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League: Africa - FIFA World Cup Qualification - CAF Group A 📅 Thursday, 06 June - 22:00 Event: Egypt vs Burkina Faso 🟡 Bet on: Egypt @ 1.56 🟨 Stake 3 ❕ Burkina Faso will face Egypt and Sierra Leone as part of the 3rd and 4th rounds of the World Cup qualifiers. For these two matches, coach Brama Traoré has made controversial decisions regarding absences, such as leaving out captain and best player Bertrand Traoré (Villarreal), vice-captain Issoufou Dayo (Berkane), and first-choice goalkeeper Hervé Koffi (Charleroi). This is a huge blow, and it means that Lampé Coulibaly, the goalkeeper of Salitas from Burkina Faso Ligue 1, will be between the posts. These absences are controversial because the atmosphere within the Burkina Faso team is not good under new coach Brama Traoré, and many players disagree with his decisions. However, the federation supports him. In terms of form, they are winless in the last five games (0-2-3). Egypt knows that if they take advantage of their home ground, they will take a decisive step towards qualifying for the World Cup finals, as Burkina Faso is the only team in the group that can give them a hard time. The leader, Mohamed Salah, is available, and I think Egypt will have the upper hand in this game.

League: Africa - FIFA World Cup Qualification - CAF Group B 📅 Thursday, 06 June - 22:00 Event: Senegal vs Congo DR 🟡 Bet on: Senegal -1 goals @ 1.70 🟨 Stake 1 ❕ Senegal is probably the most consistent team in Africa. They are coming off a disappointing performance in the last Africa Cup of Nations and want to confidently finish at the top of their group in the first stage of World Cup qualifiers. In the previous round, they were “stuck” in a 0-0 away draw with Togo, and today their leader Sadio Mane is out of the squad. However, coach Aliou Cisse has enough offensive power with players like Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea), Iliman Ndiaye (Marseille), Abdallah Sima (Brighton), Cherif Ndiaye (Crvena Zvezda), and Habib Diarra (Strasbourg) to cover his absence. DR Congo is favorite for second place in the group and will primarily aim not to lose. They have two important absences in attack due to injuries of Silas (Stuttgart) and Bakambu (Betis). The last time DR Congo won against Senegal was in 1999, and I don’t believe they have any chance of achieving a positive result.

League: Asia - FIFA World Cup Qualification - AFC Group A 📅 Thursday, 06 June - 19:00 Event: Afghanistan vs Qatar 🟡 Bet on: Afghanistan +2 goals @ 1.54 🟨 Stake 1 ❕ Qatar secured qualification to the third and decisive stage of the World Cup qualifiers scheduled for the United States, Canada, and Mexico in 2026. They also reserved their place in the continental finals hosted by Saudi Arabia in 2027, topping the first group with 12 points and four consecutive victories. Coach Marquez Lopez decided to rest many of the key players after ensuring qualification. Out of the squad are Akram Afif, Almoez Ali, Mishal Barshim, Mohamed Waad, Abdulaziz Hatem, Ahmed Alaa, Tarek Salman, Khoukhi Boualem, Pedro Miguel, and Lucas Mendez. Players who recently participated in the U-23 Asian Cup in Doha and some debutants will be part of the starting lineup to gain experience. The Afghan team hopes to achieve a positive result that will maintain their chances of qualifying for the decisive stage. They currently occupy third place in the group, with four points, trailing India, who are in second place, on goal difference. They have a new coach, Ashley Westwood, who urges his players to believe in themselves in their bid to create history by advancing to the third round of the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers and securing a maiden appearance at the AFC Asian Cup. This match will be played at Prince Abdullah bin Jalawi Stadium in Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia, and I think that Afghanistan is capable of putting up strong resistance. Extra bet: +1.5 Asian Handicap Afghanistan @ 1.91

