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prediction, 05 Jul 2010

Both of these teams came from a goal down to book their place in the World Cup semi-finals, but which team will be featuring at Soccer City on 11th July?

The answer is probably the Netherlands, who finally demonstrated their true potential with a second-half performance against Brazil full of attacking intent and tough tackling. They will once again approach this... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 05 Jul 2010

Die Mannschaft have slotted four goals past England and Argentina during the 2010 World Cup, although the bookmakers continue to make them the outsiders for Wednesday’s semi-final against Spain. Germany look like a team on a mission to win this World Cup and should avoid defeat in what will be a repeat of the Euro 2008 final.

Although Thomas Muller will be... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 02 Jul 2010

Once again, we will witness the world’s best passing team try to break down stubborn opposition and it might take a while for Spain to achieve the breakthrough. After all, you can’t fault a Paraguay team that have only conceded one goal in the entire tournament, although their opposition has been questionable.

Slovakia, Italy, New Zealand and Japan have all shown themselves to... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 30 Jun 2010

For just the third time in World Cup history, an African team has made it to the quarter finals of the competition, with Ghana following in the footsteps of Cameroon (1990) and Senegal (2002). This has been achieved by having a resolute defence that has conceded just three goals in the four games played in South Africa.

Therefore, while Kevin Prince-Boateng... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 30 Jun 2010

It’s impossible to predict anything other than a Brazilian win in Port Elizabeth on Friday afternoon. They comfortably came through the so-called ‘Group of Death’ and made short work of a vibrant Chile team on Monday night, thanks to some solid defending and quick attacking play.

As England might care to learn, the five-time winners are stronger as a unit than when... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 30 Jun 2010

Are the Argentines being overrated by the media and the bookmakers? They came through Group B with flying colours, although Nigeria, South Korea and Greece were not great teams and La Albiceleste were also fortunate that Carlos Tevez’s offside goal was allowed to stand against Mexico.

Perhaps Diego Maradona’s team will get their first real test on Saturday when they meet... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 28 Jun 2010

It’s an all-Iberian clash at the Greenpoint Stadium in Cape Town and it could be a lot closer than the odds suggest. While Spain recovered from a Group H defeat against Switzerland to top the section, they still look vulnerable defensively, with Chile creating plenty of first-half chances against them on Friday before being reduced to ten men.

There’s also a big question mark over the form... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 28 Jun 2010

Japan’s Keisuke Honda had a field day against Denmark on Thursday, helping his team to score three goals, despite only needing a draw to go through from Group E. However, the Blue Samurai might have bigger problems when it comes to breaking down Paraguay.

Gerardo Martino’s team only conceded one goal during their Group F matches and that was an uncharacteristic mistake from goalkeeper Justo Villar. Aside... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 28 Jun 2010

The Dutch are now unbeaten in over 20 games and they have a 100% record in the World Cup at the moment. Bert van Marwijk’s team have not been specialising in spectacular performances, although it’s all about being effective in this tournament, with Mark van Bommel and Nigel de Jong protecting the defence superbly.

While the Slovaks slotted three goals home against Italy, they should have a... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 28 Jun 2010

It’s a shame that the match in Johannesburg might be spoilt by suspensions. While Kaka is back for Brazil after that red card against the Ivory Coast, Chile will have to cope without Gary Medel, Waldo Ponce and Marco Estrada, whose foul play against Spain causes them to miss one of the biggest games in the country’s history.

While manager Marcelo Bielsa will still encourage his team... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 25 Jun 2010

Sven-Goran Eriksson admitted that Brazil were a class apart from the Ivory Coast on Sunday, although perhaps we should avoid backing Dunga’s team to win this final Group G game. They need only a draw to finish top of the section and second place might be preferable depending on what happens in Group H later that day.

Kaka will be missing through suspension and Elano might also... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 25 Jun 2010

A draw will be enough to see the Netherlands claim top spot in Group E and that’s why the bookmakers are prepared to offer bigger odds about the Dutch triumphing in Cape Town. However, manager Bert van Marwijk will want his team to keep the momentum going and they have the attacking weaponry to make life difficult for their African opponents.

While it’s not clear as... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

It’s something of a surprise to see Ghana as marginal outsiders for this match with most bookmakers, especially as they should have finished top of Group D after missing two glorious chances to score against Germany on Wednesday night.

Milovan Rajevac’s team will be flying the flag for Africa on Saturday night and they seem like a powerful and energetic team that are hard... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

Forget Brazil, Spain, Argentina or Italy. It’s Uruguay who have kept the most clean sheets in the World Cup to date, with La Celeste shutting out France, South Africa and Mexico to finish top of Group A. While they were only defensive against the French, Diego Lugano and Diego Godin are making sure that goalkeeper Fernando Muslera has little do in between the sticks.

