Canada vs Qatar Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews

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Canada To Win To Nil

Reason for tip

Canada played well in a 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina in their opening World Cup contest and they rate a cut above Qatar, who were bashed by Switzerland, but somehow managed to pick up a point.

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Qatar 2-0

Reason for tip

Jonathan David, Tani Oluwaseyi, Ali Ahmed, Promise David and Cyle Larin are all excellent attacking options for Canada and the Reds should have the firepower to score a comfortable 2-0 success over Qatar.

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Tani Oluwaseyi To Score Anytime

Reason for tip

Tani Oluwaseyi failed to convert some fair opportunities in the 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina, but the Canadian forward has the running power, presence and ability to punish a weak Qatar rearguard.

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Canada are unbeaten in their last eight matches.
All of Canada’s last ten games have gone under 2.5 goals.
Qatar conceded 26 shots on goal in their World Cup opener with Switzerland.

Canada can strike in Vancouver

Canada failed to give an expectant home crowd the result they desired in Toronto, but the performance level in the 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina suggests the Reds should be far too good for Qatar.

Jesse Marsch’s men were comfortably the better side against the Dragons, hitting 13 efforts on goal, nine corners and bossing the ball, and while Bosnia had their moments, they came when Canada were chasing to get back into the contest.

The Reds will once again have the fans on side in Toronto and Marsch’s men should be a poor Qatar team.

The introduction of substitutes Ali Ahmed, Promise David and Cyle Larin indicate that Canada have strength in depth in attacking areas and that’s a key factor in what is likely to be a test in breaking down Qatar’s defence.

Maroons unlikely to call the tune

Qatar conceded 26 shots and an expected goals figure of 3.22, and although Julen Lopetegui’s men stole a draw from that contest against Switzerland, the numbers confirm the Middle East side are one of the weakest teams at the World Cup.

The Maroons are unlikely to be able to rely on good fortune to get them out of trouble against Canada and the hosts can secure a huge three points in Vancouver.