We are heading back to the Olympics for today’s very strong tips.
It is the final round of matches in the group stage of the men’s event as hosts France look to secure their place in the quarter-finals. Spain and Japan are already through but there are six additional places up for grabs.
All odds correct at 0840 on July 30 via bet365
France v New Zealand
Thierry Henry’s men may have won their two opening games without conceding a goal but they still have work to do against New Zealand.
A draw in front of a passionate crowd in Marseille will be enough to guarantee qualification while a defeat may even be sufficient, unless the United States beat Guinea, in which case all three teams on six points would need to be separated by goal difference.
That seems an unlikely scenario given the weapons at Henry’s disposal.
New Zealand need to better the US’s result against Guinea to go through but it remains an uphill task for the Oceanic side.
Tip: France to win and over one goal at 2/5
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Ukraine v Argentina
All four teams in Group B sit on three points with qualification coming down to a final-day shoot-out.
Argentina continue to be driven by the disappointment of their controversial opening-round loss to Morocco and we believe that momentum will carry them past Ukraine.
It’s likely to be a heated encounter with so much at stake and the tackles will be flying in.
But we think Argentina’s superior quality – Manchester City’s Julian Alvarez is arguably the best player at the tournament – should see them through.
Tip: Argentina to win and both teams to receive a card at 0.94/1
Morocco v Iraq
Iraq gave themselves hope with a surprise win over Ukraine last time out but it’s hard to see them repeating that against Morocco.
The North Africans most likely require just a draw in Nice and will look to exploit the…
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Author : Jon Fisher
Publish date : 2024-07-30 07:59:38
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