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10.09.2025
  • Mexico - South Korea
    When: 03:00
    Where: International Friendly Matches

    Mexico
    The Mexican national team under coach Javier Aguirre is in very strong form. In the recently completed CONCACAF Gold Cup, they dominated the tournament and won the title with a 2-1 final victory against the USA. In their last 11 matches, they recorded eight wins, only one loss, and two draws. The defense has solidified, as evidenced by the goalless draw against Japan.

    South Korea
    South Korea has already qualified comfortably for the 2026 World Cup, which allows them to increasingly field reserve players. In a recent friendly match, they defeated the USA 2-0, led by their experienced captain Son Heung-min, who scored a goal and provided an assist. The defense is very stable, conceding only one goal in the last six games.

    Injuries
    No specific injury information is available for either team.

    Head-to-Head
    The two teams have met rarely in recent years; however, both national teams show good form and strong performances in their respective continental competitions and friendlies.

    Match Prediction
    Considering the current form of both teams and the friendly nature of the match, a balanced duel is expected. Mexico is the slight favorite at home, also because South Korea is likely to experiment with an eye on the World Cup. The defensive stability of both teams suggests a close encounter. Due to Mexico’s successful history and to avoid excessive risk, we recommend the double chance bet on Mexico at a very attractive quote of 1.38.

    My Tip: Double Chance Mexico (1.38)
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  • Costa Rica - Haiti
    When: 04:00
    Where: 2026 World Cup Qualification CONCACAF, 3rd Round

    Costa Rica
    Costa Rica started the final qualification round with difficulties and could only achieve a 1-1 draw against a lower-ranked team. The team had 60% ball possession in this game and was even in a numerical advantage recently but conceded a penalty in the 81st minute, ending their eight-game winning streak. On home soil, the Ticos are especially strong, having not lost their last eight World Cup qualifier games at home and winning all five matches under coach Miguel Herrera where they led at halftime. This year, Costa Rica won all six games against Caribbean teams, most recently 2-1 against the Dominican Republic.

    Haiti
    Haiti collected a 0-0 draw in the opening match against Honduras, which is considered a good result given the significant FIFA ranking disadvantage. The team showed seven shots on goal but did not create real danger. The Haitians have not lost either of their last two away games in World Cup qualification and mostly keep their defense stable in the first half. Since 2008, they have not lost any qualifying game when scoring first in the first half. In the last three encounters with Costa Rica, they remained unbeaten, including a 2-1 victory at the 2019 Gold Cup.

    Injuries
    Costa Rica has hardly any personnel problems and could even bring new strength into the starting lineup with Joseph Mora and Manfred Ugalde. Haiti also misses no key players; Alexander Pierre is in goal, while Dukens Nazon and Carlens Arcus are expected to strengthen the offense.

    Direct Encounters
    The teams have faced each other several times in recent years. Costa Rica dominated the home games in World Cup qualification, while Haiti remained unbeaten in the last three matches and even won an away game at the 2019 Gold Cup. Overall, Costa Rica has the upper hand at home, but Haiti uses its chances efficiently and is a tough opponent.

    Match Prediction
    Costa Rica will want to make use of the home advantage to correct the unexpected opening defeat. With a strong defense and high ball possession, the team will control the game and create chances in front of the opponent's goal. Haiti relies on quick counterattacks and tries to score early, but often lacks consistency in offense. Therefore, it is likely that Costa Rica will capitalize on some opportunities and keep their own defense stable. The experience and performance in key phases favor a home win for the Central Americans, although Haiti will not let the score get too high.

    My tip: Costa Rica win (1.68)
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  • Honduras - Nicaragua
    When: 04:00
    Where: World Cup Qualifiers 2026, CONCACAF, 3rd Round

    Honduras
    Honduras is going through a difficult phase: The team has not won any of the last 15 matches in the final round of World Cup qualifying. In the first game, despite 56% ball possession, they drew 0-0 against Haiti, allowing seven shots on goal. In the last three games across all competitions, Honduras scored only one goal and failed to score in the last two matches. Coach Reynaldo Rueda is relying on a return to their usual form at home, where Honduras has always dominated the second qualifying rounds so far. Historically, Honduras is strong against Nicaragua: 14 encounters without defeat, with 49 goals scored and only 9 conceded. Key players are Anthony Lozano, Andy Najar, goalkeeper Edy Menjivar, as well as David Ruiz, who returns after almost a year’s break.

