocco
The why
Brazil's road through qualifying proved difficult, and they arrive at this tournament with both sides netting in each of their previous five outings. Morocco enter on strong form, having netted 11 goals across their last three matches, giving them clear attacking momentum against the Selecao.
Baris Yilmaz To Score Anytime
Australia vs Turkiye
Baris Yilmaz To Score Anytime
Australia vs Turkiye
The why
The striker netted in consecutive matches for his national team and enjoyed a productive campaign at Galatasaray, where he found the target against Juventus in their Champions League encounter.
Turkiye and Both Teams To Score
at Australia
Turkiye and Both Teams To Score
at Australia
The why
Since early 2025, Turkiye have claimed 11 victories across 14 outings, positioning them to overcome an Australia squad lacking comparable quality. Australia's autumn tour of North America proved troublesome, yielding three defeats in four matches. Turkiye seek to capitalise on their Euro 2024 performance, though their World Cup qualifying campaign revealed defensive frailties—they shipped 12 goals across six matches, including away losses to Bulgaria and Georgia where they conceded.
The why
Mbappe claimed La Liga's golden boot last season with 25 goals and netted five in four qualifying matches. As tournament favourites, France should progress deep into the competition. Their group includes Iraq, Senegal and Norway—relatively manageable opposition where Mbappe could accumulate goals early on.
The why
Mexico's hosting advantage and minimal travel demands could prove decisive despite tough opposition from Czechia and South Korea. The team's eight-game unbeaten run provides solid form heading into the tournament. Playing all group matches at altitude in Mexico City and Zapopan suits their squad composition—mostly domestic players already adapted to those conditions. No other World Cup team will log fewer miles between fixtures.
The why
Group D features fairly evenly-balanced sides, though USA can leverage home-field advantage in pursuit of the group title. Last year's friendly victories against Paraguay and Australia demonstrated their quality, and matching those results should suffice for first place—provided Turkey don't derail their campaign.
The why
Germany face minnows Curacao in their World Cup opener. With world-class attacking talent at their disposal, a victory looks inevitable. The Germans have claimed eight consecutive wins and should prove too strong for Ecuador and Ivory Coast, making it entirely feasible they finish top of the group with a perfect record.
The why
The Dutch outfit remained undefeated throughout qualification and have avoided defeat in regular time since October 2024, with their defensive solidity positioning them as heavy favorites for top spot in Group F. While their attacking play hinges dangerously on Memphis Depay and they struggle against elite opposition, none of Ronald Koeman's Group F rivals represent an obstacle they cannot overcome.
The why
Spain start as tournament favourites in July and appear well-positioned to finish Group H at the summit. Uruguay represent the sole genuine threat to that outcome, yet they've struggled to overcome Algeria, England, USA and Mexico across their previous four matches—a concerning run that suggests they'll falter against Spain's galaxy of talent.
The why
Australia enters Group D as outsiders, though the bracket itself is tightly balanced and capable of producing shock results. The Socceroos lack household names but operate with solid tactical discipline under Tony Popovic and arrive in Qatar riding momentum. They secured two group victories four years prior, and the tournament's new structure means one win here could suffice to reach the knockouts once more.
The why
Graham Potter's Sweden possess talented individuals but lack the unity needed to compete effectively. All three Group F rivals have the quality to overcome them. Sweden's progression came through fortunate circumstances following a poor qualifying phase where they won no matches. A narrow play-off victory against Poland got them through, yet they've been unable to defeat Greece or Norway in 2024.
The why
DR Congo's return to the World Cup for the first time since Zaire's 1974 qualification offers genuine potential for them to claim their maiden World Cup victory. Cedric Bakambu and Yoane Wissa provide substantial attacking prowess, while Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Chancel Mbemba, Axel Tuanzebe, and Arthur Masuaku shore up a solid defensive unit. An upset over Norway or France remains plausible, with victory against Uzbekistan standing as a realistic prospect.
The why
Ghana possess attacking talent but miss injured Mohammed Kudus, arriving in poor condition. Their recent record is dire—five losses in six matches—while new boss Carlos Queiroz has overseen defeats to Mexico and a Wales stalemate in his opening assignments. The Portuguese coach hasn't had chance to implement his system, and Ghana's major tournament record is bleak at just two wins from 13 games. Panama, despite being underdogs, can stay organized defensively to trouble Ghana, making it unlikely the Black Stars will pick up points against Croatia or England.