There’s a... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

Chile manager Marcelo Bielsa has claimed that his team will adopt a typically attacking formation for this final Group H match in Pretoria, although it remains to be seen whether their customary 3-3-1-3 line-up will be in operation. Star striker Humberto Suazo was withdrawn at half-time against Switzerland and he might be on the bench as the south Americans look to try and get a draw.

Spain... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

Incredibly, Italy will probably go through to the last sixteen with three draws, although they will be desperate to win this match and have an outside chance of avoiding Holland in the last sixteen. The Azzurri have been disappointing in both of their other Group F matches, especially in defence where they have been slack with set pieces.

While it’s tempting to argue that the Italians are... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

New Zealand proved against Italy that their previous 1-1 draw against Slovakia was not a fluke. The All Whites were expected to be the whipping boys in Group F, although they go into this match in Polokwane with a genuine chance of going through to the last sixteen.

However, manager Ricki Herbert admits that the team are short on quality and this might be in evidence against... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

Despite scoring against Brazil on Sunday, it appears that Didier Drogba is not fully fit after his fractured arm, although that shouldn’t stop the Cote d’Ivoire from comfortably winning this match the Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit.

An opening game against Portugal looked as though it would give the Elephants a chance of qualifying, irrespective of what happened against Brazil, although the Iberians’ 7-0 rout of the People’s... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

How do you turn a defensively-minded team into one that wants to score lots of goals? Especially with record scorer Alexander Frei missing injured and Valon Behrami out suspended? That’s the problem that’s affecting Ottmar Hitzfeld as he looks for a way to score at least two goals against Honduras without conceding.

After all, the central American side kept things tight against Chile to the extent where... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

Will England come to life after a selection of poor performances during the group stage? While the nation seems to think that Fabio Capello’s team can go all the way after beating Slovenia 1-0, they have not played particularly well in South Africa and big improvement is needed if they are to win in Bloemfontein.

Indeed, it’s puzzling to see the bookmakers quoting Germany at a bigger... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

While we can’t be sure who will win this game, it’s logical to assume the match at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium will be a low-scoring affair. Danish goalkeeper Thomas Sorenson has already spoken about how the team will need to be patient as they search for a way to break down a spirited and defensive Japan side.

The Blue Samurai achieved a 1-0 victory against Cameroon... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 24 Jun 2010

Sunday’s second last sixteen match takes place at Soccer City and Mexico will be looking for revenge after being beaten by Argentina at this stage four years ago. While Javier Aguirre’s team deserved to qualify from Group A, they have a couple of flaws which might result in them being second best against Diego Maradona’s team.

Defensively, they are prone to making silly errors, as they demonstrated... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

There's an exciting 'winner takes all' match taking place at Soccer City in Johannesburg on Wednesday night and it's surprising to see Ghana available at such a big price. After all, the Black Stars have managed four points from their opening two games and their physical style should mean that the Germans are in for a battle.

Miroslav Klose will be suspended for Germany and a failure... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

It's hard to see beyond a Serbia victory, especially after that win over Germany will have filled Radomir Antic's team with confidence. The White Eagles were transformed from the team that had laboured for long periods against Ghana, with Dejan Stankovic driving them forward and illustrating why he was part of Inter's Champions League winning team.

Milan Jovanovic and Milos Krasic were also superb during the game and... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

The States were seething with a sense of injustice after a perfectly good goal was scrubbed out by the Malian referee against Slovenia, although Bob Bradley will also be a) disappointed that his team went 2-0 down and b) delighted with the character shown to draw 2-2. Therefore, they will carry some momentum into this match and Michael Bradley illustrated in the last match that America... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

As Billy Ocean once sang "when the going gets tough, the tough get going" and so it might prove for England on Wednesday afternoon. It's hard to explain how world class players such as Wayne Rooney, Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard performed so badly on Friday night, although a change of personnel and formation could help change fortunes. John Terry has shaken things up by insisting... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

Despite losing both of their Group B matches, Nigeria have actually played well during the World Cup and that 1-0 defeat against Argentina in Johannesburg might be as close as anyone gets to the Albiceleste this summer. While the Super Eagles deserved to lose that particular match, they were firmly in control against Greece before a moment of stupidity led to Sani Kaita being sent off.

