Who doesn’t want a tasty long shot parlay to win their group in the World Cup.
With those three teams serving as the anchor for the parlay, it’s time to find a few prices to chuck in to drive up the value.
France is the odds-on favorite to win Group D, but you could make a sound argument that Les Bleus are a pretty vulnerable favorite coming into this tournament. The midfield will be missing Paul Pogba and N’golo Kante, and there are question marks about how well they’ll be able to defend in transition.
Denmark , meanwhile, is returning basically the same exact lineup that made it all the way to the semifinals at last summer’s European Championships. The Danes play a very well-organized, pressing system that should give less talented teams as Australia and Tunisia fit. Should the Danes see off those two teams without much incident, they’ll be live to take down this group.Oddsmakers are pricing Group E like a toss-up between Spain and Germany , but La Furia Roja are the more complete side.
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