The why
Spain's run since capturing Euro 2024 now stands at 28 unbeaten matches, with victories in the Nations League final and a smooth path through World Cup qualification. Historically, European teams have faltered when competing in tournaments outside the continent, yet this pattern is shifting. Spain triumphed in South Africa's 2010 World Cup; Germany followed suit in Brazil 2014. France came within a penalty shootout of matching that feat in 2022. No World Cup final has lacked a European finalist since 1950, a streak the continental champions are positioned to maintain later this year.
The why
Portugal's group contains Colombia, DR Congo, and Uzbekistan—all beatable opponents. Topping it opens an easier path through the early knockouts and could lead to Argentina in the quarters. Recent wins include a 2-1 victory over Germany in the Nations League semis and a triumph against Spain. These scalps over heavyweight opposition signal they have the credentials to join the eight nations that have won the World Cup.
The why
Japan possess the defensive solidity and player calibre typical of World Cup dark horses. Their midfield depth is genuine—Real Sociedad's Takefusa Kubo, Eintracht Frankfurt's Ritsu Doan, and Liverpool's Wataru Endo provide quality throughout. A run of five consecutive clean sheets demonstrates their defensive credentials ahead of this summer's tournament. The larger field format suits their style, and they have previous form against top-tier opposition when it matters.
The why
Ecuador's defensive record in South American qualifying was exceptional: just five goals conceded over 18 matches, with only two defeats across the most demanding qualification path globally. They entered the tournament on an 18-match unbeaten streak, a run underpinned by their ability to keep teams at bay. Attacking prowess isn't their hallmark, yet their resilience proved valuable for Morocco and Croatia in the previous World Cup. With tournament conditions likely to penalise free-flowing, offensive football, Ecuador's cautious approach may prove advantageous.
The why
Ecuador's defensive record in South American qualifying was exceptional: just five goals conceded over 18 matches, with only two defeats across the most demanding qualification path globally. They entered the tournament on an 18-match unbeaten streak, a run underpinned by their ability to keep teams at bay. Attacking prowess isn't their hallmark, yet their resilience proved valuable for Morocco and Croatia in the previous World Cup. With tournament conditions likely to penalise free-flowing, offensive football, Ecuador's cautious approach may prove advantageous.
The why
Haaland scored 16 times in eight qualifying matches and added 38 goals across all competitions this season. With Norway drawing France, Senegal and Iraq in the group phase, the striker has realistic chances to accumulate four goals from those fixtures.
The why
Spain head the betting markets with genuine World Cup credentials. Their Group H assignment appears straightforward, featuring Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia alongside them. Barcelona's Lamine Yamal netted 16 La Liga goals across 28 appearances and sits among those expected to lead the tournament's goal-scoring race.
The why
Alvarez thrives in knockout tournaments, evidenced by his 22 goals in 32 Champions League appearances over three seasons with Manchester City and Atletico Madrid. Argentina's group opponents—Algeria, Jordan and Austria—present limited defensive resistance, offering Alvarez chances to accumulate goals early. This positions him as a genuine contender for the tournament's golden boot.
The why
Cherki has delivered 12 Premier League assists for Manchester City this campaign, adding four more across 11 appearances in their EFL Cup and FA Cup runs. France boasts formidable attacking talent, and Cherki will be creating chances for Mbappe and Doue throughout the tournament.
The why
Neuer ranks among the greatest keepers ever technically. Playing for a below-par Germany outfit—relative to their usual standard—may actually benefit his Golden Glove chances. A weaker defensive setup means more saves and more responsibility organizing the back line, giving him greater opportunity to showcase his skills.
The why
Spain's attacking arsenal is formidable, but Lamine Yamal stands out as their most dynamic prospect. His flair for spectacular finishes makes him a genuine contender for the tournament's individual accolade.
The why
Japan possess the defensive solidity and player calibre typical of World Cup dark horses. Their midfield depth is genuine—Real Sociedad's Takefusa Kubo, Eintracht Frankfurt's Ritsu Doan, and Liverpool's Wataru Endo provide quality throughout. A run of five consecutive clean sheets demonstrates their defensive credentials ahead of this summer's tournament. The larger field format suits their style, and they have previous form against top-tier opposition when it matters.
