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This Saturday sees me focus on the World Cup, as well as selections from the goal-laden Norwegian second tier.
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Goals look guaranteed in Bergen on Saturday afternoon as 13th-placed Asane plays host to the division’s entertainers, Ranheim.
Ranheim’s opening 12 league outings this season have averaged a league-high 4.83 goals per game, with Over 2.5 Goals landing in 11 (92%) of them, whilst 5/6 (83%) of Asane’s home clashes have delivered three or more goals.
Two of the top three in the OBOS-ligaen meet at the Haugesund Sparebank Arena on Saturday afternoon as third-placed Haugesund entertain second-placed Kongsvinger in a clash that appeals for goals.
Haugesund’s opening 12 matches since relegation to the Norwegian second tier have averaged a whopping 4.92 goals per game, with Both Teams to Score landing in nine (75%) of them – including in 5/6 (83%) on home soil – whilst nine of Kongsvinger’s last 11 have seen goals at both ends.
England will look to secure top spot in Group L as they take on Panama in New Jersey on Saturday night.
The Three Lions have kept clean sheets in 15 of their 19 matches under Thomas Tuchel and should record a comfortable victory over a Panama side that has lost both of their group matches against Ghana and Croatia without scoring.
Bet: England to Win to Nil, Haugesund vs Kongsvinger – Both Teams to Score & Asane vs Ranheim – Over 2.5 Goals at 23/10 at bet365
Spain will look to seal top spot in Group H as they take on two-time winners Uruguay at the Guadalajara Stadium in the early hours of Saturday morning.
La Roja have fired in 2+ goals in 15 of their previous 16 competitive matches and look well-equipped to bag another brace against a Uruguay backline that has shipped three goals across their two group-stage fixtures with Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde.
Bet: England to Win to Nil, Spain to Score Over 1.5 Goals, Haugesund vs Kongsvinger – Both Teams to Score & Asane vs Ranheim – Over 2.5 Goals at 9/2 at bet365
Austria and Algeria will look to book their spots in the Round of 32 as they face off at the Kansas City Stadium.
These two sides are both on three points after losing to Argentina and defeating debutants Jordan, and both will be fully aware that a draw will secure their place in the knockout stages.
Bet: England to Win to Nil, Spain to Score Over 1.5 Goals, Algeria vs Austria – Draw, Haugesund vs Kongsvinger – Both Teams to Score & Asane vs Ranheim – Over 2.5 Goals at 13/1 at bet365
Croatia will look to secure their passage into the knockout stages as they take on Ghana at the Philadelphia Stadium on Saturday evening.
Ghana impressively held England to a goalless draw last time out – and given a draw will suit both sides – there’s every chance this clash will end in a stalemate.
Bet: England to Win to Nil, Spain to Score Over 1.5 Goals, Algeria vs Austria & Ghana vs Croatia – Draw, Haugesund vs Kongsvinger – Both Teams to Score & Asane vs Ranheim – Over 2.5 Goals at 45/1 at bet365
Egypt will look to seal top spot in Group G as they take on Iran in Seattle in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Group G has been tight across the opening two Matchdays, with three of the four clashes ending in draws – including both of Iran’s – and there’s every chance we could see another stalemate in Seattle.
Bet: England to Win to Nil, Spain to Score Over 1.5 Goals, Algeria vs Austria, Ghana vs Croatia & Egypt vs Iran – Draw, Haugesund vs Kongsvinger – Both Teams to Score & Asane vs Ranheim – Over 2.5 Goals at 121/1 at bet365
Greg MacLean is a football tipster and betting analyst who has been writing on the Mr Fixit site for 4 years now, as well as having his own Private Telegram Channel. He is a Rangers season ticket holder and watches plenty of football not only here in the UK but all across Europe and all over the world. To keep up to date on everything, feel free to follow him on Twitter/X (GregMacLean_).
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