Let’s check out the reasoning behind each of our selections.
Morocco under 5.5 corners (-188)
Morocco is a classic, well-drilled team. What that means is the North Africans are a team who like to sit in, soak up the pressure, launch on the counter and see where it gets them. And guess what? It’s got them to within a solitary point of a place in the Last 16. And if sitting in and soaking up has got them this far, then don't expect anything radically different against Canada, a team they would expect to beat but have no need to. The Moroccans have had 34 percent possession over 2 games, just 18 shots and one corner.
It’s all about picking their moments with Morocco, though they’ve not had to do anything different having never been headed so far. The bottom line is that if they continue playing how they have been then there’s no way they’ll get anywhere near 5.5 corners.
Junior Hoilett to have 1 or more shots on target (-105)
Junior Hoilett looked great when he came on as a 2nd-half substitute in a losing cause against Croatia, and should be back in the starting 11 for the Maple Leafs’ sign-off showdown at the Al Thumama Stadium.