Our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to back a Germany win by a single goal at $3.25.

Kicking off at 1.30pm, which will be 9.30pm AEST, SBS will have full coverage and start airing at 4am for the passionate fans of the Socceroos.

The Europeans are favourites among punters to take out the tournament overall, and so head into the fixture at $1.50 with SportsBet for the win, which if all goes according to the stats is a cert.

While a tale of an underdog triumph is one all Aussies are hoping for, the task at hand is certainly challenging and they go into the match at $7 for the win.

Our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to back a Germany win by a single goal at $3.25, as the Socceroos will no doubt go into the match with all guns blazing and will certainly not give them an easy ride.

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Our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to go with the odds this time and back Slovenia at $2.25.

Kicking off at 1.30pm local time, which will be 9.30pm Sunday evening AEST, SBS will be covering the match with their show starting at 9pm.

Slovenia are going into the match as favourites at $2.25 with SportsBet and after their fantastic finish to the qualifying campaign, could well be a safe bet.

As underdogs, Algeria are at $3.25 for the win in a match which is a must win for both sides, as the remaining group ties are certainly a challenge for the duo.

Our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to go with the odds this time and back Slovenia at $2.25 – although it will no doubt be a tough clash, recent form suggests a Slovenia win.

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Our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to back an England draw as you cannot look past their experience as a side.

Kicking off at 8.30pm local time, which carries over to 4.30am on Sunday morning AEST, Aussies will need to turn on SBS for the coverage which starts at 4am.

England come into the tournament off the back of some captain changes, with John Terry losing the responsibility earlier this year due to off the pitch antics, while Rio Ferdinand has been ruled out injured, and so the team looks to Steven Gerrard to step up and this match will see if he can.

England are going into the match as clear favourites at $1.53 with SportsBet – however punters should remember England often crumble in opening matches of the world cup.

The USA are clear underdogs, relieving themselves of any pressure – which is often an invaluable quality in the tournament, and head into the game at $6.50 to win.

Our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to back an England draw as you cannot look past their experience as a side, while the most likely outcome will be a single goal win at $3.25 to count the opening game nerves.
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While a draw is a possibility at $3.10, our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is an underdog triumph with South Korea coming away winners at $2.80.

Kicking off at 1.30pm local time, which converts to 9.30pm Saturday AEST, SBS will be covering the game with their show starting at 9pm.

This will be one of the closest games in the opening couple of days of the tournament, with both sides capable of fantastic achievements, but not having shown that in recent fixtures.

The Europeans are coming into the game slight favourites with the punters at $2.62 with SportsBet, however with this being only the second time the nation has attended a world cup, opening game nerves could get the better of the players.

South Korea are slightly out in the odds at $2.80 for the win – but with other fixtures in Group B consisting of Argentina and Nigeria these are crucial points.

While a draw is a possibility at $3.10, our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is an underdog triumph with South Korea coming away winners at $2.80.

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When it comes to this fixture, our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to back the odds, with an Argentina win almost certain at $1.50.

Kicking off at 4pm local time, which makes it midnight on Saturday night AEST, SBS will begin their coverage of the game at 11.30pm.

The two time title winners Argentina are heading into the match as the absolute favourites at $1.50 with SportsBet – and while these are not highly lucrative odds, it is hard to see the game going any other way.

The pre tournament favourites have undeniable skill and talent, and Nigeria are the outsiders at $7 to overcome it with what would be the first major tournament upset.

When it comes to this fixture, our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to back the odds, with an Argentina win almost certain at $1.50.

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Our Tip Of The Match is to back the underdogs, with Uruguay claiming a win over the French favourites at $3.75.

According to the stats, these two are competing for the top spot in Group A, and as it is both their opening tournament games will no doubt be a thrilling fixture for any fan to watch.

Kicking off at 8.30pm local time – 4.30am AEST for us Aussies, SBS will be the channel to watch, as they start coverage of the fixture at 4am.

The 1998 World Cup winners France are currently going into Match 2 as the favourites at $2.10 with SportsBet – although are coming into the tournament off the back of some unimpressive results.

Uruguay are the underdogs for the match at $3.75, but the cool and calm South Americans no doubt have the talent within the squad to overcome what seems to be a flustered French side in South Africa.

Our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is to back the underdogs, with Uruguay claiming a win over the French favourites at $3.75.

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If push comes to shove our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is a narrow single goal win by Mexico at $4.

Kicking off at 4pm local time – midnight on Friday night in Australia, SBS will show the game which will hope to live up to the expectations of football fans around the globe.

Heading into Match 1, Mexico are going into the match as favourites at $2.50 with SportsBet – but the beauty of the world cup is the ability an underdog has to overcome some of the big guns.

South Africa are the underdog for this game at $2.88 – but with the home crowd, and the obvious pride of a nation the squad are carrying on their shoulders by holding the tournament, they will certainly put on a passionate performance.

While a draw at $3.20 is certainly not out of the question, if push comes to shove our ‘Tip Of The Match’ is a narrow single goal win by Mexico at $4.

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