Mexico To Win To Nil
vs South Africa
Mexico To Win To Nil
vs South Africa
The why
Mexico opens the 2026 World Cup campaign without a loss across eight matches. During this stretch, they've shipped only two goals, and five of their six victories came with shutouts. South Africa has managed just one win in their last five outings while scoring merely four goals; most teams they faced were considerably inferior to Mexico.
Canada To Win To Nil
vs Bosnia and Herzegovina
Canada To Win To Nil
vs Bosnia and Herzegovina
The why
Canada appear the superior outfit here, bolstered by playing at home. They've strung together eight matches without defeat and face Bosnia, who haven't won in their last five outings (all draws). The hosts have developed a defensive fortress lately, recording six clean sheets across their previous eight games.
USA to Win
vs Paraguay
USA to Win
vs Paraguay
The why
The Americans have claimed four victories from seven recent matches, including a 2-1 friendly win against Paraguay. Despite losing to Germany in their last preparatory fixture, the USA demonstrated competitive form that should prove sufficient to defeat Paraguay again.
Both Teams To Score
Brazil vs Morocco
Both Teams To Score
Brazil vs Morocco
The why
Brazil's road through qualifying proved difficult, and they arrive at this tournament with both sides netting in each of their previous five outings. Morocco enter on strong form, having netted 11 goals across their last three matches, giving them clear attacking momentum against the Selecao.
Scotland -1
at Haiti
Scotland -1
at Haiti
The why
Scotland enters this contest in excellent form, having demolished Curacao 4-1 and Bolivia 4-0 in recent matches. Haiti ranks among the tournament's weakest sides, leaving Scotland well-positioned to dominate. The Scots should secure a comfortable opening victory in their World Cup 2026 campaign.
Turkiye to Win
at Australia
Turkiye to Win
at Australia
The why
Turkey's recent form has been impressive—11 victories in their past 14 games this year. Australia lacks the quality to compete, especially after a poor North American tour last fall where they lost three of four matches. Turkey will look to maintain momentum from their Euro 2024 campaign.
Both Teams To Score
Sweden vs Tunisia
Both Teams To Score
Sweden vs Tunisia
The why
Sweden's recent form shows goals flowing freely—both sides have found the net in their last six matches, while they've failed to keep a clean sheet for 11 straight games, conceding 23 goals in that stretch. Tunisia's defensive record is equally concerning, with goals conceded in seven of their previous nine outings. Given the fragile nature of both backlines in this Group F clash, backing both teams to score represents a solid proposition.
Raul Jimenez To Score Anytime
Mexico vs South Africa
Raul Jimenez To Score Anytime
Mexico vs South Africa
The why
Mexico's leading marksman Raul Jimenez dominates the scoring charts for his country. Since January 2025, he's accounted for 10 of his 45 caps with goals. His recent strike against Serbia shows he's sharp in front of goal as he prepares for his third World Cup tournament.
Patrik Schick To Score Anytime
South Korea vs Czechia
Patrik Schick To Score Anytime
South Korea vs Czechia
The why
Patrik Schick represents the attacking spearhead for Czech Republic, having netted five times during their qualifying campaign. The side excelled from set-piece situations throughout qualification, creating a favorable environment for Schick to make an impact.
Folarin Balogun To Score Anytime
USA vs Paraguay
Folarin Balogun To Score Anytime
USA vs Paraguay
The why
The American striker netted in each of his first two Copa America matches previously, arriving at this competition off the back of 11 goals across his last 14 club appearances.
Breel Embolo To Score Anytime
Qatar vs Switzerland
Breel Embolo To Score Anytime
Qatar vs Switzerland
The why
Embolo ended his Rennes campaign on a strong run. His international form is equally impressive—nine goals in his past 12 Switzerland caps, including two during Euro 2024.
Scott McTominay To Score Anytime
Haiti vs Scotland
Scott McTominay To Score Anytime
Haiti vs Scotland
The why
McTominay has netted 15 times for Scotland, with 14 of those goals arriving across 33 caps from early 2023 onwards. His recent Bolivia outing extended a productive run where he has scored in four of his previous eight matches at club level and for his country.