    Nicaragua
    Nicaragua drew hope from their first match, as they managed to equalize in Costa Rica despite being numerically outnumbered in the closing stages. However, the team has not lost their last four away games and conceded goals in two of those, including a heavy 0-3 defeat against Panama. Coach Marco Antonio Figueroa Monteiro hopes for stable performances; the team hasn’t lost two consecutive games since March and scored at least one goal in three of the last four matches. At home, Nicaragua has won nine matches when scoring the first goal, demonstrating psychological strength with an early lead. Jason Coronel is suspended and missing, while Juan Barrera will play his 100th international match.

    Injuries
    Honduras has no significant injuries and will field almost its best team. Nicaragua has to do without Jason Coronel due to a red card suspension, weakening their defense, but Barrera and other key players are available.

    Head-to-Head
    Honduras has been unbeaten against Nicaragua for 14 matches, scoring 49 goals and conceding only 9. Nicaragua’s last win dates back to March 1965. In their last meeting in 2020, Nicaragua had good chances, but Honduras equalized 1-1 in stoppage time.

    Game Prediction
    Honduras will be the better and more active team on home soil. They have more quality and experience, especially in attack, where they generally perform more consistently after falling behind. Nicaragua relies on quick counterattacks and set pieces but struggles to create good chances and defend a lead. Historical encounters and the current form trend clearly favor Honduras to take control of the game, create more chances, and score at least two goals without conceding. Therefore, a win for Honduras is the most likely outcome.

    My tip: Honduras win (1.33)
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  • Moldotschno - Neman Grodno
    When: 16:00
    Where: Belarus. Vysshaya Liga

    Moldotschno
    Moldotschno currently occupies the last place (16th) in the table with only 7 points from 19 games. The team is deeply entrenched in the relegation battle, with a record of 2 wins, 1 draw, and 16 losses, as well as a disastrous goal difference of 11:42. The defense is extremely vulnerable, and the offense shows hardly any punch. The team appears tactically disorganized, mostly acting improvised, and has only won one of the last five games while losing four. Especially the weak midfield work and lack of support for the defense cause Moldotschno to concede many goals and create hardly any chances of their own. At home, the pressure tends to have a burdensome effect, negatively impacting performance.

    Neman Grodno
    Neman Grodno currently stands in 8th place with 28 points and a solid record of 9 wins, 1 draw, and 5 losses with a goal difference of 23:10. The team shows good form in the league with four wins in the last five games and has a stable defense. Despite recent heavy Europa Cup losses against significantly stronger opponents, Neman shows confidence in the domestic league and plays organized football with quick transitions through the wings. The defense is well coordinated and defensively stable, supported especially by aggressive pressing in the central midfield. Neman is considered the clear favorite against Moldotschno, playing with a disciplined and purposeful style.

    Injuries
    No information about injuries or suspensions has been provided, so we assume all players are available.

    Head-to-head
    There is no data on direct encounters between Moldotschno and Neman Grodno, suggesting such meetings are rare or have not taken place for a long time. The prediction is therefore based on the current form and statistics of the teams.

    Match prediction
    The situation is quite clear: Moldotschno is in a sporting crisis with a weak defense and limited offensive capabilities, while Neman Grodno is an established mid-table team currently in good form. Given Moldotschno’s defense and Neman’s disciplined performance, it is expected that Neman will control the game and concede very little. Furthermore, Moldotschno’s weak offense speaks against a goal by the hosts. Thus, the bet "Both teams to score: No" at odds of 1.48 appears to be a very attractive and sensible option, as Neman will likely keep a clean sheet while Moldotschno will barely create dangerous chances.

    My tip: Both teams to score: No (1.48)
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  • Bolivia - Brazil
    When: 01:30
    Where: Qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, South America

    Bolivia
    Bolivia is currently in eighth place in the standings, just one point behind seventh-placed Venezuela. Under coach Óscar Villegas, the team has recorded five wins, two draws, and ten losses. In the last away game, there was a clear 0-3 defeat against Colombia, making the task of collecting points in the final game more difficult. The focus is on midfield stability with players like Robson Mateus, Erwin Vaca, and Gabriel Villamil. In attack, Panayagua, Migelito, and Algarana are expected to pose a threat.

