Goalscorer Tips

Erling Haaland has seven goals in four games at the World Cup and he is in the midst of an incredible international scoring streak. The Manchester City forward has scored in his last 14 competitive Norway appearances, with 27 goals in total, and he can extend that run against England in Miami.

Argentina’s evergreen superstar Lionel Messi is the tournament’s leading scorer with eight goals. Messi has scored in every game so far and can keep that streak going in this quarter final tie.

Argentina’s evergreen superstar Lionel Messi is the tournament’s leading scorer with eight goals. Messi has scored in every game so far and can keep that streak going in this quarter final tie.

Erling Haaland had 16 goals in eight games over qualifying and enjoyed another excellent season domestically with 38 goals across all competitions. Haaland’s Norway face France, Senegal and Iraq in the group stage and he could reach four goals in those three games alone.

Spain are the current favourites and seem set for a deep run at the World Cup. La Roja also have a kind draw with Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia joining them in Group H. Lamine Yamal scored 16 goals in La Liga for Barcelona in 28 games and is among the contenders to top the World Cup 2026 scoring charts.

Kylian Mbappe finished last season as the top scorer in La Liga with 25 goals and he scored five goals in four games during qualifying. France are among the tournament favourites and are likely to reach the latter stages and they will face Iraq, Senegal and Norway in the group stages, so Mbappe may be able to score a few goals in the earlier rounds.

Kylian Mbappe has scored in four of his five World Cup appearances, hitting seven goals in total, and has three goals in the knockout stages. Mbappe will also be on penalty duties so he should be able to add to his haul against Morocco.

Mikel Oyarzabal is Spain’s leading World Cup scorer with four goals and he can add to his total against Belgium. The Real Sociedad striker drew a blank against Portugal but should enjoy more success against a Belgian defence that has shipped five goals in as many games.

Erling Haaland has seven goals in four games at the World Cup and he is in the midst of an incredible international scoring streak. The Manchester City forward has scored in his last 14 competitive Norway appearances, with 27 goals in total, and he can extend that run against England in Miami.

Argentina’s evergreen superstar Lionel Messi is the tournament’s leading scorer with eight goals. Messi has scored in every game so far and can keep that streak going in this quarter final tie.