The midfielder... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

Perhaps we should be careful when it comes to lumping on Argentina to win this final Group B match in Polokwane. Diego Maradona's team are now the favourites to win the World Cup, although we should note that a) they have only beaten Nigeria and South Korea thus far and b) we might see many star names rested for this game. Not that Diego Milito and... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

Kagisho Dikgacoi and Itumeleng Khune will be missing for the hosts in this final group match, something that must be especially galling for the midfielder as his home town is Bloemfontein. It gives Carlos Alberto Parreira a problem in that South Africa aren't blessed with quality in their starting XI and any squad depth is limited. Nevertheless, the team spirit harnessed by captain Aaron Mokoena is... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

Mexico have a decision to make on Tuesday night when they line up for their final group game in Rustenburg. Do they go for the three points which would ensure they finish top of Group A, or do Javier Aguirre's team bite the bullet and accept that a draw will see them through to the last sixteen and a match-up with Argentina. It's possible that... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 21 Jun 2010

Spain have received a lot of criticism for their performance against the Swiss, although there wasn't a lot wrong with La Furia Roja apart from their inability to put the ball into the net. This should change when they take to the field at Ellis Park on Monday night, with the Euro 2008 champions likely to produce an attacking display of football which will surely prove... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

This match at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein might not be one for the purists, with both teams eyeing second place in Group F behind Italy. Both sides took their lead in their respective opening matches, although were undone by corners.

Aside from that, Paraguay were pretty successful at keeping Italy at bay throughout the match and they could well stave off the threat of... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

We are accustomed to seeing Italy prosper from set pieces, although they were undone by a free-kick against Paraguay and it required a goalkeeping error for them to level matters in the opening Group F match.

However, we should expect them to keep a clean sheet against New Zealand, with the All Whites having lots of possession but offering little going forward against Slovakia until a late... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

North Korea made Brazil look like a very ordinary team at Ellis Park on Tuesday, although that hasn’t stopped the bookies from making Dunga’s team strong favourites to land another maximum haul against the Elephants.

The south Americans boast an excellent defence, although the midfield pairing of Felipe Melo and Gilberto Silva are primarily responsible for protecting the defence rather than foraging forward and that puts... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

It was mission accomplished for both of these teams in the first match, with Holland managing a relatively comfortable victory against Denmark on Monday. While everyone is talking about the return of Arjen Robben to the starting line-up, it was Eljero Elia who caught the eye as a second half substitute and manager Bert Van Marwijk might turn to the Hamburg player and decide to give... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

Confidence is a huge thing in football and that’s why we should expect the Black Stars to land another victory at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg. Ghana played very well against Serbia, with the African team controlling the match and getting their rewards when Asamoah Gyan slotted home a late penalty.

They don’t appear to be missing Michael Essien too much and we shouldn’t forget that... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

It’s possible that Denmark could have achieved a goalless draw with Holland if Simon Poulsen hadn’t headed the ball into Daniel Agger at the start of the second half. The own goal undid all the good work that had been achieved in the first half, although Morten Olsen will be encouraged by how much his team limited the Netherlands on Monday.

The manager will hope... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

The bookies make the Americans favourite to win at Ellis Park on Friday night, although there shouldn’t be much between these teams, both of whom will feel they have a chance of making the last sixteen after encouraging first game results.

Slovenia edged matters against Algeria and are likely to employ the same ‘safety-first’ tactics which saw them concede just four goals in World Cup qualifying and... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

Perhaps we didn’t see the real Serbia in their opening Group D match on Sunday. Despite having classy players in every department, it was a stuttering performance from Raddy Antic’s team, who cannot afford to lose in Port Elizabeth on Friday night.

While the bookmakers have pushed their odds on victory right out, this might be an overreaction to Ghana’s 1-0 win and also Germany’s 4-0 victory... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 17 Jun 2010

England thought that the appointment of Fabio Capello would help to enhance their chances of winning a second World Cup, although it was a stuttering performance against USA which only saw the Three Lions manage a draw. Therefore, it’s imperative that they take all three points from this contest, especially as Germany are likely to play the runner-up in Group C.

England should be too strong... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

The pre-tournament favourites for the 2010 World Cup finally get the chance to prove their worth on Wednesday and the crowd at the Moses Mabhida Stadium should be treated to a rich brand of attacking football. Anyone who questioned Spain's credentials only had to witness their recent 6-0 demolition of Poland to see that Vicente Del Bosque's team will take some stopping in South Africa.

While Fernando Torres... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

The Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit could witness a few goals on Wednesday afternoon, especially with an attack-minded Chile in town. Marcelo Bielsa's team could be a breath of fresh air in the World Cup due to their unique attacking approach, which sees La Roja play three in defence, three in midfield and three in attack.

