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This midweek sees me focus on the World Cup, as well as selections from Ireland and Sweden.
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Morocco will have top spot in Group C in their sights as they take on Haiti in Atlanta in their final group clash on Wednesday evening.
The Atlas Lions followed up their impressive point against Brazil by defeating Scotland 1-0 and should prove far too strong for a Haiti side that has lost both of their opening two matches in Group C without scoring a goal.
Goals look likely in New Jersey in the early hours of Tuesday morning as Norway take on Senegal in a crucial clash in Group I.
Norway’s matches are generally high-scoring, with six of their previous seven producing goals at both ends, whilst three of Senegal’s last four encounters have seen both teams get on the scoresheet.
Entertainment looks on the cards in Texas in the early hours of Friday morning as Sweden takes on Japan in the final round of matches in Group F.
Sweden’s previous eight matches have averaged a whopping 4.50 goals per game, with Over 2.5 Goals landing in seven (88%) of them, whilst each of Japan’s opening two group stage matches have seen a minimum of three strikes.
Bet: Morocco to Win, Norway vs Senegal – Both Teams to Score & Japan vs Sweden – Over 2.5 goals at 14/5 at bet365
Two clubs separated only by four points in the Irish Premier Division meet at Tolka Park on Monday evening as fifth-placed Shelbourne hosts fourth-placed Bohemians in a fixture that appeals to me for goals.
Shelbourne are the Both Teams to Score kings so far this season in the Irish top flight, with 16/21 (76%) of their clashes producing goals at both ends – including in 9/11 (82%) of their home matches – whilst each of Bohemians’ last 13 have produced goals at both ends.
Bet: Morocco to Win, Norway vs Senegal, Shelbourne vs Bohemians – Both Teams to Score & Japan vs Sweden – Over 2.5 goals at 6/1 at bet365
Shamrock Rovers will look to strengthen their position at the top of the Irish Premier Division table on Monday as they welcome out-of-form Derry City to Tallaght Stadium.
Stephen Bradley’s side have won eight and lost just one of their 10 matches in front of their supporters this campaign (W8-D1-L1) and will be confident of chalking up another three points against a Derry City side that has won just one of their last nine league outings, losing three of their past four on its travels.
Bet: Morocco, Shamrock Rovers to Win, Norway vs Senegal, Shelbourne vs Bohemians – Both Teams to Score & Japan vs Sweden – Over 2.5 goals at 12/1 at bet365
Entertainment could be in the offing at the Rimnersvallen on Monday as Oddevold take on Ljungskile in the Swedish Superettan.
Oddevold’s opening 12 matches in the Swedish second tier this campaign have averaged an eye-catching 3.50 goals per game, with Both Teams to Score paying out in 10 (83%) of them, whilst each of Ljungskile’s last five matches have produced goals at both ends.
Bet: Morocco, Shamrock Rovers to Win, Norway vs Senegal, Shelbourne vs Bohemians, Oddevold vs Ljungskile – Both Teams to Score & Japan vs Sweden – Over 2.5 goals at 21/1 at bet365
In the battle for top spot in Group B, co-hosts Canada take on Switzerland in Vancouver on Wednesday evening in a match that could provide goals.
Both Teams to Score has paid out in seven of Switzerland’s previous eight matches – including in both matches in Group B – and that trend looks likely to continue against a Canada side that has fired in seven goals across their opening two matches in the tournament.
Bet: Morocco, Shamrock Rovers to Win, Norway vs Senegal, Switzerland vs Canada, Shelbourne vs Bohemians, Oddevold vs Ljungskile – Both Teams to Score & Japan vs Sweden – Over 2.5 goals at 39/1 at bet365
Two nations that lost their group openers in Group J meet in California in the early hours of Tuesday morning as debutants Jordan take on Algeria in what could be an entertaining clash.
Jordan’s previous six matches have averaged an impressive 4.00 goals per game, with Over 2.5 Goals landing in five (83%) of them, whilst each of Algeria’s last two clashes have gone Over 2.5 Goals.
Bet: Morocco, Shamrock Rovers to Win, Norway vs Senegal, Switzerland vs Canada, Shelbourne vs Bohemians, Oddevold vs Ljungskile – Both Teams to Score & Japan vs Sweden, Jordan vs Algeria – Over 2.5 goals at 76/1 at bet365
South Korea will look to book their spot in the knockout stages as they take on South Africa in Monterrey in the early hours of Thursday morning.
South Korea suffered defeat against co-hosts Mexico last time out, but were impressive in their win over Czechia in their group opener, and should prove to be too strong for a South Africa side that has been poor in their opening two group stage matches.
Bet: Morocco, South Korea, Shamrock Rovers to Win, Norway vs Senegal, Switzerland vs Canada, Shelbourne vs Bohemians, Oddevold vs Ljungskile – Both Teams to Score & Japan vs Sweden, Jordan vs Algeria – Over 2.5 goals at 122/1 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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