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Argentina walk into this having not lost a step all tournament — four from four, eleven scored, three conceded, and the goals have come from everywhere: early, late, home leg and away leg alike. That's not a team riding one big scoreline…
| Market | Side | Stake | Entry | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States vs Belgium | United States | 1% | 0.39 | Inner circle |
| Portugal vs Spain | Spain | 1% | 0.52 | Inner circle |
| Mexico vs England | Mexico | 1% | 0.32 | Inner circle |
| Brazil vs Norway | Brazil | 1% | 0.55 | Inner circle |
| Paraguay vs France | France | 1% | 0.84 | Inner circle |
| Canada vs Morocco | Morocco | 1% | 0.56 | Inner circle |
| Colombia vs Ghana | Colombia | 1% | 0.69 | Inner circle |
| Argentina vs Cape Verde Islands | Argentina | 1% | 0.86 | Inner circle |
| Australia vs Egypt | Egypt | 1% | 0.41 | Inner circle |
| Switzerland vs Algeria | Switzerland | — | 0.5 | Inner circle |
Argentina walk into this having not lost a step all tournament — four from four, eleven scored, three conceded, and the goals have come from everywhere: early, late, home leg and away leg alike. That's not a team riding one big scoreline…
This is the kind of last-16 tie where everyone wants to make it about pedigree and forgets to ask who's actually playing well right now. Both sides go with a 4-2-3-1, and there's nothing exotic about it — Pochettino's XI is the settled one…
Both these sides have named it as I'd expect — Martínez and De la Fuente both go 4-2-3-1, first-choice, nobody's hiding anything in a last-16 tie like this. So it's a straight football argument, and I think Spain are the better team in it.…
This is the tie England probably didn't want in that spot on the bracket. Everything about Mexico's group says settled and hard to break down — four straight wins, clean sheet in all four, goals coming from spread-out moments rather than…
This is the kind of knockout tie that looks tighter on paper than it is on the pitch. Norway have scored goals — ten in four, plenty of pace and directness through Solbakken's front three — but they've conceded eight, no clean sheets at…
This one's not complicated. France have been the best side in the tournament by some distance — four wins, ten goals for, two against, scoring first in every game, and that front line has looked like it's playing a different sport to…
Strip out the padding and this one's clearer than the table suggests. Canada's line reads DWLW with a 6-0 over Qatar sitting in it — that's not evidence, that's a training exercise. Take it out and what's left is a draw with Bosnia, a…
Colombia go into this the tidier, more settled side. Unbeaten through the group, a point off Portugal in a game they controlled defensively, a clean 1-0 job on Congo DR, and a 3-1 win to open with real intent behind it. One goal conceded…
There's no real riddle about who wins this one — the question is whether the price leaves anything on the table, and honestly it doesn't. Argentina have been immaculate: three from three, eight scored, one conceded, scoring first in every…
Straight knockout, both teams need this, nobody's resting anyone — so this is a quality-and-matchup question, not an intent puzzle. And on quality, I think Egypt are just the better side here. Look at what each of them actually did in the…
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