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Portugal vs Spain Ultimate Bet Builder Tip
Renato Veiga 1+ shots on target (including woodwork)
Veiga had two shots against Croatia, totalling 0.48xG. That alone put him fourth in terms of xG generated for Portugal at this tournament. The defender had an even better chance that was denied by Nikola Vlasic fouling him on the edge of the six-yard box, and we can expect Portugal to continue aiming for the centre-half, with Aston Villa’s Austin MacPhee coaching their set pieces.
Mikel Oyarzabal 2+shots on target (including woodwork)
Oyarzabal has scored four times at this tournament, and he’s taken 17 shots at goal through his first four matches. He has eight shots on target across four matches, and he’s backed for two more on Monday.
Marc Cucurella 1+ shots
Cucurella has taken three shots in his four appearances, and the former Chelsea man had an effort on goal in the Nations League meeting between these sides last year.
Rodri to be carded
Rodri was booked eight times for Manchester City last season, and the quality in this Portuguese midfield could pose him problems. Rodri committed three fouls against a Uruguay side who are largely short on talent, bar central midfield. Rodri was booked on three occasions in Spain’s run to Euro 2024 glory, and he could pick up his first caution of the World Cup against Portugal.
Mexico vs England Ultimate Bet Builder Tip
Harry Kane to score anytime
Harry Kane enjoyed an outrageous season at club level with 36 goals in 31 Bundesliga games for Bayern Munich and he’s been a reliable performer in an otherwise inconsistent England team with five goals in four games. Kane can add to his haul on Sunday at the Estadio Azteca.
Jude Bellingham to have 1+ shots on target from outside the box
Jude Bellingham recorded a shot on target against DR Congo from outside the area and he is a player England will look to when they do try and create openings from distance. A third of Bellingham’s attempts for Real Madrid in La Liga in 2025-26 were from outside the penalty area, and overall he had a shooting accuracy rate of 50% in that competition for Los Blancos.
Julian Quinones to score or assist
Julian Quinones is Mexico’s leading scorer with three goals and he’s also provided one assist. Quinones averaged over a goal per-game for Al Qadsiah in the Saudi Pro League last season and also had four assists, he can make a key contribution against England.
Erik Lira to be shown a card
Mexico midfielder Erik Lira is yet to pick up a yellow card at the World Cup but he did receive eight bookings in 37 Liga MX games for Cruz Azul in 2025-26. Lira had two fouls in his side’s group stage win over South Korea and two or more infringements may be enough for a card against England if this game becomes a physical battle at times.
Mexico vs England Bet Builder Tip
Harry Kane to have 2+ shots on target
England captain Harry Kane is averaging 4.5 shots per game and 2.3 per game on target at the World Cup. The Bayern Munich man is the Three Lions focal point in attack and he can at least record two shots on target.
Julian Quinones to have 1+ shots on target
Julian Quinones has been the star man for Mexico with three goals and one assist. Quinones, who was the top scorer in the Saudi Pro League last season, is averaging 1.3 shots on target per game at the World Cup and he can at least force a save.
Anthony Gordon to create 2+ shots
Anthony Gordon should come back into the starting XI after his starring role as a substitute against DR Congo. Gordon assisted both of Kane’s goals and he also had two key passes against Ghana.
Luis Romo to be fouled 1+ times
Mexico midfielder Luis Romo has been fouled in two of his three World Cup appearances so far. The El Tri midfield will try and hold on to possession for large periods in this game and that could see the contest become a physical battle at stages, and Romo looks a good value contender to draw a foul.
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