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Goals Galore Double Tip
Spain have scored at least twice in three of their four World Cup knockout games. Argentina conceded twice against Cape Verde, Egypt and England, so La Roja should be able to score more than once in Sunday’s showpiece.
Guayaquil have scored at least twice in three of their last five games and in back-to-back home games, while Manta have shipped 11 goals in total across their last four away league fixtures.
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Overnight Double Tip
Independiente del Valle are 12 points clear at the top of the table and have netted a league-high 43 goals. They have scored at least three in each of their last four league games and face an Emelec side with just one win from their last five on the road.
Both teams have scored in four of Guayaquil City’s last five Ecuador Liga Pro fixtures and Manta have seen goals at both ends in three of their last four league away days.
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Overnight Best Bet Tip
Independiente del Valle are 12 points clear at the top of the table and have netted a league-high 43 goals. They have scored at least three in each of their last four league games and face an Emelec side with just one win from their last five on the road.
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Both Teams To Score Treble Tip
Both teams have scored in five of Elfsborg’s last six league games and they are yet to draw a blank at home this season. Sirius are the league leaders and have scored in all 12 of their games, hitting 33 goals in total, but they have conceded in four of their last five away games – shipping seven goals in total across that period.
BK Hacken have scored and conceded in both of their last two games, shipping eight goals in total. They are coming up against a Halmstad side that have scored in each of their last five home games so goals at both ends are expected.
Nordic United have scored in all seven of their home league games but have kept just one clean sheet during that run. Orebreo have gone seven games without a clean sheet and have failed to score in just one of their last eight competitive games, so goals at both ends are expected.
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Mega Accumulator Tip
Elfsborg have lost back-to-back games since the summer break while Sirius have won six of their last seven away league matches with both teams scoring in five.
Guayaquil have scored at least twice in three of their last five games and in back-to-back home games, while Manta have shipped 11 goals in total across their last four away league fixtures.
Spain have won all of their knockout games and have a reliable defence that has conceded just one goal over the course of the tournament. Argentina have shown a remarkable will to win as they have been dragged into extra time twice and have had to come from behind twice during the knockout stages, but their luck may well run out against this well drilled Spanish outfit and the Europeans look capable of winning inside 90 minutes.
Aucas sit second in the standings and are unbeaten in their last three away games, with two wins. The visitors can claim maximum points at out-of-sorts Tecnico, who have lost their last two games without scoring.
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Both Teams To Score & Win Best Bet Tip
Elfsborg have lost back-to-back games since the summer break while Sirius have won six of their last seven away league matches with both teams scoring in five.
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World Cup Final Prop Hunt Best Bet Tip
The three fouls drawn by Nicolas Tagliafico against England took his tally to 13 for the tournament and seven of these have come in his last two appearances. He will be going up against Spain attacker Lamine Yamal, who leads the way for La Roja in fouls committed.
Yamal has committed ten fouls across his last three World Cup matches and, given how Argentina’s semi-final against England went, the underdogs are likely to turn this into a cagey, stop-start affair.
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World Cup Final Ultimate Bet Builder Tip
Lionel Messi to create 4+ shots
Lionel Messi has created 16 shots in total in Argentina’s knockout clashes with Egypt, Switzerland and England. Four or more is a big target against Spain but it is an achievable one for Argentina’s star man.
Mikel Oyarzabal to have 2+ shots on target (including woodwork)
Mikel Oyarzabal is Spain’s leading scorer with five goals. The Real Sociedad striker is capable of at least forcing two saves, as he is averaging 1.7 shots per game either on target or off the woodwork at the World Cup.
Lisandro Martinez to be shown a card
Argentina defender Lisandro Martinez picked up his first booking of the competition against England but was perhaps lucky to avoid cards in the previous rounds as he had two fouls against both Egypt and Switzerland.
Pedro Porro to be shown a card
Spain’s Pedro Porro hasn’t been booked during the competition but he did receive 10 cards in the Premier League last season. He also is averaging 1.4 fouls per game at the World Cup and two or more fouls may be enough for a card in the final.
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Enzo Fernandez to commit 2+ fouls
Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez has had multiple infringements in two of his side’s last three games, including three against England in the last four.
Fabian Ruiz to have 1+ shots on target (including woodwork)
Spain midfielder Fabian Ruiz averages just under a shot per game at the World Cup and he’s been accurate, with two thirds of his attempts recorded as on target.
Lionel Messi to create 3+ shots
Lionel Messi is averaging 3.6 key passes per game in the tournament and he sits joint second in the World Cup assists chart with four in total. Messi created six shots against both Egypt and Switzerland and then four against England in the semi-finals.
