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Last 30d: 100-67-0 (+29.4u)
Under 14.5 (Live)-120
CHC
10
3
NYM
1.2u
Mid 9th
Over 7.5 (Live)-135
CHC
10
3
NYM
1.35u
Mid 9th
Under 11.5 (Live)-102
CHC
10
3
NYM
1.02u
Mid 9th
Dan Gaspar
Last 30d: 13-31-0 (-7.1u)
B.Guimaraes o0.5 Shots on Target+162
BRA
SCO
0.5u
06/24 10:00 PM
M.Cunha Anytime Goal Scorer Yes+140
BRA
SCO
0.25u
06/24 10:00 PM
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Last 30d: 9-9-0 (-1.5u)
Switzerland and Canada are coming to the match after winning four points in the first two games, and it is almost impossible for them not to secure the knockout phase. So, this game could very well decide who will be the first team in Group B. Switzerland needs a win, and Canada only a draw because they have a better goal differential. With very little to lose from this game, I expect an exciting, fairly open duel.
Switzerland opened the tournament with a surprising 1:1 draw against Qatar in a game they should have won, but were reluctant to go full attack mode and score the second goal. Still, they changed that in the second game as they won 4:1 against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Even though they are not a team that attacks recklessly, they still rarely fail to score. Across competitions, Switzerland has scored at least one goal in seven out of the past eight games.
Canada had some problems with efficiency both in friendlies and in the first game of the tournament, as they drew 1:1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina. They lacked sharpness in the final third. However, after watching the first game, it was obvious that Cyle Larin is the key to their offense. After some tactical adjustments and the introduction of Larin to the starting XI, Canada was amazing against Qatar, scoring six goals. #FIFA #GameProps #Betting
Anthony Dabbundo
Last 30d: 37-39-3 (-6.6u)
Under 3-120
QAT
1
2
BIH
1.2u
45'
Matthew Lopes
Last 30d: 30-114-2 (-8.5u)
Chris Gimino
Last 30d: 22-45-3 (-17.7u)
Matthew Lopes
Last 30d: 30-114-2 (-8.5u)
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