    Brazil
    Brazil secured early qualification for the 2026 World Cup and enters the match as the favorite with strong form and 28 points. Under Carlo Ancelotti, they have demonstrated convincing performances, including a 3-0 home win against Chile. In this match, they are missing some key players such as Vinícius Júnior, Rodrygo, and Casemiro (suspended). Substitutes like Paquetá, Lino, Richarlison, and the experienced goalkeeper Alisson will start. Brazil aims to dominate the game mainly through fast wing play and combination football through the center.

    Injuries
    Bolivia will field almost their best lineup without notable absences. Brazil, however, must do without Casemiro due to suspension, and several players including Neymar, Éder Militão, and other injured key players are missing. Coach Ancelotti uses this opportunity to test squad depth and makes several changes in the starting lineup.

    Head-to-Head
    Brazil’s last defeat against Bolivia dates back to October 2009. In the seven subsequent matches, Brazil won five times convincingly, with the last four encounters resulting in an aggregate score of 17-1 in favor of the Seleção. Even though Bolivia has the home advantage due to the altitude in El Alto, the visitors have traditionally dominated.

    Match Prediction
    Bolivia faces a difficult task as they need three points to maintain realistic chances of qualifying for the intercontinental playoffs. The altitude and Brazil’s superior playing quality further complicate this endeavor. Brazil will control the game, seek quick offensive actions through the wings, and apply pressure through the center with varied tactics. Bolivia will try to counterattack, but the individual class and experience of the Brazilians will likely make the difference. This suggests a match with at least two goals, which makes the bet on “Over 1.5 goals” very attractive.

    My Tip: Over 1.5 goals (1.30)
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  • Chile - Uruguay
    When: 01:30
    Where: South America Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup

    Chile
    The Chilean national team is going through a difficult phase and has only managed two wins in 17 qualification matches so far, including four draws and eleven losses. After the resignation of coach Ricardo Gareca in June, interim coach Nicolás Córdova is in charge of the team, but so far without noticeable improvement. The offense shows weakness, especially since the last five matches have remained goalless. Absences include defender Benjamín Kuscevic and midfielder Darío Osorio, among others. The team must play at home and try to capitalize on home advantages.

    Uruguay
    Uruguay has already qualified securely for the 2026 World Cup and stands third in the group with seven wins, six draws, and four losses. Away, the team has not been optimal but secured an important 2-0 victory against Argentina. For the match in Chile, the absence of Matías Olivera is threatened, while Ronald Araújo, Nahitan Nández, and Darwin Núñez could return after serving their suspensions. The team is experienced and can impress with players like Giorgian de Arrascaeta and Federico Viñas in the attack.

    Injuries
    Chile: Benjamín Kuscevic, Darío Osorio Uruguay: Matías Olivera

    Head-to-Head
    Uruguay dominates the recent history against Chile with four wins in the last five matches, including a 3-1 home victory in September 2023. Chile has not scored a goal in the last five encounters, highlighting the current offensive difficulties.

    Game Prediction
    Given the current form and personnel situation, a controlled game by Uruguay is to be expected. Chile will find it difficult to break through the well-organized defense of the visitors and score goals themselves. The likelihood of a high-scoring game is low, especially as both teams are expected to play cautiously. Therefore, the bet on under 2.5 goals with odds of 1.50 is highly recommended.

    My tip: Under 2.5 goals (1.50)
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  • Peru - Paraguay
    When: 01:30
    Where: South America 2026 World Cup Qualification

    Peru
    Peru is going through a difficult phase in the World Cup qualifiers. After the dismissal of Juan Reynoso, interim coach Óscar Ibáñez took over, under whose leadership Peru has only achieved one victory so far – a 3-1 win against Bolivia. This was followed by four goalless matches, including a 0-3 defeat in Uruguay. The team stands ninth with 12 points and still has no chances for a playoff ticket. However, Peru shows strong form at home with only one defeat in the last 11 home games. Due to injuries, Erick Noriega and Kevin Quevedo are missing, which has led to rearrangements in midfield. The starting lineup could be Galesse; Advíncula, Garcés, Abram, López; Cabrera, González, Prettel, Yotún, Rivera; Ramos.