Alex Baena to be fouled 2+ times
Spain’s Alex Baena has been fouled six times across his last four games and was fouled twice in the semi-final win over France, he looks a contender to be on the receiving end of at least two infringements.
World Cup Final Bet To Net Best Bet Tip
Mikel Oyarzabal is Spain’s top scorer with five goals and he scored from the penalty spot in the win over France. Oyarzabal should be on spot kick duties again and he looks the standout candidate for an anytime effort in the final.
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World Cup Final Correct Score Tip
Spain have won all of their knockout games and have a reliable defence that has conceded just one goal over the course of the tournament. Argentina have shown a remarkable will to win as they have been dragged into extra time twice and have had to come from behind twice during the knockout stages, but their luck may well run out against this well drilled Spanish outfit and the Europeans look capable of winning inside 90 minutes. Spain nullified France’s formidable attack in the last four and they can repeat that trick against Argentina. La Roja have conceded just one goal at the World Cup and they can frustrate the South Americans and secure a 2-0 win, having scored eight goals in total across their four knockout games so far.
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World Cup Final Best Bet Tip
Spain have won all of their knockout games and have a reliable defence that has conceded just one goal over the course of the tournament. Argentina have shown a remarkable will to win as they have been dragged into extra time twice and have had to come from behind twice during the knockout stages, but their luck may well run out against this well drilled Spanish outfit and the Europeans look capable of winning inside 90 minutes.
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Experts' World Cup Final Bet Builder Tip
Mikel Oyarzabal anytime goalscorer
Oyarzabal has five goals at the tournament and is also La Roja’s penalty taker so looks a tempting price to get on the scoresheet. Argentina’s back line has hardly been rock-solid throughout the tournament, conceding seven times in their last five games
Lamine Yamal to commit 2+ fouls
Lamine Yamal has committed a Spain-high 12 fouls this tournament and ten of these have come in his last three appearances. The Barcelona starlet has committed at least two fouls in each of these three games, and Argentina’s strategy is likely to involve attempting to break up play and disrupt the rhythm of the game.
Pedro Porro Over 0.5 shots on target (including woodwork)
Spain right-back Pedro Porro has been deadly in and around the box, having scored two goals from seven shots. The Tottenham ace continues to get forward and should be able to trouble the Argentina back four, who have conceded in five consecutive World Cup encounters.
Alexis Mac Allister 1+ headed shots on target
Mac Allister has had a headed shot in Argentina’s four knockout matches to date. Mac Allister had a headed attempt blocked against Cape Verde, before working the goalkeeper with a header against Egypt. Mac Allister scored a header in the quarter-finals against Switzerland, and three of his four shots in that game were headers. His headed effort on target against England was the third straight knockout game in which he achieved that feat.
Nicolas Tagliafico to be fouled 2+ times
Tagliafico was on the receiving end of three fouls against England in the semi-finals and four against Switzerland in the previous round. The 33-year-old has been fouled in all six of his World Cup appearances (four starts) and has been fouled multiple times in four of those games.
Argentina to commit 15 or more fouls
Argentina made 15 tackles and committed 11 fouls in their 2-1 semi-final victory over England and that number is expected to rise in the final against Spain. La Seleccion’s physical approach was clear from the opening whistle against the Three Lions and manager Lionel Scaloni will no doubt look to disrupt Spain in the same way.
World Cup Final Trends Bet Builder Tip
Spain to lift the trophy
Spain have won all of their knockout games and have a reliable defence that has conceded just one goal over the course of the tournament. Argentina have shown a remarkable will to win as they have been dragged into extra time twice and have had to come from behind twice during the knockout stages, but their luck may well run out against this well-drilled Spanish outfit. However, with four of the last five finals going to extra-time, Spain are backed to lift the trophy by any means.
Over 1.5 goals
The previous two World Cup finals have seen 12 goals scored in total, and the Spanish have scored eight goals in total across their four games so far. Argentina have seen BTTS land in their last five matches at the tournament. With that in mind, back at least a couple of goals in New Jersey.
Both teams over 1.5 cards
Referees have been busy in recent World Cup finals, with at least three bookings being shown in each of the previous five. The 2022 final saw seven bookings, while Argentina (14) and Spain (13) have drawn more bookings than any other teams at this tournament.
Lamine Yamal 1+ shot on target from outside the box
Only France have taken more shots from distance than Spain, and Lamine Yamal leads all Spain players with 11 shots from distance.
Lionel Messi 1+ shot on target from outside the box
Messi has taken more shots from outside the penalty area than any player at this World Cup, and he’s backed for another effort on target from deep against a Spanish side that tends to restrict opposition touches within their own box.
