Football Bet of the Day

Spain have won four of their five World Cup games and are yet to concede a goal, while they have only faced five shots on target over the course of the tournament. La Roja can claim another win and a clean sheet against Belgium in the quarter finals.

Luis de la Fuente has favoured Alex Baena on the right side of Spain’s attack and the 24-year-old has chipped in with eight shots in four appearances this tournament.

He had three against Portugal and two against Austria, but bet365’s Sub On To Play On promotion also comes into play.

The Atletico Madrid man has been replaced by Ferran Torres in both knockout-stage games, and the substitute has had three shots on goal across these two cameo appearances, with the two combined having four shots in total against both Austria and Portugal.

Leones del Norte have taken ten points from the last 12 available at home and head into this tie as underdogs against a Universidad Catolica outfit with three defeats in their last four Ecuador Liga Pro away games.

Three of England’s games have featured at least three goals and they have scored two or more goals themselves in four of their matches, hitting 11 goals in total. Over 2.5 goals has been a winning bet in all five of Norway’s games and they have scored 12 themselves. Both of these sides can contribute and combine for at least three goals.

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 have scored 14 goals across their five World Cup games but have started to show signs of vulnerability at the back. The defending champions have conceded in each of their last three games, shipping five goals in total across their games with Jordan, Cape Verde and Egypt. Switzerland had scored nine goals in four games prior to their 0-0 draw with Colombia, who are perhaps a stronger defensive unit than Argentina, so both of these teams look capable of scoring.