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League: World - Friendly International Matches 📅 Wednesday, 05 June - 20:00 Event: Norway vs Republic of Kosovo 🟡 Bet on: Norway -1 goals @ 1.63 🟨 Stake 2 ❕ After the disappointment of being knocked out of the Euro finals in the group stage, Ståle Solbakken’s side played two friendlies. In the first, they were defeated at home by the Czech Republic 1-2, and in the most recent, they drew 1-1 with Slovakia. There are two new additions to the squad in relation to the March call-ups. They are Bodø Glimt defender Gundersen and 20-year-old midfielder Andreas Schjelderup from Nordsjælland (on loan from Benfica), who was promoted from the U-21 team. The only important absence is striker Alexander Sørloth. After being eliminated in the Euro qualifiers, German coach Franco Foda was replaced by Slovenian Primož Gliha. The 57-year-old coach made his debut with a 1-0 win in the friendly against Armenia, but in the next friendly, he was defeated 2-0 away to Hungary. He has serious problems, especially in the midfield, because Rashica (53/12), Muslija (25/1), Krasniqi (14/1), Rrudhani (12/2), Lushaku (11/0), and Beka (6/0) are out, while the only doubtful player among those called up is the main goalkeeper Arijanet Muric (38/0) due to a virus. Ståle Solbakken is expected to “tighten the straps” after three matches without a win, and the match against Kosovo offers a good opportunity. With Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard, and many other top-quality players, Kosovo will have a super hard task to achieve a positive result at Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo. Extra bet: -1.5 handicap Norway @ 2.20

League: World - Friendly International Matches 📅 Wednesday, 05 June - 19:00 Event: Slovakia vs San Marino 🟡 Bet on: Slovakia -3 goals @ 1.55 🟨 Stake 1 ℹ The 10th group of the European Championship qualifiers had favorites (Portugal) from the beginning, so Slovakia, together with the other competitors (Luxembourg, Iceland, Bosnia, and Liechtenstein), were chasing 2nd place. Francesco Calzona’s team (also Napoli’s manager) collected 22 points, enough to secure a ticket to the final stage. They finished with a 7-1-2 record (the defeats were against the Iberians) and were very serious in their defensive duties, conceding only 8 goals. On Sunday, they welcome Wales in Trnava in their last match before the Euro, and the only absences are Valjent and Mak. San Marino had no hopes of achieving anything significant in the European Championship qualifiers and finished without a point (0-0-10 and a 3-31 goal difference). They are among the weakest teams in the European zone and, since last December, have had the Italian Roberto Cevoli on the bench. Cevoli didn’t secure a win in the friendlies against Saint Kitts and Nevis (0-0 and a 3-1 defeat), extending their winless streak in friendlies for more than 20 years (0-3-20). An additional problem for this match is the long list of important absences, including defenders Manuel Battistini (56/0), Andrea Grandoni (38/0), Dante Rossi (31/0), Roberto Di Maio (9/0), midfielders Luca Ceccaroli (20/0), Lorenzo Capicchioni (13/0), and Lorenzo Lazzari (12/1). Many players will have their first appearance in the national team. There is no doubt about who will be the winner of the match. Slovakia is preparing for the European Championship, wants to build a positive atmosphere, and the outcome depends solely on their own appetite for how high the score will be against San Marino. The match will be played at Magna Arena in Austria, which is less than 100 km from Bratislava, and many Slovakian fans are expected to be in the stands. Extra bet: -3.5 handicap Slovakia @ 2.00

League: Africa - FIFA World Cup Qualification - CAF Group H 📅 Wednesday, 05 June - 22:00 Event: Tunisia vs Equatorial Guinea 🟡 Bet on: Tunisia -1 goals @ 1.67 🟨 Stake 1 ℹ Equatorial Guinea captain Emilio Nsue, who was the top scorer at the Africa Cup of Nations held last winter, is now at the center of a major scandal that surfaced four months after the tournament. The former Mallorca and Middlesbrough player shone at the African Championship but never had the right to play for this national team during his 11-year international career. This verdict was issued by FIFA judges, who concluded that Nsue never received their permission to play for Equatorial Guinea. Nsue was born 34 years ago in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, where he played for youth teams up to the U21 level. He played three matches for Spain at the 2009 U20 World Cup and once replaced Juan Mata at the 2011 U21 Euro, where Spain became European champions. Two years later, the Equatorial Guinea Football Association requested permission from Spain for Nsue to wear their jersey, which they received, but FIFA never approved it. Additionally, FIFA has nullified two of Equatorial Guinea’s victories in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers that were played last November, in which Nsue’s goals secured the wins. Tunisia is essentially playing without an opponent now in the battle for direct qualification. They come from a poor appearance in the Africa Cup of Nations, while in the World Cup qualifiers, they won against Malawi (1-0) and Sao Tome and Principe (4-0). This is a huge shock for Equatorial Guinea, and I don’t believe they can achieve much without their best player and top scorer.