Daily tips for June 20
Netherlands vs Sweden
Over 2.5 Goals (-116)
The Netherlands put their attacking prowess on full display against Japan, scoring twice in their hard-fought draw. This Dutch team has numerous weapons in the final third, including Cody Gakpo, Crysencio Summerville, and Donyell Malen. They're up against a Swedish side that was extremely vulnerable at the back in qualifying, and they will be tested here, unlike in their first game against Tunisia. Also, Graham Potter's men were electric on matchday one with five goals, and the front two of Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak could be the best attacking duo in the tournament, while Yasin Ayari is also dangerous. We'll see goals on Saturday.ย
๐ธ Long Shot: Yasin Ayari Anytime Goal (+750)
๐ธ Extra Tip: Cody Gakpo Anytime Goal (+160)
Germany vs Ivory Coast
Both Teams to Score (+150)
Germany conceded early against Curacao before responding with seven goals of their own. The European giants are always dangerous in attack, but Julian Nagelsmann's side isn't always very solid defensively. They've conceded in four of their last five matches across all competitions. Ivory Coast kept a clean sheet against Ecuador, but the Germans are a different beast offensively, and they will cause them trouble. Also, Ivory Coast is a team that can produce the goods up top. They've found the back of the net in 11 games in a row, and even put two past France in a 2-1 victory leading up to the World Cup. However, Germany will ultimately come out on top in what I expect to be an entertaining clash.ย
๐ธ Long Shot: Kai Havertz Anytime Goal (+110)
๐ธ Extra Tip: Germany moneyline (-182)
Ecuador vs Curacao
Ecuador Over 2.5 Goals (-152)
Ecuador saw a lengthy unbeaten run come to an end in their defeat to Ivory Coast, but I expect a response here. Curacao may have scored against Germany, but their backline looked absolutely overwhelmed. While Ecuador doesn't have the same attacking options as the Germans, they're still no pushover. Enner Valencia is a top-notch finisher, while Moises Caicedo is always capable of brilliance as well. Ecuador scored three times in their final friendly against Guatemala, and Curacao's defending is very questionable. While it won't be a seven-goal explosion like the Germans, Ecuador should convincingly grab a win, and also keep a clean sheet.ย
๐ธ Long Shot: Enner Valencia Anytime Goal (-172)
๐ธ Extra Tip: Ecuador Clean Sheet (-250)
Tunisia vs Japan
Japan to Win Nil (+120)
Many believed the Netherlands would have an easy go against Japan, but those people forgot that this side beat Germany and Spain in the last World Cup. The Japanese fought back twice to secure a thrilling 2-2 draw with the Dutch, and now they face a Tunisia side who looked absolutely horrendous in their first game. The African nation conceded five to Sweden, and showed minimal attacking quality. Japan kept a clean sheet in four straight matches prior to the World Cup, even shutting out England and Scotland. Tunisia will pose no threat, and their frontline should also thrive.ย
๐ธ Long Shot: Ayase Ueda Anytime Goal (+175)
๐ธ Extra Tip: Japan Over 2.5 Goals (+240)
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