    Paraguay
    Paraguay has qualified for the 2026 World Cup for the first time since 2010. Under Gustavo Alfaro, they recently secured a 0-0 draw against Ecuador, which secured the World Cup ticket. Their away record is weak, with only two wins on foreign ground since June 2021. Injuries force them to forgo Julio Enciso and Fabián Balbuena. The attack is formed by Antonio Sanabria and Ronaldo Martínez, while Gustavo Gómez and Omar Alderete play in defense. The probable starting lineup is Fernández; Cáceres, G. Gómez, Alderete, Alonso; Sosa, D. Gómez, Cubas, Almirón; Sanabria, Martínez.

    Injuries
    Peru is missing Erick Noriega and Kevin Quevedo, leading to changes in midfield and the left side. Paraguay must do without Julio Enciso and Fabián Balbuena, weakening attack and defense.

    Head-to-head
    The teams have met several times in qualifiers and friendlies. Peru holds advantages on home soil, while Paraguay is inconsistent away. Recent encounters often ended with narrow results or draws, highlighting the need for concentration.

    Match prediction
    Peru can leverage home advantage with a stable defense plus quick counterattacks via players like Ramos and Yotún. Paraguay, although qualified for the World Cup, shows away weaknesses and has limited options due to injuries. The game is expected to have a moderate tempo with cautious midfield play and few clear chances. Peru will attack down the wings through Rivera and Advíncula, while Paraguay relies on set pieces and positional play. The higher motivation of the hosts could be decisive. Overall, a low-scoring game is anticipated.

    My tip: Under 2.5 goals (1.35)
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  • Venezuela - Colombia
    When: 01:30
    Where: South America 2026 World Cup Qualification

    Venezuela
    Venezuela currently occupies seventh place in the South American World Cup qualification with four wins, six draws, and seven losses from 17 matches. The recent results have been inconsistent, most recently losing 0-3 to Argentina in Buenos Aires, highlighting the gap to the leaders. Nevertheless, they are only one point ahead of Bolivia and thus have a chance for the intercontinental playoffs. Key players are striker Salomón Rondón, who aims to extend his goal record for the national team, as well as midfielders Jorge Arrieta and Yeferson Soteldo, who hope for a starting spot after their appearances in the last game. A possible lineup is: Romo; Arámburu, Navarro, Ángel, Ferraresi; Cáceres, Arrieta, Bello; Savarino, Soteldo, Rondón.

    Colombia
    Colombia has already secured qualification for the World Cup after recently beating Bolivia 3-0 at home. James Rodríguez scored the opening goal in the first half, while John Córdoba and Juan Fernando Quintero scored in the second half. However, the team has shown less consistency away from home, winning only one of eight qualification matches. Notable are Luis Díaz with five goals in the last ten games and the returning Daniel Muñoz and Kevin Castaño after suspensions. The likely lineup for this game: Vargas; Muñoz, Sánchez, Lucumí, Mojica; Lerma, Castaño; Arias, Rodríguez, Díaz; Córdoba.

    Injuries
    Venezuela's José Martínez, who has missed three games for Corinthians, is questionable. Colombia must do without Cucho Hernández and John Durán, which likely secures John Córdoba a spot in the offense.

    Head-to-head
    Colombia dominates the direct encounters against Venezuela with five wins and three draws in the last eight matches. The last meeting ended in 2023 with a narrow 1-0 away win for Colombia. Venezuela has only recently beaten Colombia during the 2015 Copa América group stage, putting additional pressure on the hosts.

    Match Prediction
    The upcoming match promises to be a balanced encounter. Colombia is motivated despite their secured World Cup qualification but has no outstanding away results, which might limit their attacking fervor. Venezuela wants to hold their own on home turf, relying on Rondón’s experience and Soteldo’s dynamism. A high-scoring, close game with chances on both sides is expected, possibly ending in a draw or a narrow win for the hosts. Due to the home advantage and the pressure they need to secure a playoff spot, we recommend the bet Double Chance Venezuela with odds of 1.35.

