It's a bit unfortunate. Yesterday, I suggested securing the Canadian underdog, overall capital preservation, knowing the U.S. would win. I didn't expect a 4-1 big score, and the Canada vs. Bosnia final was a 1-1 draw. But it's not a big problem; let's continue with today's analysis!


👉Any analysis is Nine's personal opinion and does not constitute any investment advice!
1⃣ First match: Qatar vs. Switzerland
In the last World Cup, Qatar performed poorly as the host, with team strength far below European powerhouses. Most players play domestically, and overall strength is weaker. Switzerland has reached the World Cup knockout stage three consecutive times, undefeated in qualifiers, with significantly improved defense. Midfielder Zaka is in stable form, and their offense is multi-faceted. The fundamentals are overall superior. The initial odds gave Switzerland a 1.5 goal threshold, later adjusted to 1.75. Qatar's defensive ability is insufficient, making it likely difficult to withstand Switzerland's attack.
In summary: Consider Switzerland to give a draw/no bet, single bet on a loss, or refer to half/full-time loss/loss.
👉 First score prediction: 0:3, second choice: 1:3
2⃣ Second match: Brazil vs. Morocco
Morocco, a semi-finalist in the last World Cup, has shown stable performance in recent years and ranks high in the world. Brazil is coached by the famous Ancelotti, with a luxurious lineup. Vinicius's breakthrough ability is highly threatening. The initial odds had Brazil giving 1 goal, later adjusted to 0.75 goals, not because of a lack of confidence in Brazil but to lower the betting heat.
In summary: Favor Brazil to win outright, avoid the draw, and consider full-time/half-time win/win.
👉 Score predictions: 2:1, 3:2
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