World Cup 2026: Best Odds, Tips & Accumulator | June 26 (Day 16)

Japan to win the match (1/1)

This meeting between Japan and Sweden in Group F promises to be an intriguing one, with both sides harbouring hopes of progressing.

Japan showed up well against the Netherlands and stepped things up again in beating Tunisia and now look to be full of confidence.

For Sweden, how they react to their loss to the Dutch will be key, losing 5-1 is never easy to take but they did match their scoreline in their opening game win over Tunisia.

Confidence is key though and Japan look to have the momentum in this one and could get over the line.

🗸 Long Shot: Japan to win & BTTS (7/2)
🗸 Extra Tip: A penalty to be awarded (3/1)

Netherlands to win to nil (8/11)

Following their big win over Sweden, something drastic would have to happen here to stop the Netherlands from reaching the last 32.

They take on a Tunisian side very low on confidence, having shipped 9 goals in two games in the tournament so far.

Not only have Tunisia conceded a lot of goals but they have lacked a serious threat in forward areas too.

The Netherlands will want to clinch top spot and kick on here, with goal difference potentially coming into play and this should be all about the Dutch.

🗸 Long Shot: Netherlands to win with -3.5 goal handicap (5/1)
🗸 Extra Tip: Memphis Depay to score anytime (5/2)

The match to finish as a draw (13/10)

A pair of sides that have upset the odds somewhat in Group D meet here, as Paraguay and Australia have more than a chance of making the last 32.

In beating Turkiye, both teams have given themselves a real shot at progressing to the knockouts.

A draw would see both sides finish on four points, a tally which should be enough to see them advance as one of the 8 best third placed teams.

Cynics would say World Cup football should be played to win only but this could be a draw that suits all between Paraguay and Australia here.

🗸 Long Shot: Correct Score: 1-1 (6/1)
🗸 Extra Tip: Under 2.5 goals in the game (8/11)

The match to finish as a draw (3/1)

It has been a very disappointing World Cup for Turkiye but they have the chance to salvage some pride against the USA.

For co-hosts USA, things could not be going better and with progress and top spot assured in Group D, momentum is building behind their World Cup bid.

While Turkiye have been underwhelming, they have had over 60 shots across their two games played and they will feel something has to change soon.

This is an odd one to call, as it is essentially a dead rubber and with both teams sure to rotate, the draw could come into play.

🗸 Long Shot: Correct Score: 2-2 (10/1)
🗸 Extra Tip: Both teams to score (8/11)

France to win the match (4/6)

Two European heavyweights collide here, as Norway and France lock horns, in a battle for top spot in Group I.

Wins over Iraq and Senegal have put both sides through to the last 32 and they will be desperate to continue their winning streaks here.

France have backed up pre-tournament favourite predictions, scoring six goals across the two games and looking solid defensively.

Norway have surpassed that, with seven goals to their name but defensively they have lacked the same authority.

That could be something France exploit here and les Blues look good value to win the match.

🗸 Long Shot: France to win & BTTS (3/1)
🗸 Extra Tip: A penalty to be awarded (2/1)

Senegal to win the match (1/3)

Clinching third place will be on the agenda for Senegal and Iraq, who both struggled against Norway and France.

All of the pressure is on Senegal here, who showed up well in both defeats but their defensive frailties were ultimately costly.

Iraq meanwhile have struggled hugely in their first two fixtures but they will have been targeting this one from the start of the tournament.

This could be open, with neither side having anything to lose but Senegal have some quality players in their ranks and they should prevail.

🗸 Long Shot: Senegal to win with a -2.5 goal handicap (7/2)
🗸 Extra Tip: Ismaila Sarr to score anytime (17/10)