The why
England's group encounter with Croatia figures to be pivotal for Group L supremacy, especially with Panama unlikely to trouble either side. Carlos Queiroz is still settling Ghana into his new system, leaving the Three Lions well-positioned to claim top spot. England's recent record against Croatia is strong—two consecutive victories—and Tuchel's side remains unbeaten in competitive fixtures without conceding. Croatia, meanwhile, has suffered defeats to Brazil and Belgium in 2024, weakening their candidacy.
The why
Portugal reached the quarter-finals when Qatar hosted the World Cup four years back and possess genuine credentials to challenge for their maiden World Cup title. While that final leap may prove beyond them, expect them to emerge top of Group K, which lacks serious depth. Colombia present the stiffest competition in the group, yet they suffered defeats to both France and Croatia in 2022 and fall short of the calibre displayed by the two-time UEFA Nations League champions.
The why
Argentina's recent dominance extends to five consecutive victories, positioning the defending champions as heavy favorites to top their group this month. La Albiceleste possess both the form and talent required for the task ahead. An opening clash with Jordan presents an ideal opportunity for a commanding performance. The fixture against Austria in their second outing will likely prove more demanding, yet Messi's squad should have sufficient quality to overcome that challenge.
The why
Norway's World Cup qualifying run was unblemished, yet recent outings versus the Netherlands and Switzerland exposed limitations when facing elite opposition—France undoubtedly ranks among that tier. France reached the final in both 2018 and 2022, and enter 2026 as second-favourites for the tournament. They've claimed eight victories across their last ten matches and possess what many consider football's strongest squad.
The why
Spain start as tournament favourites in July and appear well-positioned to finish Group H at the summit. Uruguay represent the sole genuine threat to that outcome, yet they've struggled to overcome Algeria, England, USA and Mexico across their previous four matches—a concerning run that suggests they'll falter against Spain's galaxy of talent.
The why
Belgium's path through this group looks straightforward despite questions about their depth. They're unlikely to replicate their previous tournament runs, yet face a manageable draw that should see them finish first. Egypt represent the main obstacle, though their roster is thin beyond Salah and Marmoush. Iran and New Zealand offer little resistance to the Red Devils.
The why
The Dutch outfit remained undefeated throughout qualification and have avoided defeat in regular time since October 2024, with their defensive solidity positioning them as heavy favorites for top spot in Group F. While their attacking play hinges dangerously on Memphis Depay and they struggle against elite opposition, none of Ronald Koeman's Group F rivals represent an obstacle they cannot overcome.
The why
Germany face minnows Curacao in their World Cup opener. With world-class attacking talent at their disposal, a victory looks inevitable. The Germans have claimed eight consecutive wins and should prove too strong for Ecuador and Ivory Coast, making it entirely feasible they finish top of the group with a perfect record.
The why
Group D features fairly evenly-balanced sides, though USA can leverage home-field advantage in pursuit of the group title. Last year's friendly victories against Paraguay and Australia demonstrated their quality, and matching those results should suffice for first place—provided Turkey don't derail their campaign.
The why
Brazil's squad may not boast the star power expected of World Cup favorites seeking a record sixth title, yet they should comfortably win Group C. Haiti are distant underdogs, while Morocco and Scotland simply don't possess the caliber to challenge Carlo Ancelotti's side.
The why
Bosnia-Herzegovina proved their tournament mettle by defeating both Wales and Italy during their World Cup qualification campaign, establishing themselves as genuine contenders despite Switzerland and Canada being widely regarded as Group B's leading prospects. Edin Dzeko's leadership provides the squad with a solid mix of seasoned players and emerging talent. Expect them to dispose of Qatar comfortably, and they possess the quality to upset either Switzerland or Canada and potentially claim the group.
The why
Mexico's hosting advantage and minimal travel demands could prove decisive despite tough opposition from Czechia and South Korea. The team's eight-game unbeaten run provides solid form heading into the tournament. Playing all group matches at altitude in Mexico City and Zapopan suits their squad composition—mostly domestic players already adapted to those conditions. No other World Cup team will log fewer miles between fixtures.
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