Axel Taonsa has scored four goals in his last three outings for Vasteras and faces a Mjallby side that have conceded six goals in their last two Sweden Allsvenskan outings.

Goteborg lost 2-1 in their last home game and have conceded exactly twice in three of their five on home soil. Brommapojkarna are yet to keep a clean sheet on the road, and two of their three away wins have been by a 2-1 scoreline.

Goteborg are having a miserable season and are yet to win a home game after five attempts, while Brommapojkarna have avoided defeat in four of their last five league away days and have won their last two trips to Goteborg.

Bodo/Glimt have conceded four goals in their last three competitive home games but have won the last two of these. Fredrikstad have managed only one win in seven away games this season, scoring in five.

Goteborg are having a miserable season and are yet to win a home game after five attempts, while Brommapojkarna have avoided defeat in four of their last five league away days and have won their last two trips to Goteborg.

Bodo/Glimt have scored 11 goals across their last three competitive home games and thrashed Fredrikstad 5-0 here last season. The visitors have won only one of their seven competitive away games this season, conceding 17 times in the process.

Goteborg are having a miserable season and are yet to win a home game after five attempts, while Brommapojkarna have avoided defeat in four of their last five league away days and have won their last two trips to Goteborg.

Vasteras’ last five Allsvenskan away games have seen them score nine goals and concede 11, with over 2.5 goals landing in all of them and both teams scoring in four, while over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Mjallby’s last five fixtures.

Bodo/Glimt have scored 11 goals across their last three competitive home games and thrashed Fredrikstad 5-0 here last season. The visitors have won only one of their seven competitive away games this season, conceding 17 times in the process.

Vasteras’ last five Allsvenskan away games have seen them score nine goals and concede 11, with over 2.5 goals landing in all of them and both teams scoring in four, while over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Mjallby’s last five fixtures.

Bodo/Glimt have conceded four goals in their last three competitive home games but have won the last two of these. Fredrikstad have managed only one win in seven away games this season, scoring in five.

Vasteras’ last five Allsvenskan away games have seen them score nine goals and concede 11, with over 2.5 goals landing in all of them and both teams scoring in four, while over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Mjallby’s last five fixtures.

Goteborg are yet to keep a home clean sheet in the Sweden Allsvenskan but have scored in their last two on home soil, while Brommapojkarna have seen goals at both ends in five of their seven away games.

Bodo/Glimt have conceded four goals in their last three competitive home games but have won the last two of these. Fredrikstad have managed only one win in seven away games this season, scoring in five.

The second-bottom hosts have a solid home record, with their three home defeats each coming against the top seven. They beat third-placed Fluminense in their last home match, while they’ve yet to lose at home to a bottom-half team. Visitors Gremio are winless in nine trips, losing five.

Fluminense went into the World Cup break having won one of their last five matches, and they’ve failed to keep a clean sheet in 10 straight matches. Seven of their nine home games have seen both teams score, while Bragantino have conceded in 12 of 18 assignments this term.

The second-bottom hosts have a solid home record, with their three home defeats each coming against the top seven. They beat third-placed Fluminense in their last home match, while they’ve yet to lose at home to a bottom-half team. Visitors Gremio are winless in nine trips, losing five.

Fluminense went into the World Cup break having won one of their last five matches, and they’ve failed to keep a clean sheet in 10 straight matches. Seven of their nine home games have seen both teams score, while Bragantino have conceded in 12 of 18 assignments this term.

Nashville have won six of their seven home games this season, and they’ve won six of their last eight MLS outings to record the best record in the league. Atlanta have lost nine of 14 matches, but five of their last six games have seen both teams score, as have Nashville’s last four at home.

LAFC signed off with a win over Seattle before the World Cup break and the Galaxy have a disappointing home record with just two wins in seven attempts. The visitors can claim the bragging rights by winning this LA derby.

Each of Juarez’s last 12 matches have seen both teams score, while these two sides drew 1-1 in April and 4-4 in October. Four of their last five matches have seen both teams score, while BTTS has been a winner in four of Puebla’s last six.

Nashville have won six of their seven home games this season, and they’ve won six of their last eight MLS outings to record the best record in the league. Atlanta have lost nine of 14 matches, but five of their last six games have seen both teams score, as have Nashville’s last four at home.

LAFC signed off with a win over Seattle before the World Cup break and the Galaxy have a disappointing home record with just two wins in seven attempts. The visitors can claim the bragging rights by winning this LA derby.

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.

Lamine Yamal is the most exciting attacking talent in a strong Spain side and he has a habit of scoring eye-catching goals, those attributes can be key in deciding where the player of the tournament award ends up.

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.

Since winning Euro 2024, Spain have extended their unbeaten record to 28 matches, reaching the final of the Nations League and breezing through their World Cup qualifying campaign. European sides have historically struggled in tournaments held in other continents, but that trend appears to be turning. Spain won in South Africa in 2010, followed by Germany’s success in Brazil four years later. France were a shootout away from repeating the trick four years ago. There hasn’t been a World Cup final without a European side since 1950, and the European champions can extend that streak this summer.