See bellow for our predictions for today's 2022 FIFA World Cup matches!
SOUTH KOREA VS PORTUGAL
South Korea know it is win or bust ahead of this final game in Group H. With just a point to their name from two matches, they must overcome already qualified Portugal in this clash or they will be eliminated while they also need the other game in the group to fall their way too. Portugal have impressed so far and will take some beating, regardless of the team they field. They could opt to rotate here but it is expected that they will still name a strong line-up and they should have enough to make it three wins from three which would see them top the group in convincing fashion.
TIP: PORTUGAL TO WIN
GHANA VS URUGUAY
Ghana have been entertaining to watch in this FIFA World Cup but they will hope that is not all they are remembered for. They know a win in this game with Uruguay would ensure that they advance to the next round while a point may well be enough too. They take on a Uruguay side that have been poor going forward and are yet to find the back of the net. That is in stark contrast to the Ghanaians who have bagged five times and their enterprise in the final third should be enough to claim a positive result from this matchup.
TIP: DOUBLE CHANCE – GHANA OR DRAW
CAMEROON VS BRAZIL
Such is the strength in depth of this Brazil squad, they could rotate their entire starting XI and still be considered heavy favourites here. With the condensed schedule of this World Cup leading to fatigue and potential injuries, the fact that Brazil have already qualified for the knockout stage is a huge boost to the tournament favourites. Cameroon certainly won’t go down without a fight and do possess some genuine quality up front with the likes of Bayern forward Choupo-Moting, but you would still expect Brazil to come out on top.
TIP: BRAZIL TO WIN
SERBIA VS SWITZERLAND
Serbia could very well find Switzerland to be frustrating opponents here, especially as the latter know that a draw would likely send them through the round of 16. The Serbian attack – spearheaded by fit-again Aleksandar Mitrovic – will need to be at their most potent to trouble the Swiss rearguard, but Murat Yakin’s well-drilled and resolute side look capable of weathering the storm. They will have taken confidence from the fact they were close to keeping Brazil scoreless in their last encounter, and another low-scoring game looks likely.
TIP: UNDER 2.5 GOALS