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Germany vs Sweden | Under 2.50 goals @ 2.04 |
| June 24, 02:00 (GMT+8) |
Well, what a game we have here. Who would have thought that—with a win—Sweden could send the 2014 World Cup champions home before they’ve even got started?
Germany have made a habit of looking functional, but not particularly frightening, in the early stages of recent competitions only to gather momentum and invariably win the whole thing. But defeat to Mexico in their first game has left Joachim Low’s team in a slightly precarious position. The players have held a crisis meeting and Mesut Ozil could face the axe.
Sweden won their opener against South Korea with a VAR penalty, but have never beaten Germany in seven attempts. However, with Low’s team winning only once in the last seven games, could this be the Swedes’ moment?
Either way, I think this game will be wracked with nerves, a new experience for the Germans!
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Japan vs Senegal | Senegal -0.25 @ 1.96 |
| June 24, 23:00 (GMT+8) |
The two underdogs in Group H meet at the Central Stadium in Yekaterinburg, where a place in the Round of 16 is the prize because they both won their opener against the odds.
Japan are the rank outsider, but they put their name right in the competition after beating Colombia 2-1. After Carlos Sanchez got himself sent off in the third minute, Shinji Kagawa slotted home the resultant penalty and Japan held on to eventually win.
Meanwhile, Senegal beat Poland by the same margin, with M’Baye Niang on the score sheet.
I really think Senegal will have too much for Japan, with Sadio Mane and Kalidou Koulibaly in their ranks, and they look determined to emulate the great team of 2002 which reached the last eight.
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Poland vs Colombia | Total Goal 2-3 @ 1.90 |
| June 25, 02:00 (GMT+8) |
Of course, the two underdogs of Group H winning their opening fixtures spelt disaster for the two fancied teams who now have it all to do.
I fancy Senegal to escape the group, and if I’m right, the loser in this game might as well pack their bags.
Had it not been for Sanchez’ handball and red card, I think Colombia would have come back to beat Japan. Poland too were architects of their own downfall, scoring an own goal and then defending like (very poor) amateurs to concede a second.
The only previous meeting was a 2-1 win to Colombia back in 2006, and Poland need Robert Lewandowski to fire on all cylinders to avoid a repeat. Unfortunately, his team looked badly out of sorts against Senegal.
Both teams have a goal threat… and a mistake in them.
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Disclaimer: Odds are correct at time of publish.
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