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After their shock defeat to Saudi Arabia, Argentina are the heavy favourites to bounce-back in a must win game against Mexico on Saturday. Betting sites have priced Messi's men at 8/15 to get their World Cup campaign back on track. Football fans can also look forward to an interesting showdown between France and Denmark in Group D, while Tunisia…

In the 2022 World Cup's Group D, play kicks off on Tuesday, November 22, at 8:00 am ET, with the No. 10 team in the FIFA World Rankings, Denmark, taking on the 30th-ranked team, Tunisia. It's time to continue our soccer odds series with a Denmark-Tunisia prediction and pick. Both these teams have a good chance to beat the No. 38-ranked Australia…

Tunisia play France in the World Cup on Wednesday. Tunisia are hoping for better results after losing 1-0 at the World Cup against Australia. In this game, Tunisia had 58% of the ball possession and 4 of their 13 shots were on target. The opponents, Australia, made nine tries and conceded two goals. Mitchell Duke (23') scored Australia's goal. An…

Denmark will embark on yet another journey to try and lift the Coupe Du Monde trophy. The Danes have performed well in major tournaments recently, reaching the semifinals of Euro 2020 and the round of 16 at the 2018 Fifa World Cup. Group D isn't too competitive for Denmark, aside from having France in the group. Tunisia and Australia shouldn't…

Read all of Daniel Storey's World Cup 2022 group guides here here France Australia Denmark Tunisia All times GMT Denmark vs Tunisia: 1pm, Tues 22 Nov (Education City) France vs Australia: 7pm, Tues 22 Nov (Al Janoub) Tunisia vs Australia: 10am, Sat 26 Nov (Al Janoub) France vs Denmark: 4pm, Sat 26 Nov (Stadium 974) Tunisia vs France: 3pm, Weds 30…

Four years removed from their second World Cup title, the French national team lands in Doha looking to defend its crown. They'll have a bit of deja-vu as the group they headline is eerily familiar to the one they won in Russia. Didier Deschamps' squad will take on Denmark and Australia again, with Tunisia replacing Peru this time to round out…

After only qualifying for the World Cup once before 1998, Tunisia can consider themselves regulars nowadays, having qualified for five of the last seven tournaments. The Tunisian Football Federation was only founded in 1957 after they became independent from France, so their lack of qualification before the 1990s can be understood. They're been…