It appears as though star Chilean striker Humberto Suazo is going... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

They might not be favourites to win the 2010 World Cup, although the Selecao are ranked number one in the world and should take some stopping in South Africa. Kaka appears to be returning to form at the right time, while Luis Fabiano and Robinho are possibly on a par with Torres and Villa when it comes to a dangerous strike pairing.

We can be fairly confident... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

The Ivory Coast are trying to put a brave face on it, although Didier Drogba is highly unlikely to play against Portugal after injuring his arm in a friendly against Japan. The Chelsea forward is hugely important to the team, although he will have to watch the Elephants try and get something from the game in Port Elizabeth.

Portugal are also missing a key player in Nani,... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

During the 2006 World Cup, Italy adopted a typically cautious approach to matches, with all three of their group games yielding two goals or less. Against Ghana and Czech Republic, the team managed 2-0 victories and we could well see something similar at the Greenpoint Stadium on Monday.

Indeed, Paraguay coach Gerardo Martino clearly regards the match against the Azzurri as a 'bonus game', with the south... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

It's entirely possible that Cameroon might prove too strong for their opponents when the teams meet at Bloemfontein on Monday. It's a worrying sign for Japan that they have hastily arranged a friendly with Zimbabwe just days before this match takes place, with Takeshi Okada still looking for his best starting XI and formation.

While the Indomitable Lions may not have won any of their pre-World Cup friendlies,... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

The money continues to come for the Netherlands on the outright market, although first matches at the World Cup are often cagey and Ladbrokes' 1.57 offers little in the way of value about Bert van Marwijk's team winning in Johannesburg on Monday. This is especially when you consider that the excellent Arjen Robben has been ruled out with a hamstring injury.

Better instead to look at backing a... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

The Germans go into this tournament without Michael Ballack, a player that has featured for the team in the past five major competitions. It's clear that they are a weaker outfit without the Chelsea midfielder, although Bastian Schweinsteiger's conversion from wide man to a central role has happened at precisely the right time.

The Bayern Munich player stepped up to the plate with a recent brace against Bosnia... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

Friendly matches leading up to the World Cup can often be misleading, although it certainly appears that Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac has been setting up his team not to concede goals or lose matches. The Black Stars' last four competitive games all finished with a 1-0 scoreline and they have also been involved in recent goalless draws with Malawi and Angola.

The Ghanaians will deploy a 4-2-3-1 formation... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 13 Jun 2010

There are many reasons for thinking that the Slovenians will prove too strong for their opponents at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane. For a start, they finished comfortably ahead of Poland and Czech Republic in qualifying, while Matjaz Kek's team also beat Slovakia home and away to finish second in the group. It's worth noting that just four goals were conceded in ten games and... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 09 Jun 2010

Bet365 er en af de bookmakere som giver de bedste odds på Frankrig (2.20), men det er svært at blive begejstret for franskmændene i denne kamp. De endte på andenpladsen bag Serbien i kvalifikationen, og de havde heldet med sig da de slog Irland ud i play-off-kampen. Deres vej til VM kan altså ikke kategoriseres som prangende.

Mens Zinedine Zidane var Frankrigs inspiration bag deres flotte... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 09 Jun 2010

De to hold skyder VM-slutrunden 2010 i gang fredag den 11. juni, og vi kan godt komme til at se en værtsnation i vanskelligheder. Mexico er det hold som spiller den bedste fodbold i gruppe A for tiden. For nyligt slog de Gambia 5-1 og fulgte kampen op med en 2-1 sejr over de tidligere verdensmestre Italien.

Javier Aguirre har skabt et meget angrebslystent fodboldhold, men... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 09 Jun 2010

England have had a few problems going into the World Cup and it’s probably best to avoid backing them at the 1.50 available with Ladbrokes and bwin that they beat the USA in Rustenburg. A draw won’t be a bad result for the Three Lions in this opening match, with both teams looking to avoid defeat ahead of matches against... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 09 Jun 2010

It appears that bookmakers and punters alike have forgotten how much difficulty Argentina had when it came to qualifying for the 2010 World Cup. The Albiceleste are third favourites on the outright market and this must surely be down to the fact that the squad is studded with brilliant strikers, most of whom will be warming the bench.

Indeed, don’t expect... Læs mere >>

 
prediction, 09 Jun 2010

The Greeks have never won a World Cup finals match, nor have they ever scored a goal in this competition. Their only previous appearance was in 1994, although they have won Euro 2004 since then and have made great strides under manager Otto Rehhagel.

Nevertheless, Greece required a play-off victory against Ukraine to reach South Africa and recent friendly results suggest... Læs mere >>

 

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