    My Tip: Double Chance Venezuela (1.35)
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  • Jamaica - Trinidad and Tobago
    When: 02:00
    Where: 2026 World Cup Qualification CONCACAF Round 3

    Jamaica
    Jamaica started the final phase of World Cup qualifying with a lot of confidence and clearly controlled the game against Bermuda with a 4-0 victory. Under the leadership of Steve McClaren, the team won two of the last three official matches, scoring 12 goals in 13 games. At their home Independence Park, the Reggae Boyz have remained unbeaten in the last four qualifying matches, scored goals in both of the two previous Round 2 games, and conceded no goals. The squad, including striker Shamar Nicholson as well as Damien Lowe, Renaldo Cephas, and Casey Palmer, shows depth and flexibly varies its attacking strategies to control the tempo across the entire 90 minutes.

    Trinidad and Tobago
    Trinidad and Tobago, on the other hand, has problems in attack, scoring one or fewer goals in six of their last seven games. Despite these difficulties, the team under Dwight Yorke remained unbeaten in the last two games and earned away points in this phase for the first time since 2009. When they scored in the first half, they did not lose any game in 2025, indicating a strong halftime performance. New additions like Justin Obikwu, Jerrin Jacky, and Kobi Henry, who strengthens the defense, are expected to help solidify defensive work while Garcia and Molino lead the offense.

    Injuries
    Both teams are nearly at full strength. Jamaica's key player Shamar Nicholson is available, as are his attacking partners Lowe, Cephas, and Palmer. Trinidad and Tobago report no injury concerns, with goalkeeper Denzil Smith fit after a clean sheet performance.

    Head-to-Head
    Jamaica won the last two direct encounters against Trinidad and Tobago, most recently with a late winner in the 94th minute at the Unity Cup. Overall, Trinidad lost four of the last six matches against Jamaica, although they remained unbeaten on Jamaica's soil in the last three games. Home strength and taking advantage of opponents' mistakes are clear advantages for Jamaica.

    Match Prediction
    Jamaica presents itself in excellent form, with a strong home record and a versatile offensive tactic creating chances across all field areas. Trinidad and Tobago scores mainly defensively but struggles in finishing, limiting their goal-scoring opportunities. History and current form clearly favor Jamaica, who as hosts are likely to dominate the match and win with a narrow lead. A 1-0 victory for Jamaica seems like a logical continuation of their recent successful qualification games.

    My tip: Jamaica win (1.40)
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  • Ecuador - Argentina
    When: 01:00
    Where: Qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup – South America

    Ecuador
    The Ecuadorian national team has navigated World Cup qualification confidently despite a three-point deduction at the start. Under the leadership of Sebastián Beccacece, the team showed particular stability in defense, conceding only five goals in 17 matches. However, the offense has failed to score in the last four games, continuing to raise questions about their punch. The main attacking threat remains Enner Valencia, who aims to extend his record of 46 international goals. In midfield, Alan Franco returned after suspension, while Moisés Caicedo’s availability is still uncertain. New defensive combinations are forming, with Piero Hincapié and William Pacho as well as full-backs Joel Ordóñez and Pervis Estupiñán securing the flanks.

    Argentina
    Argentina completed qualification with an impressive record: 12 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses. Lionel Messi played his last home game in this qualification, shining with goals against Venezuela. Without him, Lautaro Martínez now takes the leading role in attack. Cristian Romero’s injury threatens the defense, with Leonardo Balerdi providing reinforcement. Alexis Mac Allister is also ready after his late return from club duty. Argentina is the highest-scoring team in qualification with 31 goals and plans to demonstrate its offensive strength in this match as well.

    Injuries
    Moisés Caicedo’s participation is doubtful for Ecuador. Argentina must do without Lionel Messi and Cristian Romero; otherwise, the coaching staff has all players available.

    Head-to-Head
    In the last eight meetings between Ecuador and Argentina, Argentina has won six times and there have been two draws. Ecuador’s last win against Argentina is a long time ago – in June 2009, they achieved a 2-0 home victory in a World Cup qualifier.

    Match Prediction
    Ecuador presents itself as a solid defensive team that knows how to strongly limit the opponent’s chances. The offense has recently struggled and is underperforming, reducing the chances of many goals. Argentina, on the other hand, has a very strong offense and a deep squad that still offers high quality despite absences. It’s expected that Ecuador will opt for a defensive tactic while Argentina patiently tries to break down the defense. Given Ecuador’s stable defense and both teams’ recently weaker attacking performances, much points toward a low number of goals. Therefore, betting on under 2.5 goals is especially recommended.

    My Tip: Under 2.5 goals (1.35)
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