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Let’s check out the reasoning behind each of our selections:
Under 2.5 goals (-144)
The teams on the field on Sunday don’t have a goal between them to show for their opening efforts and no obvious grounds for thinking the script is going to read much different this time. Croatia was awful against Morocco, devoid of any creativity and limited to a couple of barely noteworthy efforts. Luka Modric, the talisman, looked old and a second game in 4 days won’t make the 37-year-old feel any younger.
Canada was able to cut Belgium open, although the Belgian defence always looked old and sub-standard. The Red Devils have is a top-10 keeper in Thibaut Courtois, though, as Alphonso Davies will testify after having his penalty kick saved. A tie wouldn’t be the worst result for either team, with the Canadians fancying their chances against Morocco, and would leave the Croats on 2 points and with their destiny in their own hands. This could be tight game.