See bellow for our predictions for today's 2022 FIFA World Cup matches!
CAMEROON VS SERBIA
Despite neither of these two teams finding the net in their first respective group games, an entertaining encounter is expected in Al Wakrah as both sides deploy largely attacking styles of play in a bid to gain a crucial three points. When assessing both squads, Serbia look to have that extra strength-in-depth up top through the likes of Mitrovic, Vlahovic and Jovic which could prove particularly crucial the longer this game goes on. With players such as Tadic pulling the strings, Serbia will be expected to occupy more possession and create more chances than they did against Brazil. Therefore, consider backing them to win via the draw no bet market for extra security.
TIP: SERBIA DRAW NO BET
KOREA REPUBLIC VS GHANA
Ghana have now scored in each of their last six FIFA World Cup appearances after their entertaining second-half against Portugal. After surprise qualification, they will not want their trip in Qatar to end early but know a victory is pretty much imperative in this match. They face a South Korean side that showed some enterprise but will be expected to show a lot more with Son Heung-min likely to see more of the ball in advanced areas. This could be, quite, one of the more entertaining games at this tournament.
TIP: BOTH TEAMS TO SCORE
BRAZIL VS SWITZERLAND
Brazil showed some very good signs in their win over Serbia and they will take some beating if they can replicate that form throughout the tournament. They will have to deal with the loss of talisman Neymar for this contest with Switzerland but they boast plenty of depth and should be able to overcome his absence. The Swiss will give this a good go and have caused a few upsets over the past few years but this could well be a step too far for them and it would be a surprise if they were able to take any points from this contest with Brazil set to extend their winning streak to nine games.
TIP: BRAZIL TO WIN
PORTUGAL VS URUGUAY
Portugal did enough to get the better of Ghana in their opening game, even though they were given a late scare when their opponents looked set to secure a dramatic draw. They know they will need to be better as they take on a potentially dangerous side in Uruguay but they will be content with their start, unlike their opponents. Uruguay had to settle for a point against South Korea and know a loss here would be very damaging and with the South Americans keeping seven clean sheets in their last eight games, expect them to be tough to break down which should lead to a low-scoring affair.
TIP: UNDER 2.5 GOALS
