World Cup 2022 groups
Scrub up on all the details for the group stages in Qatar, including players to watch, roster updates, futures and expert predictions thanks to our industry-leading handicappers.
The World Cup is the biggest sporting event on the planet, with billions of dollars wagered across World Cup futures, World Cup props bets and the individual matches themselves. We’ve collated insight and advice from top soccer betting experts and handicappers to set you up, successfully betting on games at Qatar 2022.
Scrub up on all the details for the group stages in Qatar, including players to watch, roster updates, futures and expert predictions thanks to our industry-leading handicappers.
Our expert handicappers share their insight to provide picks for all the major markets. Think tournament winners, Golden Boot and some outsider picks.
On the November 25, USA and England will meet at the Al Bayt stadium in Al Khor. The USNMT has never lost to England at a World Cup – can they keep that record up?
The best World Cup 2022 prop bet picks and predictions to help you find a betting edge. We've got bets for the top teams at every stage of the tournament.
For the first time, the World Cup will be staged in the Middle East. Due to the intense heat of summer in the Gulf the tournament has been shifted to later in the year.
Qatar has constructed a string of state-of-the-art stadiums to host the matches. Their construction has even incorporated cooling technology that can reduce temperatures within stadiums significantly.
Fans around the world will tune in to watch the action in a new host venue. Many millions will enjoy online World Cup betting as a way of feeling even more involved in the exciting matches taking place in Qatar.
The Lusail Iconic Stadium, on the coast to the north of Doha, is a cutting-edge venue that can seat 80,000 spectators. The new ground is part of the development of the city of Lusail and it will have the honor of staging the World Cup final on December 18, 2022.
France won the World Cup in 2018 for the second time in their history, beating first-time finalists Croatia 4-2 in an exciting Moscow finale to a thrilling tournament. Kylian Mbappé and Antoine Griezmann, who had excelled throughout the earlier rounds, were both on target in the highest-scoring final for 52 years.
England captain Harry Kane led his side by superb example as his six goals made him the tournament’s leading scorer. Kane’s goals were key to England’s unexpected run to the semifinals and made him the first Englishman to win the Golden Boot since Gary Lineker in 1986.
Croatia weren’t among the World Cup favorites at the start of the tournament, but they made it all the way to the final. One of the main reasons was Luka Modrić, who delivered a series of wonderful performances in the Croatian midfield that displayed speed of thought and perceptive passing.
Kylian Mbappé erupted on to the global stage with a string of eye-catching performances. The French striker demonstrated his sensational pace, strength and eye for goal as he found the net four times, including once in the final, as his nation clinched a second World Cup triumph.
On the November 25, USA and England will meet at the Al Bayt stadium in Al Khor. The USNMT has never lost to England at a World Cup – can they keep that record up?
The two sides met in the 1998 World Cup in an historic fixture, with the Iranians emerging victorious in a 2-1 win. The Americans will be looking to return the favor.
With England favorites to top the group, this fixture could potentially decide who qualifies to the knock-out stages with them. It's the first game up for both teams, and it's huge.
The first game for both sides in Group F. With Belgium heavy favorites (-400 with some books), do Canada have enough to stop them?
The first ever meeting between these two teams. The finalists in the 2018 World Cup will fancy their chances against a Canada side that doesn't have a World Cup goal to its name.
The two teams last met in a friendly six years ago when Morocco winning 4-0. The Canadians have improved significantly since then and will pose a much sterner test this time round.
Mexico vs Argentina will be an entertaining battle of the Americas as the two meet on matchday two of World Cup Group C on November 26. Both will be seeking a positive result in order to strengthen their chances of progression to the knockout rounds.
Few moments in soccer are as gripping as a World Cup opener, and Mexico vs Poland in the first matchday of World Cup Group C this coming fall is a game that is sure to excite, with one of the two likely to join Argentina in progressing to the knockout rounds.
November 30 sees a potentially decisive World Cup Group C game in Mexico vs Saudi Arabia, with a place in the knockout rounds of the tournament expected to be on the line for the CONCACAF side, who should be locked in a race with Poland and perhaps even Argentina to qualify.
Team | Odds |
---|---|
Brazil | +450 |
France | +600 |
England | +600 |
Spain | +750 |
Argentina | +750 |
Germany | +1000 |
Netherlands | +1200 |
Portugal | +1200 |
Belgium | +1200 |
Denmark | +2500 |
Croatia | +4000 |
Uruguay | +5000 |
Senegal | +5000 |
Serbia | +8000 |
Switzerland | +8000 |
USA | +10000 |
Poland | +10000 |
Mexico | +10000 |
Ecuador | +15000 |
Ukraine | +15000 |
Wales | +15000 |
Ghana | +20000 |
Japan | +20000 |
Qatar | +20000 |
Morocco | +20000 |
Cameroon | +20000 |
Tunisia | +25000 |
Peru | +25000 |
Canada | +25000 |
South Korea | +30000 |
Scotland | +30000 |
Australia | +50000 |
Iran | +80000 |
Saudi Arabia | +80000 |
New Zealand | +100000 |
Costa Rica | +100000 |
UAE | +100000 |
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