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Jon Fisher is Bet Football’s editor and a football journalist covering the Premier League, La Liga and European competitions. He has spent over a decade writing match previews, betting tips and analysis.
Both sides have won their opening two games in Group I at the FIFA World Cup 2026, Friday's clash at Gillette Stadium settles who tops it. Erling Haaland has four goals, Kylian Mbappé has four goals, and Didier Deschamps won't even be on the touchline.
Senegal need a win, and probably a big one, to keep their FIFA World Cup 2026 alive at BMO Field. Iraq arrive having conceded seven goals in two matches and with nothing left to lose.
Paraguay need a win to guarantee second place in Group D at the FIFA World Cup 2026, while Australia know a draw will do. Miguel Almirón is suspended and the Socceroos make six changes, setting up a fascinating shootout in San Francisco.
Türkiye arrive at SoFi Stadium already eliminated and goalless in two games; USA come in as Group D winners with a perfect record. Jon Fisher previews the FIFA World Cup 2026 dead rubber, with predicted lineups, team news and betting tips.
Tunisia head into this dead rubber already eliminated and without a win or a clean sheet at the FIFA World Cup 2026. Netherlands need a win to cement top spot in Group F. Everything points to a comfortable Dutch victory in Kansas City.
Japan need only a draw to advance from FIFA World Cup 2026 Group F. Sweden must win. With Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak up front and nothing to lose, this has all the ingredients of an open, high-scoring finale.
