World Cup Groups Odds & Betting Preview & Forecast Acca
The World Cup starts in Qatar in six weeks. BettingOdds.com has put together an acca with the odds and betting forecast for each group.
Qatar, Ecuador, Senegal and the Netherlands are in Group A. Qatar kick-off the World Cup with the curtain-raiser against Ecuador on November 20. The Netherlands have won 15 games in a row without defeat. Senegal will finish second in the group.
Group B has the lowest ranking according to FIFA's world ranking system. England will win the group. Wales and USA will fight it out for second place. Gareth Bale or Aaron Ramsey could be the difference between winning and losing.
Argentina haven't lost a match since the World Cup in Brazil in 2019. They are the most likely team to win the tournament. Poland are also likely to make it through to the knockout stages. Robert Lewandowski is in fine form for Barcelona.
France, Tunisia, Denmark, Australia and Brazil are in Group D. France are the second favourites behind Brazil. Denmark should be able to beat Australia, and they will follow France home.
Germany and Spain are in Group E. Costa Rica and Japan are the other teams in the group. Spain showed good form at Euro 2020. Acca see Spain going to the top of the table and Germany coming second.
Belgium, Canada, Croatia and Morocco are in Group F. Belgium's Golden Generation may be on the decline but Kevin De Bruyne is still at the peak of his powers. Croatia finished top of their group in the Nations League finals.
Brazil are the bookmakers favourites to win the World Cup in Qatar. Aleksandar Mitrovic is a striker who has scored 51 league goals in 53 league games for Fulham. Serbia, Switzerland and Cameroon are also in the group.
Portugal, Ghana, Uruguay and South Korea are in Group H. Portugal have an array of attacking talents and Manchester City's Ruben Dias and Joao Cancelo are their top defenders. Uruguay is the other team in the group.
Combining the forecast picks from each of the World Cup groups currently pays 2170/1 with bet365.
