Football Accumulator Tips

If Mexico are able to frustrate the Europeans for large periods some players could try and force the issue and that in turn could lead to a few cards being dished out. Czech Republic midfielder Michal Sadilek had six bookings in 29 games for Slavia Prague last season and he looks a card contender ahead of this clash in Group A.

Henry: Brazil lack the legs and tempo to expose disciplined defensive performances and that will be even more apparent with Raphinha now missing through injury. Scotland have a chance to dig in and make history by nicking this Miami contest.

Tom: South Korea still need to get a result to ensure they secure second spot in Group A and they should be able to rack up the goals against South Africa. South Korea beat the Czech Republic 2-1 in round one, while they were unlucky not to score against Mexico.

Aaron: Ecuador have suffered one defeat in their last 21 internationals, and that was courtesy of an added-time winner in their tournament opener against the Ivory Coast. Given how a full-strength Germany side toiled in their second game, Ecuador are good value to at least avoid defeat in their final match.

Alex: Japan were clinical as they dismantled Tunisia last time out and were good value for their draw with the Oranje. With top spot still up for grabs in Group F, Samurai Blue can get the points against a Sweden side that were fortunate to qualify for the competition in the first place.

Aidan: The Dutch have scored seven goals in two games and can follow up their 5-1 thrashing of Sweden by picking up another high-scoring victory, which would also boost their hopes of securing top spot in the process.

Gareth: Paraguay were well beaten by the USA in their opener and then managed a smash-and-grab win over Turkiye. I’d argue Australia performed better in both of their games against those sides, hurting Turkiye on the counter and then putting USA under pressure late on after falling behind. A point would probably suit both sides but that isn’t really the Aussie way and they look backable as underdogs here.

Warren: In Newcastle’s Yoane Wissa and Real Betis’ Cedric Bakambu, DR Congo have two top-class forward players who will prove a real handful for the Uzbek backline.

Qatar have shipped 7.8 Expected Goals across their first two matches at this tournament, and they’ve kept one clean sheet in their last eight internationals. However, Bosnia have seen both teams score in 10 of their last 11 games, and they’ve faced 11 shots on target across their two matches so far.

Switzerland stepped up a gear in the second-half of their second game, scoring four goals against Bosnia. Canada, who have won three of their last 10 games, have a habit of being wasteful in the final third while struggling at the back. Switzerland have won nine of their last 15 games, and they’re good value for a victory that would seal top spot.

Morocco should be able to beat Haiti fairly comfortably but Les Grenadiers can at least ensure they don’t bow out of the World Cup without scoring. Haiti created chances against both Scotland and Brazil, and Morocco may rest a few stars or at least limit their game time ahead of tougher challenges ahead. Haiti should keep searching for a goal even if they do fall a few behind and they can at least grab a consolation strike.

Brazil need to win to top the group, and Scotland cannot afford to lose heavily, so this match should feature a few goals, given both sides have something to prove. Both teams have scored in six of Brazil’s last seven games with at least three goals in five of them. Scotland have enough high-calibre players to make a game of it and should play their part in an entertaining game.

A late South Africa equaliser leaves Czechia needing a win against co-hosts Mexico, and they have scored in their last nine games. They have conceded in their last six, though, while Mexico have sealed top spot in Group A but will still want to put in a performance for the home crowd. El Tri have found the net in their last six games.

South Korea were unfortunate to lose to Mexico last time out and have won six of their last nine games. A win would seal second place in Group A, and they should get that against a South Africa side winless in seven. Bafana Bafana had just three shots in their opener against Mexico and look set to struggle.

Switzerland stepped up a gear in the second-half of their second game, scoring four goals against Bosnia. Canada, who have won three of their last 10 games, have a habit of being wasteful in the final third while struggling at the back. Switzerland have won nine of their last 15 games, and they’re good value for a victory that would seal top spot.

South Korea were unfortunate to lose to Mexico last time out and have won six of their last nine games. A win would seal second place in Group A, and they should get that against a South Africa side Brazil need to win to top the group, and Scotland cannot afford to lose heavily, so this match should feature a few goals, given both sides have something to prove. Both teams have scored in six of Brazil’s last seven games with at least three goals in five of them. Scotland have enough high-calibre players to make a game of it and should play their part in an entertaining game.in seven. Bafana Bafana had just three shots in their opener against Mexico and look set to struggle.

A late South Africa equaliser leaves Czechia needing a win against co-hosts Mexico, and they have scored in their last nine games. They have conceded in their last six, though, while Mexico have sealed top spot in Group A but will still want to put in a performance for the home crowd. El Tri have found the net in their last six games.

South Korea were unfortunate to lose to Mexico last time out and have won six of their last nine games. A win would seal second place in Group A, and they should get that against a South Africa side winless in seven. Bafana Bafana had just three shots in their opener against Mexico and look set to struggle.

If Mexico are able to frustrate the Europeans for large periods some players could try and force the issue and that in turn could lead to a few cards being dished out. Czech Republic midfielder Michal Sadilek had six bookings in 29 games for Slavia Prague last season and he looks a card contender ahead of this clash in Group A.

Scotland may be restricted largely to attempts from range and Andrew Robertson looks an interesting prospect to record a shot on target from outside the area against Brazil. All of Robertson’s shots during qualifying came from outside the box and his one attempt in the Nations League play-offs came from distance. For club side Liverpool, 25% of his attempts in both the Premier League and Champions League were from outside the area.